#Business Printing Calgary

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Any interest in grading everyone’s first day of free agency? Would love to hear your thoughts!!

ooh okay ! well as tuned in as i am i didn't catch everything so this is going to be pretty incomplete/fairly uninformed but here's my attempt:

boston bruins: that zadorov contract LOL AND LMAO (i say as if hes not going to immediately skyrocket to excellence.) that lindholm contract might be even worse with the same caveat. A+ for me, a hater

buffalo sabres: what did they even do? C.

detroit red wings: kane is a bad move + jack campbell is fine at that contract + cam talbot is the epitome of "goalies? what's up with goalies?" + why do they have 4 goalies now. C-

florida panthers: lost montour, lost oel, lost lomberg. that reinhart contract is really good though. C+

montreal canadiens: if slaf continues on his upward trajectory that contract looks great; if he doesn't, they're already bad so it doesn't matter all that much. B

ottawa senators: what did they even do? get noah gregor? i hear he's very fast. C.

tampa bay lightning: where do i even start with this one

toronto maple leafs: the problem w/ all of the leafs' acquisitions is that they are Fine, some of them even Good, but they're just overpaid enough for me to not only get annoyed about it but also see 30 ft of insufferably rancid discourse every time i open twitter. B+

carolina hurricanes: appear to have lost half the guys i remember being on their roster, but the one dude they did end up signing was one of the small handful of good deals i saw handed out today. C

columbus blue jackets: this team's quality does not matter. you know what does matter? gaudreau/monahan reunion. A

new jersey devils: brett pesce's good. B+

new york islanders: anthony duclair's good but i mourn what lou lamoriello will make him do with his hair. C+

new york rangers: what did they even do. C.

philadelphia flyers: MATVEI MICHKOV IS COMING. TELL YOUR FRIENDS, TELL YOUR ENEMIES, TELL TRAVIS KONECNY, TELL EVERYONE!!! A

pittsburgh penguins: incredibly committed to the bit of only signing players over 30 and they don't have poj back yet. C

washington capitals: genuine home runs in here. chychrun... pld... matt roy... didn't even give out valuable picks to acquire these assets! A

chicago blackhawks: i think they're trying to crawl out of this rebuild with no other serious potential core members other than bedard, which don't get me wrong is a bad move, but i also think they're not doing a terrible job of crawling out of the rebuild. B

colorado avalanche: kept jo drouin. C+

dallas stars: lyubushkin is incredibly bad and they gave him 3.25 aav. and casey desmith is there. F

minnesota wild: extended one of the sexiest toothless men on earth jake middleton. A

nashville predators: A+

st louis blues: what did they even do. C

utah hockey club: that durzi price is a bit steep but hey, if you've never had the money before i guess you might as well spend it. also sergachev was a BALLSY move i will miss you my cunty mistress. also we (the nhl) have a fucking iginla again... for our health. we need an iginla. B-

winnipeg jets: what did they even do. C

anaheim ducks: what did they even do. C

calgary flames: sharangovich extension + anthony mantha. tidy bit of business. zayne parekh YOU are the 2025 calder trophy winner. C+

edmonton oilers: managed to get a couple good players on nice cheap contracts, improved their rush game even more somehow, and will have to re-print their goalie's jerseys because they now have two different guys named skinner. A

la kings: gave joel edmundson nearly 4 million dollars a year. D

seattle kraken: stole brandon montour from florida. B+

san jose sharks: unlike the hawks, seem to be actively prepared to break out of the rebuild and trying to do it. toffoli? great! wennberg? a little overpaid but they're trying to hit the cap floor at this point so it's quite good! rumours of pavs return to san jose but you didn't hear it from me. B+

vancouver canucks: jake debrusk is gonna be a good linemate for petey imho. the hronek and myers contracts were a little rich but honestly they seem to be a lot more coherent ideologically than they were just a couple years ago. B

vegas golden knights: basically lost every remaining original misfit/otherwise quality forward in an effort to keep marchessault, and then lost marchessault anyway to the Power Of Divorce. and now they have ilya samsonov as their starting goaltender. F

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"During the panic of the fall of 1939, the RCMP began harassing communists, arresting them for violating Defence of Canada Regulations (DOCR) regulations 39 and 39A, even before the Party published its position against Canadian participation in the war.

