When is the sacred and docile cow not a cow? When it’s a juicy, jamming projection screen for light and sound animation! Blame it on Meghan and the innocent PO-MO bunny, the icon of Winnipeg’s interactive new media maven. Nothing is sacred…anything that can be transformed, will be transformed. A blast of audience controlled visual [...]
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You can never step in the same river twice!
Posted: January 21, 2011 in Broken Bones, TECHNOLOGY, Working BonesTags: About Wordbone, templates
Change is good. Especially if your audience demands it! Notice the new WordPress template called Greyzed? Now visitors to Wordbone won’t get queasy trying to navigate the blog on the previous dark blue and green “In Motion” background. What good is sending a message in a bottle out to the blogosphere, if people need Gravol and [...]
The King’s Speech: Fear of Public Speaking Outranks Death
Posted: January 18, 2011 in Arts, Courage, Fear, Inspiration, Public Speaking, Working BonesTags: Colin Firth, Eleanor Roosevelt, George VI of the United Kingdom, Golden Globe Award, King's Speech, Monarchy of the United Kingdom, Public speaking
You must do the things you think you cannot do. Why is it so hard? Public speaking, I mean. A great teacher advised me, “you’ve got to put yourself out there”. You have to take a risk, become visible, and make noise to get noticed, if you want a plum job. With three presentations scheduled [...]
Guns for Hire: finding “the one” perfect job
Posted: December 30, 2010 in Wishbones, Working BonesTags: Business, Business and Economy, Canada, Employment, Job hunting, Job Search, United States, Work
Finding the right fit in a workplace is a lot like dating, and as elusive as finding “the one”. When we graduate as public relations professionals, we’ll be adept at leveraging social marketing media to evoke changes in human behaviour. That’s HUGE! But it’s just the beginning. We are shaped by our experiences and choices. [...]
