***If you are looking for the Official Kirkland House Foundation website, it has been moved. The new address is http://www.kirklandhouse.ca Please update your bookmarks and links to reflect this new address. This Telus website is now no longer associated with the Kirkland House foundation.***
Welcome to Brett Tyre's personal website.
Brett is happily married and enjoys the company of his wife and "pug-son" Benny.
Brett is currently an History major/English minor at Simon Fraser University who expects to graduate Fall 2005 (before they change the graduation requirements!).
Brett also is on the executive committee of the Kirkland House Foundation.
Please watch this space for changes. Brett hopes to keep his website evolving.
E-mail Brett at brett_tyre@hotmail.com!
Links:
Kirkland House Foundation - Restoring a 1911 Edwardian Heritage home. Please visit the site and give us all the support you can.
Simon Fraser University - One of BC's bigger universities
Slackware / Linux - Open source operating system. I run Slackware 10.1 on one of my machines, but I'm honestly in way over my head.
Beer Advocate - Ever wonder what beer you should buy? Need a good session beer or are you looking something to sit down with and enjoy? Literally thousands of different beers reviewed and rated.
Slacker Grime Sessions - UK online pirate radio. The best in UK hip hop, eski, grime, sublow, etc. 24/7.
Slackware Gallery - Screenshots from Slackware and other miscellaneous stuff. Run by Phrag from Slacker Grime Sessions.
Fee Verte Forum - The definitive source on the absinthe community.
Internic Hosting - Canadian web and e-mail hosting.
BlackBox for Windows - A port of the popular *nix GUI for Windows. Here's a screenshot of what I've set-up. (The OS X style dock at top is "ObjectDock").
Seaforth Highlanders of Canada - Vancouver's finest infantry regiment, one that has a long tradition. Here's a picture of me being sworn in.
Photography - I'm an amateur photographer, and my subjects are whatever interests me. I use whatever equipment is handy, including my Motorola C650 mobile. However, my main camera is a Nikon CoolPix 5700. Here are two pictures of a dragonfly that I took with my Nikon. Dragonfly 1 and Dragonfly 2. And here are two from my Motorola C650: Cheese and Fruit Plate and Starfruit.
The last two pictures were taken at The Irish Heather, a great pub in Vancouver.