Opinion

Recently I have embarked on a challenge that has been put in action through our website getreallive.com. We are in the process of launching a social media movement called "Change The Age.

Nicklas Lidstrom is in an unfamiliar position, on two fronts. For one, the 42-year-old Swede saw his hockey season come to an end in April, an oddity because his season usually doesn't end until at least May - and often June.

In the Leader-Post of January 7, 2012, I read that the President of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) said, "There is no sugar coating the effects of impaired driving." She was speaking to students at Sheldon Williams Collegiate.

It must frustrate rural people to no end to hear the NDP Opposition bemoan the state of health care under Premier Brad Wall's government. Now, don't get me wrong. Saskatchewan Party government health care coverage is something less than perfect.

He said With new reasons to upgrade your cellphone every three months, it might be important to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to new tech for your mobile. This way you can plan out how you will upgrade.

For those who have followed the 1,000 Awesome Things blog, you know it counted down to its final awesome thing last week. From June 2008 to April 2012, each day Neil Pasricha added one awesome thing to his blog.

The future of agriculture has long looked bright. I recall futurist and economist Lowell Catlett spoke in Yorkton years ago with a presentation he titled 'The Future Is So Bright You'll Have to Wear Shades'.

While dropping my five-year-old son Spencer off at pre-kindergarten the other day, I remarked to the teacher how difficult it was to find him a yellow shirt. It was yellow day, and he has no yellow in his wardrobe that I could find.

The future of agriculture has long looked bright. I recall futurist and economist Lowell Catlett spoke in Yorkton years ago with a presentation he titled The Future Is So Bright You'll Have to Wear Shades .

Remember those commercials years ago that urged you to share "A Kodak Moment?" Those were the good old days when pictures were taken with cameras and film that needed to be processed and then printed from negatives to achieve a finished product.