“For me, the most fun is change or growth… Launching a business is kind of like a motorboat: You can go very quickly and turn fast.” – Tony Hsieh Do you own a small business or a startup? Are you considering expanding your products ranges to increase your bottom line and ultimately your bottom line? […]
How Technology Can Help Your Aging Parent
Taking care of an aging parent isn’t always easy, but thanks to technology, you can make it safer. In previous years, a lot of people were not comfortable with technology blending into their private homes, but now it is in every area of our lives. Between apps, new technology, and devices around the home, you can […]
COMMITTED TO THE BEAUTY OF REALITY: KATE MAHON
The images are breathtaking. They are shocking and beautiful at the same time. The photographs might excite you or make you angry…possible even frighten you but they most assuredly intrigue you. This is the difference between simply taking a lovely photo and art. The challenge of photography can be described as framing the content in […]
Q & A With Cinematography Genius Martin Kobylarz
Story telling is an art, when done well, it conveys emotion, time and place. When done to perfection it transcends these and connects people through the unique story of humanity and the evocation of oneness. If storytelling is the art, Martin Kobylarz is the artist and cinematography is his brilliant brush of choice. Kobylarz’s […]
Vancouver Based Television Writer Nadiya Chettiar Nominated for Leo Award
Nadiya Chettiar is very good at what she does. Originally an actress, she transitioned to writing for television, and now, she is nominated for a Leo Award. The Leo Awards, which celebrate and promote the achievements of the British Columbia film and television industry, will take place on May 28, and June 4th and 5th […]
The Poisoning of Flint Michigan’s Drinking Water
This story was on the front page of the New York Times on January 20. Pretty shocking story. But if you look into it, it’s been all over the front pages of the state press in Michigan for months. Local papers and MLive have been talking about it nonstop for at least five months — that’s […]