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Emily - one my clients - won the semi-final of this contest! She has a bokashi bucket in her company’s office and her mother is using bokashi on Bowen Island. Congratulations Emily!!
From an article in the Vancouver Sun:
Emily Jubenvill is more than just an environmentally minded Vancouverite.
She is the greenest person in Canada, and one of five people worldwide in the running to become the "Greenest Person on the Planet."
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More than 600 people from 25 countries entered the contest, which posed a series of questions testing entrants’ eco-commitment.
Fifty of them were named finalists in the global search for the greenest person, with voters asked to cast their ballots for the top five contenders. Source
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I found a picture of Anke’s bucket on Flickr and provided some advice to her. This is a DIY bucket that a company makes but also provides details on how to make your own.
After I sent her the instructions I usually give to clients, Anke decided start the process over and document it. Links to my website & blog are in the pic of the bucket with foil tape on it.
bokashi - a set on Flickr
Update: Anke added a post on her blog
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InPrint Graphics

is at 1935 West Broadway across the street from the big box FedEx Kinko’s*.
I have used the services of both stores which are open 24 hours but InPrint is better. Here are a few reasons why:
They let me access the internet, download files and edit them without charging me a penny.
They printed the files directly from the computer, so there were no darkened images.

They designed and printed my banner

There is the fixed priced and the "I’ll give it to you for this much" price. The deal price is probably built in, but it feels good anyway.
However, nothing prepared me for what happened on Tuesday evening this week.
I needed more brochures printed and when I went to pick them up I discovered I had brought the wrong credit card. Ready to leave my order behind until I returned with the proper payment, I was shocked when Dave said
"Take it now." What?
"Yeah. Yeah. Its okay. Take it now." So I did and came back a few hours later.
This is Prabhakar "Dave" Davkar

Thanks Dave!
I have experienced a casual, but professional work environment. When I went to InPrint in May, I made a decision not to worry about how long it would take get what I needed done. I haven’t tried them on a rush order yet. They are sometimes very busy so patience is required. Usually that pays off in more attention for you when most needed. And you may see some customer interactions that are worth the price of admission!
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*long time Vancouverites will remember that the Kinko’s current location was also home to Cardz Computers - I worked there for six months in the early ’90s.
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