From the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants commentary on the newly designed Canadian Federal Budget for 2008:

Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty showed clearly in his third Budget that the government has no intention of rocking the economic boat when it comes to introducing new measures or modifying existing ones. Much of the Budget, tabled on February 26, 2008, proposes adjustments to existing tax programs while re-asserting the government's commitment to reduce debt and encourage saving among individual Canadians.....

To view the whole commentary, visit the website for PPW Chartered Accountants, a Winnipeg Chartered Accountant Firm.

The blog on Natural Treatments for Depression was just redesigned today.
In this depression resource site you will learn about prescription drugs (SSRI's, anti-depressants, anti-psychotics) and why they are prescribed to those diagnosed with depression, bi-polar and other forms of mental illness. There are also great posts on the latest research of how nutrition, lifestyle, behaviour and personal growth & development play an influential role on supporting mental health.

This is how to play Double Rummy, a game we often play in my family.
Using 2 decks (jokers excluded), each player is dealt 11 cards. Pick up 1 card, from the discard pile or the stack. Must have a discard to go out. 2's are wild.
Each round must begin by a player having the corresponding 'meld'.

1. 2 sets of 3
2. 1 set of 3, 1 run of 4
3. 2 sets of 4
4. 1 set of 4, 1 run of 4
5. 2 runs of 4
6. 3 sets of 3
7. 1 run of 7, 1 set of 3

Any player who achieves the meld moves on to the next one in the following round. The winner of each round advances without any points, all others accumulate points equal to the value of the cards remaining in their hands as follows:

• 2's and Aces = 20pts
• 3-7 = 5pts
• 8-King = 10pts

Happy playing!

I finally feel comfortable enough to let the public know about my girlfriend...

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This video helps emphasize the need to see beyond web design and understand the deeper implications of marketing, design and data publishing on the internet.

Well, we're not actually FEATURED on the cbc site. And, really, it had nothing to do with Winnipeg Web Design, but nonetheless our blog has been receiving traffic from the CBC website due to the post we made in support of Alika LaFontaine, Canada's Next Great Prime Minister.
For more info visit: http://www.cbc.ca/nextprimeminister/press.html

Hoooray, Go Alika!!