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The new iMac, aliens and too much bass may be bad for the lungs

The new iMac, aliens and too much bass may be bad for the lungs

The next generation of Apple’s popular iMac line of computers was released last week, to the joy of technogeeks everywhere. The first generation was an all-in-one bubble, with five bubble colours to choose from.
This Week's Letters

This Week's Letters

I applaud the residents of the Upper Squamish Valley and their refusal to continue to participate in Ledcor’s dance for control of the Ashlu River Canyon.
Watching the family next door

Watching the family next door

It is perhaps a sign of modern times that many of us live next door to someone we hardly know, or even if we know them to say hello, we have difficulty understanding them or what goes on in their household.
Back to school

Back to school

I haven’t been enrolled in school since 1997, and although I never thought it was possible, part of me misses it.
This week's letters

This week's letters

Re: the proposed Ashlu Hydro Project The Ashlu River Canyon is a unique place. It is currently the target of a company that wants to turn it into a power project.
Province’s resort strategy will be put to test in next few months

Province’s resort strategy will be put to test in next few months

They are registering protesters for a rally this weekend. No, not in New York; the Republican convention doesn’t start until next week.
Supporting athletes online

Supporting athletes online

Every two to four years, Canadian editorial pages are filled with calls to increase funding and support for our national athletes. Every two to four years the population agrees, overwhelmingly supporting additional funding for sports and athletes.
This week's letters

This week's letters

I spent the recent long weekend touring Whistler's real estate open houses. I was looking for re-decorating ideas and was not a potential buyer, as I explained to all the agents.
Tourism marketing and Victoria: the numbers speak for themselves

Tourism marketing and Victoria: the numbers speak for themselves

By now most people have heard that the provincial government has challenged the tourism industry in B.C. to double in size in 10 years. Premier Gordon Campbell has been making the point since at least 2001. At the B.C.
Olympics to showcase technologies

Olympics to showcase technologies

If the progression continues, the Olympic Games might have to change its credo from "higher, faster, stronger" to "any edge I can get".