They are like drinking boxes for adults.

I have never set up an account on my Nexus One in the 1.5 years I have had it. For the most part, it works just fine.

But I cannot and have never been able to locally setup calendar appointments. I would love for you to tell me I am wrong, but I have no working calendar on this phone.

K9 mail works awesome with my own email server. I can set alarms. But I really could use a working calendar (everything that is add-on seems to use Google calendars as a back-end, and/or requires obtaining it via Google's app market, which obviously I can never partake in).

Otherwise, life is good.

Just to state for the record, C-59 was given Royal Assent on June 22, 2007. In other words, it is already law.

It spent 12 days in Parliament, 8 days in the Senate and then received Royal Assent on the same day the Senate passed it. Government is certainly a well oiled machine - you just need to know how to grease the wheels properly.

(hopefully my link works better then yours does)
http://www2.parl.gc.ca/HouseBills/BillsGovernment. aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&Parl=39&Ses=1#C59

Some people have used the Immersive holo3graph II. It isn't marketed as a PVR-capable card, but it is rumored to work with certain Windows capture software - and it does support DVI input. They are a bit hard to come by, but you'll see them on ebay from time to time.