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I saw William Prince at the QE theater in Vancouver on Wednesday evening. An awesome concert!

I've been lectured by one of the ivermectin true believers about how i can keep my breast cancer from recurring by taking this stuff. This, in the middle of an actual hospital, which provides the care that has kept me alive.

Imagine how much more interesting the Kreb's cycle could be? Or the coag factor cascade?

what an awesome photo! This skier is in perfect form.

Feb 28. A song from 1985. This Could Be The Night by Loverboy. Takes me back to driving around in an orange Volkswagen Beetle, listening to mixed tapes, made by caring friends, on a cheap cassette deck and crappy speakers...lol. #DavidsMonthOfMusic www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qa2...

Feb 27. A song from 1995. I wish you well, by Tom Cochrane. #DavidsMonthOfMusic www.youtube.com/watch?v=B__d...

maybe PP thinks this will legitimize Jivani's rogue visits to Washington.

Feb 26. A song from 2005. When the night feels my song, by Bedouin Soundclash. #DavidsMonthOfMusic. www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIuc...

I am not very familiar with current immigration stuff, but there are experts in those "infusion" groups that might know about any health related information.

Yes, there's a difference in titles between the two countries. To become a technologist, a Canadian would usually attend a technical college such as BCIT for 3 years. Many already have a 4 year degree but it isn't a prereq. The term technician isn't really used in Canada.

Until Nov 2027, it will be easier to get working as a Medical Laboratory Technologist in BC. After that we will be regulated by the College of Physicians and Surgeons. All other provinces in Canada are already regulated.

Man behind Nanaimo ‘infusion’ aims to help ease way for U.S. health-care workers Tod Maffin created his health-care infusion website after noticing many of those who attended last year’s weekend event were U.S. health-care workers scoping out the Island for a permanent move.

There's help from Canadian peers and experts available. Tod Maffin has come up with a model for "Canadian Infusion" chapters in many cities. The Nanaimo Infusion has been active the longest. www.timescolonist.com/local-news/m...

Canada's requirements are changing as of March 1. Google CAMPLR for details.

Feb 25. A song from 2015. Sweet Irony, by Whitehorse. #DavidsMonthOfMusic We live in times that are quite ironic, but not always in a sweet way. It's the 5th song on this 30 minute live recording done by CBC (great sound and camera work on this BTW... worth a listen). www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNJU...

Every time these "51st" comments are broadcast, the person saying it is only hurting US businesses such as the wine/spirits industry and tourism.

My dad passed away in the 1990s. He was an immigrant to Canada from Germany and he became the most devoted hockey fan. From our local juniors to the NHL, he watched it all, live and on CBC. I always wish he had lived longer for so many reasons... he would have loved to see how the pro women play.

Feb 24. A song from the last album I listened to: Breathless, by William Prince, from the album Earthly Days. #DavidsMonthOfMusic www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPGv...

Feb 23. A song with an emotion in the title. #DavidsMonthOfMusic Heartache tonight by the Eagles. youtube.com/watch?v=jBte...

Feb 22. A song for a sunny day. We're Here for a good time by Trooper. "So have a good time, the sun can't shine every day" youtube.com/watch?v=xiL8...

Counting Crows - Round Here (Official Music Video) YouTube video by CountingCrowsVEVO

Day 21

A song with a shape in the title

Counting Crows- Round Here

#DavidsMonthOfMusic
#Musicsky

youtu.be/SAe3sCIakXo?...

I am no fan of former BC Premier Christy Clark, but she was right about this in 2012 when she pointed out that govt healthcare funding needs to consider that aging populations use more healthcare. Conversely those who move to AB are generally on the younger side. globalnews.ca/news/199954/...

Feb 20. A song by a band from my local area. John Gogo is from Vancouver Island and many of his songs are about people and places here. E.g. "Cougar Annie". #DavidsMonthOfMusic youtube.com/watch?v=2eQf...

Feb 19. A song I know all the words to. Well there are many of those. Here's just one: All the Wrong Reasons by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. #DavidsMonthOfMusic youtube.com/watch?v=_x7o...

Feb 18. A song with metal in the title. Fields of Gold, by Sting. There's also a beautiful version by Eva Cassidy.Fields of Gold #DavidsMonthOfMusic youtube.com/watch?v=KLVq...

Currently on a BC ski trip. Every year, this type of road trip is our big vacay. In past years, we skied in WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, CO and UT. We spent lots of $$ there and had a great time. I can't see going back to the USA anytime soon. Maybe never.

Medical labs are also still dependent on fax machines. I won't cooperate with the imposition of AI slop until there's at least an equal effort to retire the fax machines.

I agree... also thinking it won't take a couple of decades. I'm thinking 3-6 years. It's very scary, even for those of us who don't live in the USA.

The stress of owning a yacht that an orca wants to sink.

Feb 17. A song about growing old. Afternoons and CoffeeSpoons by Crash Test Dummies. Like my friends say "growing old is not for sissies" Lol. #DavidsMonthOfMusic youtu.be/W0YeGv5xHUU?...

Feb 16. A song for a rainy day (and it's raining pretty hard as I write this): Both Sides Now, by Joni Mitchell. There are many versions of this song out there, but I really like this more recent one, live, with her voice older, but still so powerful. #DavidsMonthOfMusic youtube.com/watch?v=jxil...