On September 9, Philip and Gordon Tonner, from Toronto, were arrested for distributing Party materials. The court quickly threw out the case against the two men. The Party published its position against Canadian participation in the war on October 14, 1939. On November 10, the RCMP arrested 23, including ten in Montreal, for distributing communist documents. The Canadian Press reported on November 13 that four more communists in Toronto, eight more in Montreal, as well as one man in Lacombe, Alberta were arrested and charged for having distributed anti-war flyers. On November 21, the Canadian Press reported that Douglas Stewart, business manager of the communist newspaper, Clarion, was sentenced to two years of imprisonment for printing the Comintern statement of opposition to  participation in the war. In Oshawa, an ex-soldier, Frank Towers, was sentenced to three months imprisonment for having sold Clarion, even before it had been banned along with its French-language equivalent, Clarté.

Most of these cases were thrown out of court, although some did receive sentences of up to six months in prison and fines of $500. Four communists were arrested for violating regulation 39, or for merely saying things that police judged to be dangerous to the security of the state or the prosecution of the war. Nick Tuchinsky, from Tilsonbury, Ontario and Alfred Neal, from Kingston, were arrested in December, 1940, but each case ended in acquittal. Nevertheless, two men from Kirkland Lake, Ontario, B. L. McMillan and Charles Stewart, each received sentences of three months and fines of $200 for having expressed sentiments judged to be dangerous or subversive. Four people were accused of having distributed Party newspapers, and twenty-one were charged with possession of communist documents, while eight Winnipegers were arrested for being Party members. The most common reason for arrest was distribution of subversive flyers, for which 44 were charged.

Most cases were thrown out of court for insufficient evidence. In fact, this was the case for twelve women from across Canada, while Olive Swankey, wife of Hull internee Ben Swankey, was held for ten days of interrogation in Edmonton, then released without being charged. Hull internee Charles Weir was arrested for distributing anti-war literature, but was freed since there were no witnesses, only to be soon interned. Another Hull internee, Patrick Lenihan, a Calgary alderman, was acquitted by jury of having expressed statements likely to cause disaffection to His Majesty, only to be interned soon after.

Not all was failure for the authorities when charging communists for specific offences. Nine women were successfully charged, including three in Manitoba and four in Saskatchewan, where authorities seemed to be more successful in prosecuting precise offences. The unfortunate Annie Buller and Margaret Mills each received sentences of two years, while Ida Corley received a sentence of one year. All were from Winnipeg, while Regina resident Gladys McDonald was imprisoned for a year, followed by fourteen months of internment, making her the only communist woman to be interned during World War II.

Two cases of imprisonment in Manitoba deserve special mention. In the fall of 1940, Mitch Sago, a Ukrainian community leader, and Tom McEwen, a member of the political bureau of the Party, were charged with being members of the Party. On November 8, 1940, Sago and McEwen were tried and sentenced to two years less a day of hard labour at the provincial jail in Headingly. Nowhere was hard labour to be found within the DOCR, therefore, on October 10, 1941, McEwen and Sago applied for habeas corpus on the grounds that the original magistrate had exceeded the law with the hard labour sentence. Justice Donovan of the Manitoba Supreme Court agreed and granted Sago and McEwen their freedom, however, on September 9, 1941, Justice minister Lapointe had issued an order for internment, which took effect immediately after the men’s liberation from Headingly, whereupon they were interned in Hull. Internment was to prove a much more useful tool for repressing communists, as opposed to imprisonment for specific offences, especially after the Party was made illegal in June, 1940.

Approximately two-thirds of those detained were held using articles 21 and 39C of the DOCR read together. The official history of the Communist Party of Canada cites that “according to the Canadian Civil Liberties Union, 64 persons had been arrested by the end of February, 1940, of which nineteen received prison terms ranging from one month to two years, while the rest were fined amounts ranging from $1 to $500.”

- Michael Martin, The Red Patch: Political Imprisonment in Hull, Quebec during World War 2. Self-published, 2007. p. 121-123.

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

Today (Apr 30) at 2PM, I’ll be at the San Francisco Public Library with my new book, Red Team Blues, hosted by Annalee Newitz.

Tuesday (May 2) I’ll be in Portland at the Cedar Hills Powell’s with Andy Baio.

