I’m at the Hamilton Future Fund Board of Governors Meeting.

Instead of just tweeting, I’m going to use CoverItLive for the remainder of the meeting and enable you to comment with your questions or feedback.

DISCLAIMER: I’m on my own time and do not represent The Hamilton Spectator

Okay, let’s go.
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I’m off the next two days from The Spectator newsroom and will be taking Sun, Mon, Tues as my days off for the next few weeks. (The long weekend will be extra long with Weds off as well.)

I’ll be in the newsroom from 5am – 1pm Weds – Fri, and 6am – 2pm on Sat for the remainder of the summer.

I’m going to spend today (Mon) and tomorrow cleaning my apartment, working on projects, playing pinball in Ancaster, and maybe having some fun by covering the Hamilton Future Fund Board of Governors meeting on Tuesday for my personal blog.

My attic apartment heats up a lot during sunny summer days. My front room, with a large ceiling fans and two windows facing north, stays cooler than the rest of the place. I’ve more my computer into that room, but made a mess of the rest of my place in the process – I have to clean up that mess.

I’ll probably do that Monday morning while watching Larry Di Ianni officially announce his candidacy.

Not that his announcement is any surprise. As soon as everyone read the trial balloon of Andrew Dreschel’s May 14, 2010 column in The Spectator, it’s been widely known that Di Ianni was running. Di Ianni’s appearances at any gathering with more than a half-dozen people only confirmed suspicions.

The announcement is at 11am. I’m going to try – not making any promises – to write some quick thoughts on my blog.

After cleaning my apartment, I’m going to update my Twitter training materials. …

Photos from the World Cup celebrations on James Street North Sunday night. …