Condo Fee Lifestyle[1] April 1, 2013 One of the actual rewards of consumer accessible technology has been the condo fee lifestyle.  We now can download and upload our own material to the worldwide web, talk instantly to friends and family; videophone them, text them, and share photo and video of events as they take place on a geographically global scale.  The price tag attached is usually touted as ‘small’, mere

TV series:  If you do something wrong and say you are sorry – it is OK. (even if people die in the meantime) Even though it is not said, the unknown power moves to punish or to forgive. (WOW.) It is all ‘Heeby – Jeeby’ and magic ‘poof’ powder. Poof – you’re blind. Poof, you see again, no side effects, no fine print to read on the packaging label. That’s it – the power of the Amazon, before

END OF SIGNAL report for Wednesday, August 27, 2011 – THE VIEW FROM PEGGY’S COVE. Random MPB outings investigate the question of what the viewing audience will lose when the transition* takes place. This evening the MediaPackBoard set out from Halifax to catch non-satellite, non-cable television at this world famous Nova Scotia location.  Arriving and setting up at dusk, the MPB was unable to receive any coherent

In 2005, the MPB stepped out to create and to perform in public spaces.  MPB happenings continue with new experiments.  In August, MPB has been making the rounds to access television before it will be necessary to purchase a digital-to-analogue convertor box, or to subscribe to cable or satellite TV.   “Taking it out to capture analogue Television, I am surprised to see that I am getting a much better signal than I