1. The three best cities in the world, in order: Montreal, New York and Dubrovnik.

2. I always feel like I need a bath after I ride the TTC.

3. PR = networking with all known media to as many audiences as you are able to identify.

4. Stephane Dion’s no Jean Chretien, but c’mon, Stephen Harper’s a bigot.

5. Alma College is as impressive and historically significant as Casa Loma – and a test case for every heritage protection law in Canada.

6. Toronto is the greatest social experiment the world has ever seen.

7. Why are “conservatives” the first to deride government interference in their own lives, but the first to use it to interfere in others?

8. My neighbours are crazy.

9. The three best Ontario beers in no particular order: Steam Whistle pilsner, Creemore Springs lager and Mill Street’s Tankhouse ale.

10. More quality Canadian beers: Granville Island’s Kitsilano Maple Cream ale, Big Rock’s Traditional ale and most rouge beers from Quebec.

11. I make the best hamburgers in the country.

12. The underbelly of Facebook is between the navel and where it permits the digital organization of people spewing rewritten history.

13. The next best three cities: Toronto, Sarajevo and Hanoi.

14. The San Jose Sharks are going to win the Stanley Cup.

15. I have a Canadians for Obama poster in my attic apartment’s window. If the world could vote, it’d elect the man, Americans should too.

16. This past winter was the kind every kid dreams of – I’m glad it’s over.

17. Three events I’ll go to no matter what: the 2010 Olympics, the next World Cup of soccer Canada’s in, and Toronto’s next Stanley Cup.

18. The five websites I visit the most: Globe and Mail, NHL, Gmail, Facebook and WordPress.

19. LinkedIn is too passive. Shouldn’t it encourage active networking or am I using it wrong? Any ideas?

20. Rounding out the top ten: Bangkok, Paris, Shanghai and Vienna.

Twitter is a digital social application used to write really short blog entries. Posts are restricted to 140 characters. There is a debate going on in the Toronto PR community as to its usefulness as a trade tool.

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