Every six months or so I come back to this video and watch it from start to finish two or three times in a row. Not only am I partial to the art form, but also I am fascinated by the amount of patience the artist was able to summon to complete this artistic feat….
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Having recently returned from Barcelona, I found it felt somewhat like a time warp stepping off the plane back onto North American soil. That may sound strange out of context, given that Vancouver is of course a much younger city than Barcelona, but what I mean is that the Barcelona environment feels like 2009, while…
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Learning to ride a bike is one of the most valuable skills a child can learn, helping them master the art of balance, a skill crucial to so many other physical activities and sports. Not to mention there is just something plain magical about riding a bike, what with the wind in your hair, and…
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We are very socially-conscious bunch of people here at Hot Tomali. As a group, we make a concerted effort to reduce waste and recycle and here’s an example of one of our practices that we think more companies need to engage in on a consistent basis. RECYCLING THOSE DAMN STYROFOAM TAKEOUT CONTAINERS! Because we end…
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Hey Everybody – we just released this press release in anticipation of a unique street team campaign we are executing tomorrow. Read below for the details! Hot Tomali’s Action-Packed Marketing Campaign for Resume Hut Recruits Super Job Candidates If you’re walking around Vancouver and notice some real-life packaged action figures, blame Hot Tomali Communications (www.hottomali.com),…
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