#15yrsago HOWTO keep your laptop from being searched at the border (it’s hard) https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2008/05/protecting-yourself-suspicionless-searches-while-t

#15yrsago EFF and security experts to Congress: We need hearings on Customs laptop seizures and snooping https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2008/05/01

#10yrsago Mozilla to FinSpy: stop disguising your “lawful interception” spyware as Firefox https://www.wired.com/2013/04/finfisher-firefox/

#10yrsago EFF challenges bogus 3D printing patents https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/04/eff-partners-challenge

#5yrsago Hope Larson’s “All Summer Long,” lively YA graphic novel about tween friendships, rock and roll, and being yourself https://memex.craphound.com/2018/05/01/hope-larsons-all-summer-long-lively-ya-graphic-novel-about-tween-friendships-rock-and-roll-and-being-yourself/

#5yrsago Speaking in my professional capacity as a dystopian science fiction writer… https://memex.craphound.com/2018/05/01/speaking-in-my-professional-capacity-as-a-dystopian-science-fiction-writer/

#5yrsago It’s back! British Conservative politicians’ habitual “go ahead, kick me in the balls, I can take it” pose https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/apr/30/sajid-javid-tory-power-stance

#5yrsago McDonald’s workers across the UK are striking https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/may/01/mcstrike-mcdonalds-workers-walk-out-over-zero-hours-contracts

#5yrsago George Mason economics department admits it sold hiring control to anonymous, super-rich donors https://crookedtimber.org/2018/05/01/the-public-choice-of-public-choice/

#5yrsago Thousands of prominent AI researchers tell Nature they won’t have anything to do with its new paywalled journal https://openaccess.engineering.oregonstate.edu

#5yrsago Parliament to Zuck: show up or else https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/1/17306684/uk-zuckerberg-testimony-facebook-data-privacy

#5yrsago Right wing snowflakes moaning about Michelle Wolf’s hilarious White House Press Corps monologue show us real “PC” https://www.currentaffairs.org/2018/04/what-being-politically-incorrect-actually-looks-like/

Catch me on tour with Red Team Blues in Mountain View, Berkeley, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, DC, Gaithersburg, Oxford, Hay, Manchester, Nottingham, London, and Berlin!

[artechprinting]

Top-Rated Custom Printing Company in Calgary

Looking for a reliable custom printing company in Calgary? Artech Printing & Signs offers high-quality, personalized printing solutions for businesses and individuals. From business cards to banners, they cater to all your printing needs with precision and professionalism. Trust Artech Printing & Signs for fast turnaround times and exceptional service in Calgary’s competitive market.

[novumtimes]

Calgary’s first school: From the archives

Article content In the early days of the newspaper business, every little thing that unfolded in any given town was published as news — even high school students’ exam marks. (Harsh!)  A look through pages of the Calgary Herald — and several other newspapers that were around a century or more ago — shows that publication of the percentage grade achieved by students was routinely printed in local…

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Navigating the World of Payday Loans in Calgary: What You Need to Know

As a resident of Calgary,calgary urgent loans you may have found yourself in a financial bind from time to time, needing a quick influx of cash to cover unexpected expenses or bridge the gap until your next paycheck. In these situations, payday loan services can seem like an appealing solution. However, it's important to understand the ins and outs of payday loans before diving in.

What are Payday Loans?

Payday loans are short-term, high-interest loans that are typically due on your next payday. In Calgary, the maximum amount you can borrow is $1,500, and the maximum term is 62 days. These loans are designed to provide quick access to cash, but they can come with hefty fees and interest rates that can make them difficult to repay.

The Regulations in Calgary

The province of Alberta has implemented regulations to protect consumers when it comes to payday loans. Some key points to be aware of include:

Maximum interest rate: 15% of the principal loan amount

Fees for missed payments: $25 or less

Mandatory "cooling-off" period: You must wait at least one full business day between payday loans

It's important to familiarize yourself with these regulations and understand your rights as a borrower.

