Stockholm Syndrome and the Online Captive
Wikipedia defines Stockholm Syndrome as “a psychological response sometimes seen in an...
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Month: July 2008
What’s Up Wednesdays: Turning Thirty
While previous editions of What’s Up Wednesdays have focused on success and girl bloggers, this week’s mashup is a much more of a mixed bag. You’ve got everything from international fashion to some geeky web...
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Contest Reminder and Second Place Prize
The main reason for this post is to serve as reminder that the make fun of John Chow PhotoShop...
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How to Introduce a Blog Post
No matter what kind of article you are writing, one of the most important factors you should be...
Read MoreDot Com Pho – Just Pho Phun
The video for Dot Com Pho comes a little late this week, because Stephen Fung was waiting around for Tyler Ingram to send him the video for the gadget of the week. You see, the Flip Mino that Stephen brought ran out of storage...
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More Movies for the Weekend
I’ve still got a little catching up to do when it comes to these movie reviews. As you may...
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The Inherent Racism of the Olympics
The 2008 Summer Olympic Games are set to take place in Beijing next month, but most of the hype...
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Main Street Coffee Heaven in Vancouver
Around the southern end of Main Street in Vancouver, you’ll come across the Punjabi Market....
Read MoreWhat’s Up Wednesdays: Google, Digg, $200 Million
It’s time once again for our weekly tour of the blogosphere, so instead of rambling on with an introduction that doesn’t lead anywhere, I’ll just get right down to the business at hand. And yes, you can read...
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Freelance Responsibility and Freedom
One of the major reasons why some people choose to embark on a career in freelance writing is that...
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Hi, I'm Michael. By day, I'm a writer and editor. By night, I'm still a writer and editor. I'm also an engaged work-at-home dad, a voracious foodie, an avid traveler, and a thinker who thinks he might be thinking too much. Beyond the Rhetoric is a reflection of my eclectic life, fueled by caffeine and Wi-Fi.
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