Opinion

Timing is everything, as a Swiss philosopher/watchmaker once said. At the first Whistler.

The sports of the Olympics fall into two categories: those that are decided by universal measures – who went fastest, highest or scored the most goals – and those that are judged by human beings.

With computers linking everything to everything else, it’s safe to assume that a lot of your personal information is out there somewhere, floating in cyberspace.

Gravity is a tricky customer.

"Think It" again... The essence of sustainability is to see that our historic world view of "what is good for me is good for everyone" must be replaced with our ability to embrace "what is good for everyone is good for me.

I think I’ve seen this movie before.

If Whistler is really serious about sustainability, it should examine the forecasted 50 per cent increase in traffic up the corridor over the next 20 years.

A few weeks ago, all 800 participants of the Test of Metal mountain bike race with e-mail addresses received a personal communication between organizers that referred to one participant that wanted to withdraw from the race as an "A-hole.

A month or so ago a Whistler business manager made the decision to leave Whistler, for family reasons, and so began the laborious process of transferring bank accounts, cancelling memberships and informing friends of the family’s departure.

For the past five weeks Cybernaut has been covering the Annual Webby Awards, presented by the Academy of Digital Arts and Design to the best of the best Web sites in more than 30 different categories, from Activism to Sports.