Alternatives to Payday Loans

Before turning to a payday loan, consider exploring other options that may be more cost-effective and better suited to your financial needs. These can include:

Asking your employer for an advance on your paycheck

Reaching out to friends or family for a short-term loan

Negotiating with creditors to extend payment deadlines

Utilizing community resources or non-profit organizations that offer financial assistance

Tips for Responsible Payday Loan Usage

If you do decide to use a payday loan service, it's crucial to approach it with caution and a plan for repayment. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

Only borrow what you can afford to repay on time

Shop around and compare interest rates and fees from different lenders

Read the fine print and understand all the terms and conditions

Set up a repayment plan and stick to it to avoid additional fees and interest charges

Remember, payday loans should be viewed as a last resort, not a long-term solution.calgary instant approval loans By understanding your options and using payday loans responsibly, you can navigate these financial waters while minimizing the risks.

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Designing and Printing Custom Decals in Calgary

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Mean Machine Customs - Your Go-To Experts for Custom Decals in Calgary!

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Business cards - yycPrinting

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[flyershopcalgary]

Professionals providing services for business card printing in Calgary suggest that business cards must include certain elements, like the company's name, logo, etc.

[astra-business-centre-calgary]

Astra Business Centre | Calgary (587) 327–7272 | Top 10 Benefits of Choosing a Coworking Space for Your Business

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the traditional office model is becoming less appealing. Entrepreneurs, freelancers, and even established businesses are seeking more flexible, cost-effective, and collaborative working environments. Enter the coworking space—a modern solution that's transforming the way we work. If you're based in Calgary, the Calgary Business Centre offers exceptional coworking space options. Let's explore the top 10 benefits of choosing a coworking space for your business.

1. Cost-Effective Office Solution

One of the most significant advantages of coworking spaces is the cost savings. Traditional office leases in prime locations can be prohibitively expensive. In contrast, coworking spaces provide flexible membership plans that suit various budgets. At the Calgary Business Centre, you can choose from daily, weekly, or monthly plans, ensuring you only pay for what you need.

2. Networking Opportunities

Coworking spaces are melting pots of creativity and innovation. Sharing a workspace with professionals from diverse industries provides ample networking opportunities. You can collaborate, share ideas, and even find potential clients or partners within the same environment. The community events at the Calgary Business Centre foster connections that can lead to valuable business relationships.

3. Flexibility and Scalability

Coworking spaces offer unmatched flexibility. Whether you're a solo entrepreneur or a growing team, you can easily scale your workspace up or down based on your current needs. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for startups and small businesses that may experience rapid growth or fluctuating team sizes.

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Working from home can be riddled with distractions, from household chores to family interruptions. Coworking spaces provide a professional setting that encourages focus and productivity. The Calgary Business Centre is designed to minimize distractions and create an environment conducive to getting work done efficiently.

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Balancing work and personal life can be challenging, especially when working from home. Coworking spaces provide a clear separation between your work and home environments. This separation helps you maintain a healthier work-life balance, reducing the risk of burnout and improving overall well-being.

7. Professional Image

A professional business address and access to well-appointed meeting rooms can significantly enhance your business's image. When meeting clients or partners, having a professional space like the Calgary Business Centre can make a positive impression, boosting your credibility and reputation.

8. Collaborative Environment

Coworking spaces are designed to encourage collaboration. Open layouts, communal areas, and regular community events create opportunities for spontaneous interactions and idea-sharing. This collaborative environment can lead to innovative solutions and new business opportunities.

9. Work Anywhere, Anytime

Many coworking spaces offer 24/7 access, allowing you to work on your schedule. This flexibility is ideal for night owls, early birds, and anyone who needs to accommodate clients in different time zones. The Calgary Business Centre provides round-the-clock access, ensuring you can work whenever it suits you best.

10. Reduced Operational Hassles

Managing an office comes with numerous responsibilities, from maintenance to utilities and security. Coworking spaces handle these operational aspects, allowing you to focus solely on your business. The Calgary Business Centre's dedicated staff takes care of everything, providing a hassle-free work environment.

Conclusion

Choosing a coworking space like Astra Business Centre can offer numerous benefits for your business. From cost savings and networking opportunities to enhanced productivity and a professional image, coworking spaces provide a versatile and dynamic working environment. Embrace the future of work and experience the advantages of coworking for yourself.

Whether you're a freelancer looking for a professional setting, a startup seeking scalability, or an established business aiming to reduce overhead costs, a coworking space in Calgary can meet your needs. Explore the possibilities and take your business to new heights with the flexibility, community, and resources that Astra Business Centre offers.

