Grammar 101: There, Their, and They’re
For this edition of Grammar 101, we consider a suggestion from Shawn Knight, the same guy who won...
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Author: Michael Kwan
What’s Up Wednesdays: Keeping Entertained
For last week’s What’s Up Wednesday, we celebrated Canada Day. This week, turn our attention to the worlds of art and entertainment. I’ve compiled a series of blog posts that are all about keeping ourselves...
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Twitter QOTD: Interesting City Names
Many cities are named after famous people whose names sound normal enough. For example, the City...
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Who Defines Who You Are?
One of the most amazing features of the human existence also happens to be one of the greatest...
Read MoreDo You Want Five Dollar Pho?
There are many ways that you can deal with the recession. Many of us are trying to save money during these tough economic times and it seems that one of the places where we are cutting back on expenses is on food. We simply...
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Happy Fourth of July (Independence Day)
Three days ago, we were flying the maple leaf in celebration of Canada’s birthday. Today, we...
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Five Fun Educational Shows on TV
There is a lot of mindless garbage on television these days and while some of this entertaining...
Read MoreGrammar 101: Much Ado About Many
While you could certainly get the gist of your meaning across with improper grammar, this can reflect poorly on you and your company. Having good grammar is paramount for establishing and maintaining a professional image and the...
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What’s Up Wednesdays: The Top Thinkers of June 2009 (Happy Canada Day!)
Before we get to the rest of today’s post, I like to wish my fellow Canucks (and everyone...
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Life-Work Balance Tip: Laptop Battery Life
Working from home as a freelance writer, one of the greatest challenges that I encounter on a...
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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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