Posts by Joanne Fox

Are you Crazy if you Electrify Your Bike?

I used to think that electric bikes were for crazy old guys with headphones that swerve down the bike path singing their own eccentric tunes. But…

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If I Had Ten Billion Dollars

What would you do if you won a $10 billion lottery tomorrow? What luxury items would you rush out and buy? The latest in sports cars,…

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The Spirit of Simon

“It is our moral obligation to protect the defenseless.” – Simon Jackson Recently, I met Simon Jackson. I really enjoy connecting with people, especially leaders who…

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Biodiversity, Food Security, and Mr. Potato Head

Today, 22 May 2008, is the International Day for Biological Diversity. Happy Biodiversity Day, everyone! I’m sure you’re just like me, and when you think about…

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Cycling for Everyone

The City Program at Simon Fraser University is presenting this free public talk by Dr. John Pucher of Rutgers University. Cycling for Everyone: Lessons for Vancouver…

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Vancouver Hosts Pangea Day

Pangea Day, organized by T.E.D. Conferences, (see www.pangeaday.org) arrives on May 10, 2008 with a live 4-hour broadcast from Los Angeles, Rio, London, Cairo, Kigali, Mumbai,…

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UBC Visual Art Grad Show – TODAY’S SPECIAL

Where: 650 Industrial Ave, Vancouver, B.C. (near 2nd Ave and Main St) Dates: Friday April 18 – Sunday April 27 Hours: 11am – 6pm daily TODAY’S…

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2008 UBC Farm Symposium

I saw this poster on campus, today. Note that you should RSVP by tomorrow.

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Ethical Progressive Intelligent Consumer

From eco-travel to green weddings, the EPIC sustainable living expo is here this weekend. Green living is becoming big business. If you’ve got mixed feelings about…

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Salads and Frappuccinos

What influenzes your food choices? Are you being fed (mis)information through marketing, advertising and packaging that directs your subconscious food choices. How does the environment around…

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