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Physicists Confident "God Particle" Discovered

Diane Weber Bederman | Posted 05.15.2013 | Canada
Read More: Cosmological Theory, Quantum Physics, God Particle, George Lemaitre, Arno Penzias, The Bible, Word of Creation, The Big Bang Theory, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, Higgs Boson Particle, Physics, George Gamow, Edwin Hubble, God, Canada News
Diane Weber Bederman

Cosmological theory suggests that the universe began as a primeval atom. The "God Particle"? Through forces, as yet unknown, an enormous release of en...

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SavvyMom Roundup: Train Wreck Edition

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 01.29.2013 | Canada Living
Read More: Grey Cup, Hashtags, The Big Bang Theory, Football, Attachment Parenting, Mayim Bialik, Rob Ford, Mayor Rob Ford, Toronto Argonauts, Toronto Mayor, Baby Names, Salvation Army, Justin Bieber, Canada Living News
Minnow Hamilton

It was another busy week. The local news captivated me with football, mayorality disgrace, stolen toys and Justin Bieber's wardrobe malfunctions. All train wrecks.

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What Digital Media Can Learn From Comic-Con

Mitch Joel | Posted 11.19.2012 | Canada Business
Read More: William Shatner, Mitch Joel, The Big Bang Theory, Comic Book Collector, Revenge of the Nerds, Six Pixels of Separation, Spider Man, Marketing, Comic Con, Geek Culture, Science Fiction, Brand Advocate, Montreal Comiccon, The Avengers, Comic Book Characters, Iron Man, Nerd Culture, Star Trek, Comic Book, X Men, Ctrl Alt Del, Comic Book Store, Canada Business News
Mitch Joel

After walking the floor at Montreal Comic-Con for a few hours on Saturday, one thing became abundantly clear: the majority of the commercial activity that was taking place at this physical event cannot be duplicated or replicated in a digital format. By cultivating true fans and giving them unique opportunities to connect and share, they're not only keeping alive a traditional media channel (or two), but they're inventing new and fascinating ways to extend their characters and build interest.

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