When I bought my new MacBook Pro, I knew there would be a few necessary accessories, such as cable adapters. I needed two – one to help the new firewire 800 port talk to my old Firewire devices, the other to ensure my screen output could speak VGA.
The Firewire adapter is made by a company [...]
Entries from November 2009
Apple fail: A tale of 2 packages.
November 27th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Green Creative · Printing · Production
The future of Telus TV could be even friendlier.
November 18th, 2009 · 2 Comments
This fall, our family got Telus TV.
The promo deal sucked us in, our friendly installer managed to figure out how to wire both ends of a 1920’s apartment without stapling cable everywhere and now we can vegetate digitally. (Of course, the first thing I did with this marvel of new technology was use the PVR [...]
Tags: Sustainable Lifestyle
Concerts are garbage these days.
November 16th, 2009 · 4 Comments
Saturday night I attended the Corb Lund show at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom. One of the best (and only remaining) mid-size venues in the city. The music was fantastic. Corb Lund (and his band the Hurtin’ Albertans) are a tight ‘alt country’ act that brings a genuine thinking person’s perspective to the dusty boot-stompin’ genre.
Too bad [...]
Tags: Green Points of View · Sustainable Lifestyle
Dear Mayor Gregor: Three free ideas to get Vancouver’s new bright green brand out of the boardroom and on to the streets.
November 6th, 2009 · 2 Comments
I was unusually buoyant, (considering I was reading a government document), as I waded through the new 72-page PDF report - Vancouver 2020, a Bright Green Future. This is the much-awaited guide to Vancouver City Council’s ambitious plan to be ‘a top-five global clean-tech city’, complete with a shiny new brand for our burg: ‘Vancouver [...]
Tags: Green Creative · Green Politics · Green in the Economic Downturn · Sustainable Lifestyle





