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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Munenori Kawasaki Deserves Another Year in Toronto
Blue Jays player Munenori Kawasaki has earned a spot on the 25 man roster for Toronto in 2014. He certainly has Blue Jays fans behind him – even when he grounds out, the crowds in Toronto applaud him for his … Continue reading
Posted in General, Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged Adam Lind, Anthony Gose, Baltimore Orioles, Brett Lawrie, Edwin Encarnación, Emilio Bonifacio, J.P. Arencibia, José Reyes, Josh Thole, Maicer Izturis, Mark DeRosa, Melky Cabrera, Munenori Kawasaki, Rajai Davis, Rogers Centre, Ryan Goins, Toronto Blue Jays
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R.A. Dickey beats the Rays
Tonight, R.A. Dickey pitched 7.1 innings against the Tampa Bay Rays, giving up only five hits and two runs on solo homeruns by Ben Zobrist in the first inning and Delmon Young in the second. Pitching for the Rays was … Continue reading
Bud Selig to Retire as MLB Commissioner
Bud Selig announced yesterday that he would be retiring as the Commissioner of Major League Baseball (M.L.B.) after the 2014 season after more than 20 years as Commissioner. This is not the first time he has announced his plans to … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged A.L., Acting Commissioner, American League, Arizona Diamondbacks, baseball, Bud Selig, Commissioner, Great Depression, Interleague Play, Major League Baseball, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Wisconsin, MLB, Montreal Expos, N.L., National League, Playoffs, Seattle Pilots, Tampa Bay Rays, Washington Nationals, Wild Card, World Series
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Condominim Act Review Stage 2
Canada’s Public Policy Forum has released it’s second stage review of Ontario’s Condominium Act. I’d like to discuss a number of issues in the report: 1) The report calls for mandatory testing for property managers. This is a good step … Continue reading
Moving into/Out of a Condominum
Gerry Hyman has another article. Let’s discuss it: QUESTION: We have a rule prohibiting moves in or out of a unit on weekends. The board passed a policy at a board meeting specifying that moves would be allowed on weekends. … Continue reading
Making Condominiums Democratic
I’d like to discuss how to make condominiums democratic. This can be handled easily, with easy amendments to the Condominium Act. Let’s discuss those changes: 1) Limit or remove proxies. While I would like to say that proxies should be … Continue reading
R.A. Dickey Shuts out the Yankees
Tonight R.A. Dickey pitched a solid seven shut out innings, as the Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees 2-0. Colby Rasmus opened the scoring in the bottom of the 4th with a solo homerun to right field off Andy … Continue reading
Posted in Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged Adam Lind, Andy Pettitte, Anthony Gose, Boston Red Sox, Casey Janssen, Colby Rasmus, Curtis Granderson, J.P. Arencibia, Josh Thole, Kevin Pillar, Mark DeRosa, New York Yankees, R.A. Dickey, Rajai Davis, Ryan Goins, Sergio Santos, Shawn Kelley, Toronto Blue Jays
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Why Condominiums are Undemocratic
At the moment, condominiums in Ontario are not democratically run. The current Condominium Act allows a Board of Directors a virtual dictatorship over the operation of a condominium. You might be sitting there saying that this is not possible in … Continue reading
Posted in Condominiums
Tagged Condominium, Condominium Act, Condominium Community, Condominium Reform, Ontario
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Damage Caused by Common Elements
Gerry Hyman has written a new article. Let’s discuss what he had to say: QUESTION: It has always been the practise in our townhouse condominium that dogs be taken to the adjoining hydro corridor to do their business. A recently … Continue reading
