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An Evening Walk Through Vancouver at the 2010 Winter Olympics

Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics February 12-28, 2010 If thou hast a herte that aches or a spirit lost,  or a body broken or a dream that was burnt,  come forth on a ride with King Arthur.      It is when your head is at thy lowest,  thou must find a place...

Sarah McLachlan Sings One Dream 2010 Winter Olympics Song To Inspire

One Dream Cause we’ll walk this road together Though at times we felt alone In the struggle to leave dissent We find the strength one yet to find ~One Dream Lyrics Our beautiful Sarah McLachlan has returned with a moving song for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. NBC was interested in a song...

Sumi, Quatchi, Miga and Mukmuk 2010 Winter Olympic Mascots Welcome Thee

Winter Olympic Mascots Thou hast four new friends that welcome you to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Their names are Sumi, Quatchi, Miga and Mukmuk and they are the official mascots for the 2010 Olympics. Sumi lives in the mountains of British Columbia. His name is from a...

10 Myths About Domestic Violence - Saving a Concrete Angel

Domestic Abuse and Violence Because so many individuals adhere to the myths regarding domestic violence as the steadfast truth, thousands of men and women every year become trapped inside dangerous – even deadly – situations. They end up shamed and manipulated into staying with and occasionally defending those who...

Vancouver City TimeLapseHD Video with InnerLife Project for 2010 Winter Olympics

Vancouver City To one who has been long in city pent, ‘Tis very sweet to look into the fair And open face of heaven, - to breathe a prayer Full in the smile of the blue firmament. ~John Keats, Sonnet XIV Vancouver’s beauty doth shine in this video with images created by Dan and David Newcomb.   ...

Candlemas a Feast in the Middle Ages - Candles to Light Our Way in the Dark

If Candlemas be fair and bright, Winter has another flight. If Candlemas brings clouds and rain, Winter will not come again. ~an English Saying For thousands of years people have held festivals of lights. One of these celebrations takes place on February 2nd., which is forty days after the day Jesus was born and...