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Tinkering with toys

Tinkering with toys

I spend hours everyday trying to get my computers to run faster. Whether it be hardware upgrades or tweaking settings to get that little oomph out of my beige box you can bet that I have tried it.
Ea$y come, ea$y go

Ea$y come, ea$y go

Money in the Bank When I was a kid with a paper route and a shovel, I was good with my money. I hoarded every nickel and penny in an old lock box under the bed, breaking it out every now and then to roll up the change to convert to bills.
A disturbing silence

A disturbing silence

According to the McIntyre & Mustel Research Ltd.
Too many fingers in the pie

Too many fingers in the pie

By Loreth Beswetherick It’s bad enough when roommates fall afoul of each other, but when hundreds of owners and a multitude of property managers can’t agree on how to run one condominium hotel, the fall-out can be ugly and the consequences
Bootleg Blues

Bootleg Blues

As much as I dislike the idea of stealing copyrighted material from musicians via Napster, I question the U.S. District Judge Marilyn Patel’s decision to crack down on a single MP3 trading service.
Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Don’t lose the Whistler magic This is an open letter to Hugh Smythe, Intrawest corporation.
Webby Awards Part VI

Webby Awards Part VI

This is the last week of the Webby Awards, and I for one am glad.
Libraries, an investment in the future of B.C.

Libraries, an investment in the future of B.C.

It probably isn’t among the list of jobs the Liberals have promised to take care of in their first 90 days in office, but the new government – and all of B.C.
Balancing the community's principles - business still has concerns

Balancing the community's principles - business still has concerns

"Whistler will be the premier mountain resort community. We will continue to build a thriving resort community that emphasizes the quality of life for its residents and respects the diversity of its people.
B.C. is ready for a new direction

B.C. is ready for a new direction

One of the overused cliches of our culture is that the people get the governments they deserve – though what British Columbians did to deserve Glen Clark is hard to imagine.