Hyper-Reality

by | Sep 9, 2017 | Film | 0 comments

A scary glimpse of what being “plugged-in” means in the future.

Show Me The Money: Have you received your Stimulus Check yet?

The fact that some people received their checks is a good indication for the rest who are anxiously waiting.

Kancy: The World’s First WiFi Smart Tiny Switch

Meet Kancy, The World’s First WiFi Smart Tiny Switch.

9 Year Olds Take On America’s Got Talent

Angelica Hale and Celine Tam take on America’s Got Talent!

Form Is Time’s Student

So easy to consume and maffick in a materialistic surrounding.

Tinolang Tahong (Mussels in Ginger Broth)

Ingredients: 4 cups water, 1 pack (14oz-1lb) mussel meat or with shells, 2 chayote or green papaya, ginger, onion, garlic, fish sauce (patis) or can use salt, ground black pepper & oil for sautéing *mince garlic, slice ginger and onion thinly*peel and cut chayote...

Reinventing​ The Shed

Unique sheds that may inspire you to rethink yours.

Stop Lorry Attacks

The attack in Nice and Berlin in 2016 has been horrific and the latest methods in striking terror. When the 9/11 attacks happened, we tightened security to prevent future hijackings. The truck attacks are a little more complex to counter because anyone can access a...

Beat The Summer Heat: Baskin-Robbins Celebrate 31

Oh yes, for real!  Enjoy your favorite ice cream scoop on a forecasted hot day, $1.50 scoops make July 31st the sweetest day of the month! Don’t forget to stop by Baskin-Robbins on Monday, 7/31/17 to Celebrate 31!

Iyengar: The Man, Yoga, and the Student’s Journey – Official Trailer

Focused primarily on the master teacher’s later life and impact in India before his death in 2014, Clennell’s film captures intimate moments of discussion with Iyengar, his granddaughter Abhijata, and some of the people who have incorporated Iyengar’s principles into their own rehabilitation therapies. -sadhakafilm.net

A Kinder, Gentler Philosophy Of Success

“Is success always earned? Is failure? Alain de Botton makes an eloquent, witty case to move beyond snobbery to find true pleasure in our work.” – TED.com