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Photographer Cliff Jennings captured an adventurer at high altitudes above Ch’kay-Nch’kay (Mount Garibaldi) and the Grand Wall. Local photographer Cliff Jennings is always documenting interesting things happening around town. One of his latest offerings is a series of photographs of a paraglider swooping above the community. Have a look at this sound slide presentation that Jennings put together. Paraglider by Garibaldi & by Grand Wall.mp4 from Cliff Jennings on Vimeo.

Premium cigar fans soon will have an opportunity to enjoy the award-winning Henry Clay War Hawk via a much-anticipated line extension to include a Churchill. Aficionados may recall that the Henry Clay War Hawk was Cigar Aficionado’s #10 Cigar of the Year in 2020. Now bigger really is beautiful as this award-winning blend extends to a 56 x 7 Churchill size. MSRP is $9 per cigar and debuts in December. It’s only fitting that a “Churchill” is next for this brand – especially given this cigar’s heritage. First released in 2019 by Altadis U.S.A., the Henry Clay War Hawk pays homage to its namesake, Henry Clay, who rose to Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives in the early 1800s and was the leading voice in boldly applying pressure on President James Madison to defend the young nation. The term “War Hawk” was coined and is still used today in political circles. Winston Churchill, for whom the Churchill-cigar size is named, is a more modern-day example of a fierce competitor who never gives up. This Henry Clay War Hawk recognizes Henry Clay’s lasting influence and rebellious nature by not using a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper – as do most other Henry Clay brands. This medium-bodied blend sports an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, which houses

FREE Breaking News Alerts from StreetInsider.com! StreetInsider.com Top Tickers, 12/16/2022 December 15, 2022 4:10 PM EST Get inside Wall Street with StreetInsider Premium. Claim your 1-week free trial here. NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vimeo posted monthly metrics for November 2022 on the investor relations section of its website at https://www.vimeo.com/investors. About VimeoVimeo (NASDAQ: VMEO) is the world's leading all-in-one video software solution. Our platform enables any professional, team, and organization to unlock the power of video to create, collaborate and communicate. We proudly serve our growing community of over 287 million users — from creatives to entrepreneurs to the world's largest companies. Learn more at www.vimeo.com. 

NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vimeo posted monthly metrics for November 2022 on the investor relations section of its website at https://www.vimeo.com/investors. About VimeoVimeo (NASDAQ:VMEO) is the world's leading all-in-one video software solution. Our platform enables any professional, team, and organization to unlock the power of video to create, collaborate and communicate. We proudly serve our growing community of over 287 million users — from creatives to entrepreneurs to the world's largest companies. Learn more at www.vimeo.com. 

2023 is shaping up to be a year that is tech-driven, data-led and focused on the employee experience more than ever. So if you’re still relying on the traditional ways of managing HR tasks and your team is taking in a mounting burden of work, this free industry session will show you how to step into the future of HR. Join a Chief Strategy Officer as he delves into the most useful HR innovations that are on the horizon and how these new solutions can drastically improve processes, help you optimize leave requests and onboarding - and ultimately see you retain your top employees. Find out what executive leaders need to know about to get ahead in the new era of HR. Watch now for the free session today and gain insights on: The benefits of assessing the current state of your leave and accommodations program and how to level up  Understand how HR can strategically contribute to achieving overarching business goals  Why calculating ROI is essential when building a business case for your budget

There’s a moment near the end of Everything Everywhere All at Once, as the film reaches its ultimate climax, as the fate of so much hangs in the balance, where James Hong, in the role of Gong Gong, while peeling a googly eye from his own eyelid, perfectly sums up the situation with just two words: “So stupid.” Such is the great simultaneity of the Daniels’ style: The very serious and the very stupid. Intense violence paired with severe silliness. Post-ironic flourishes coupled with gushing sincerity. An uncanny ability to blend over-the-top visual effects with moments of intimate humanity. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert have collaborated for more than a decade, since meeting at Emerson College in the early 2000s. Together, as the Daniels, they have also made the 2016 feature, Swiss Army Man, and directed music videos, television episodes and numerous short films. While the short films of many directors remain unavailable, or restricted only to festival screenings and the occasional DVD extra, many of those by the Daniels are readily accessible via platforms like YouTube and Vimeo. The digital ubiquity of the Daniels’ early films feels fitting. So much of their work contains traces of that very specific

Charcoal Skies Stephanie Prange December 13, 2022 Mill Creek Entertainment will release the family drama Charcoal Skies on digital Jan. 17. In the film, single mother Deena and her 11-year-old son Justin are struggling to navigate a delicate and confusing relationship. With limited parenting skills, she tries to understand her reclusive, artistic son who wants to be the next Vincent van Gogh. He doesn’t like to associate with other kids or want to leave the solace of his bedroom. His recent diagnosis of having a schizotypal disorder (early schizophrenia) only complicates matters. Although an elderly neighbor woman provides them with solid support and guidance, their ordinary lives are difficult in the small, working-class city. Through chance encounters and tragic events, they both find meaningful connections and learn to accept themselves and each other. Subscribe HERE to the FREE Media Play News Daily Newsletter! Inspired by the art of Vincent van Gogh, the story on healing and mending a fractured family stars Emily Portner, Braxton Thalberg, Ben Rollins (Gods of No Mercy, Unhuman Nature), Bill Cooper (Rise Against the Fall, The Great War), Ernest Howard (Same Girl, Halfway House) and Wes Worthing (The Fence, Peace Patch). The film was an official

Teaser video gives glimpses of supercar the reborn styling house will reveal on December 21 by Chris Chilton 11 hours ago by Chris Chilton Bertone has dropped a teaser video giving us some enticing glimpses of the comeback supercar the reborn coachbuilding company will reveal in just over a week’s time on December 21. The firm behind icons like the Lamborghini Miura and Countach and Lancia Stratos went bust in 2014 but is now back on the scene as a maker of low volume, high-priced supercars, a bit like that other classic 1960s coachbuilder, Touring. But like Touring, which rebodies Ferrari’s sports cars, there’s no way Bertone can afford to build its own machine from scratch. So the question is, what’s underneath the new skin teased in the video? Bertone’s only official statement, apart from lots of references to authentic Italian DNA, is that the powertrain will run on fuel made from plastic waste, which means it’s definitely powered by a combustion engine. Related: Bertone Teases New Supercar To Herald The Brand’s Revival But we think we can do better than that. To us it’s clear that it’s a Lamborghini Huracan in a fancy frock. Take a look at the

This film came out a few years ago and I’m not certain anymore of where João de Macedo, the subject of “Way of Life” is these days. Used to haunt the biggest waves in the SF Bay Area, one of the nicest people in the surf. Hopefully he’s still out there, still bagging peaks most of us look at with horror.

If, like us, you haven’t heard the term ‘Web3 cross-chain swap protocol’ before, don’t worry. After learning all about it on the recent Web3 brand Squid, Dad Agency gives us a rundown. “In a nutshell, Squid is a cross chain swap protocol meaning that people can easily swap assets between different chains , which was previously difficult and time-consuming.” This idea of a fluid, easy exchange is central to the design work the Amsterdam-Rotterdam agency has just unveiled for Squid. “Squid is like a river, with things flowing freely along it,” says the agency.With a brand name like Squid, the wordmark is suitably inky, with the river analogy represented through “organic and flowy” touches, Dad Agency describes. The same typographic style is mirrored in a custom monogram, and in a series of abstract flowing shapes that Dad Agency describes as “weaving” throughout the brand. To push the concept of exchange further, Dad Agency has introduced a series of illustrations showing mechanical processes interacting, with additional imagery and animation by Dave Renton.