Miss604.com will be going through some changes over the next little while.
No, not those kinds of changes – and you probably won’t even notice a thing.
We’re trying to keep up to date with the growth the site has seen in the last little while and as a result some upgrades will need to be made. I know mid-week is an undesirable time in which to perform such maintenance but I have no other choice. Please bear with me as the site may flutter in and out of consciousness for the next day or so but I assure you once everything’s back up and better than ever it will be worth the wait.
Also, a new Miss604 contest will also be announced and you’ll have to do practically nothing to be entered (not like the cartwheels, belly circles and head taps that I requested last time).
So please, stay tuned, bear with us, and thanks so much for reading, you guys are great!
I just caught this on TV. I know I’ve had a few glasses of wine (blame the Canucks shootout loss), but it seriously took me a couple looks to “get it”.
Considering that the bulk of Canadians voters are (as usual) back East, and that I was the only blog from BC nominated in this category, I find this a great feat and extend my sincerest thanks to everyone who voted for me!
Thanks again to everyone who voted, Saskboy and his team for producing on the awards, and also to Paul Hillsdon who I believe originally nominated me. I hope I can continue to serve, inform, and represent Vancouverites (or at least chicks who come from Surrey) in the coming year and beyond.
As stated when I first started making my site open for advertisements, I will always disclose when a blog post is a part of a paid advertisement. As I choose my advertisers probably as carefully as they choose me, I make sure to proudly support local business.
The first ever meetup of any kind that John and I attended was the Podcaster Meetup in February of 2006. Ever since John moved to Vancouver, and brought his podcast with him, I’ve enjoyed being a part of RadioZoom and meeting the people around town that make these productions happen.
John started RadioZoom in 2004 before I knew what podcasting was. He’s grown it into something pretty great and over the last few years we’ve celebrated milestones (like the 100th episode), and interviewed many great bands (like Aberdeen City and Jim Ward of Sparta) [interviews]. This past weekend he did some work on the site and published Episode 142. We’re falling a little behind but if this is the first you’ve heard of RadioZoom, I suggest you explore our catalog. All music we play is with permission from the artist or is officially pod-safe.
The other podcast in which I’m a co-host is The Crazy Canucks. We’re a bunch of bloggers who love the Canucks, love the game, and love to talk about it. John and Dave recorded Episode 58 this weekend and it’ll be up on the site later today. Look for all of us at Northern Voice on Saturday, February 23rd as we discuss sports blogging and podcasting with the masses.