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Flyer printing services Calgary

Serious Flyer offers the best options for Canada Post flyers. We regularly provide effective and actionable ideas and ensure visible progress through implementation. Flyer printing services Calgary has evolved and there are now a variety of flyer services available. The websites we build are successful for our clients because we always take the time to understand their business, goals, and target audience.

[calgaryprint]

Calgary's Choice for Professional Brochure Printing Solutions

In the bustling cityscape of Calgary, where businesses strive to stand out amidst the competition, the power of a well-crafted brochure cannot be overstated. A brochure isn't just a piece of paper; it's a tangible representation of your brand, your message, and your values. That's why choosing the right partner for brochure printing in Calgary is crucial for ensuring that your marketing materials make the impact you desire.

At Calgary Print we understand the significance of quality brochure printing in Calgary. With years of experience serving businesses across various industries, we've earned the reputation as Calgary's go-to destination for professional printing solutions. Here's why

Unmatched Quality: We take pride in delivering brochures of the highest quality. From paper selection to printing techniques, we ensure that every detail reflects the professionalism and excellence of your brand.

Customization Options: We understand that every business has unique needs and preferences. That's why we offer a wide range of customization options, allowing you to tailor your brochures to perfectly align with your brand identity and messaging.

Attention to Detail: Our team of skilled professionals pays meticulous attention to every aspect of the printing process. From color accuracy to font selection, we strive for perfection in every brochure we print.

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Whether you're promoting a new product, showcasing your services, or communicating important information, our brochure printing services in Calgary are designed to help you make a lasting impression on your target audience. So why settle for anything less than the best? Choose Calgaryprint for all your brochure printing needs in Calgary, and experience the difference that professional printing solutions can make for your business. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you elevate your brand through high-quality printed materials.

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

Tomorrow (Apr 30) at 2PM, I’ll be at the San Francisco Public Library with my new book, Red Team Blues, hosted by Annalee Newitz.

#20yrsago Business 2.0 publishes its first-ever sf story (mine!) https://web.archive.org/web/20030430152919/http://www.business2.com/articles/mag/0,1640,49104|4,00.html

#15yrsago My email management power-tips https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2008/apr/29/email.filter

#15yrsago EFF to Ballmer: You owe MSN Music customers an apology, a refund and more https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2008/04/28

#15yrsago When trademark becomes a tool for stealing our language https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/apr/29/trademarks-good-bad-ugly

#10yrsago Monsters and Legends: kids’ reference book on the origin of monsters https://memex.craphound.com/2013/04/29/monsters-and-legends-kids-reference-book-on-the-origin-of-monsters/

#10yrsago Icelandic Pirate Party lands three seats in Icelandic parliament https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/04/pirate-party-wins-3-seats-in-icelandic-parliament-for-its-best-result-worldwide/

#10yrsago Bruce Sterling on startups’ role in helping the global rich get richer https://web.archive.org/web/20130428013213/http://nextberlin.eu/2013/04/bruce-sterling-fantasy-prototypes-and-real-disruption/

#5yrsago Facebook warns investors to expect bigger and worse scandals than Cambridge Analytica https://www.siliconvalley.com/2018/04/27/facebook-got-an-earnings-boost-but-heres-the-fine-print/

#5yrsago 100 US Mayors sign a pledge to boycott ISPs that commit Net Neutrality violations https://gizmodo.com/100-us-mayors-sign-pledge-to-defend-net-neutrality-agai-1825612839

#5yrsago The teachers’ strikes are spreading https://www.labornotes.org/blogs/2018/04/teacher-uprising-spreads-far-and-wide

#5yrsago The US gave its client states hundreds of millions for anti-terrorism, then crooked UK military contractors ripped it all off https://federalnewsnetwork.com/acquisition/2018/04/mattis-criminal-charges-likely-amid-probe-into-intelligence-contract/

#1yrago Killing online surveillance with contextual ads https://pluralistic.net/2022/04/29/taken-in-context/#creep-me-not

From Apr 26–28, Barnes and Noble is offering a 25% discount on preorders for my upcoming novels (use discount code PREORDER25): The Lost Cause (Nov 2023) and The Bezzle (Red Team Blues #2) (Feb 2024).

Catch me on tour with Red Team Blues in Mountain View, Berkeley, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, DC, Gaithersburg, Oxford, Hay, Manchester, Nottingham, London, and Berlin!