Our Laguna Beach • 22nd October 2018

Laguna Beach: Home to the Stars

When movie stars needed a place to get some peace and quiet away from the fishbowl of Hollywood, many chose to visit and some lived in Laguna Beach. With its proximity to the ocean, natural beauty and safe distance from inquisitive Hollywood reporters, Laguna Beach was the perfect place to get away from it all. Let's take a look at some of the notorious stars that have fallen in love with Laguna Beach... In 1931, author John Steinbeck and his wife, Carol, rented a room in Laguna Beach at 504 Pa

Our Laguna Beach • 23rd September 2018

When the Most Dangerous Man in America Lived in Laguna Beach

Throughout its long history, Laguna Beach has been known for many things. It’s stunning coastline and wonderful Mediterranean climate have consistently made the city a popular place to live, work and vacation. At the turn of the 20th century, it was the home of Southern California plein air painting. In the decades that followed, it was a playground for the rich and famous, including many Hollywood stars.

Our Laguna Beach • 18th September 2018

Durlin Brayton and the History of Laguna Pottery

Laguna Beach is renowned for its long history as an artists’ colony. Perhaps not as well-known is the story of the emergence of Laguna Beach as a world-famous pottery and ceramics center. It all began in 1926, when Durlin Brayton, a California native and Chicago Art Institute graduate, acquired a parcel of land in Laguna Beach beside what is now South Coast Highway. After setting up a painting and sculpture shop in his home, he borrowed $300 from his father in 1927 and bought a kiln.

The Comics Journal • 3rd November 2010

A Conversation With Bizarro Artist Dan Piraro

Dan Piraro is the creative mind behind the award-winning cartoon Bizarro. First syndicated in 1985, Bizarro has developed a loyal following and now appears internationally in more than 350 daily and Sunday newspapers. This article originally appeared in The Comics Journal

Sentek Global News • 1st December 2016

Proactive vs. Reactive Approaches to Cyberattack

They come from cyberterrorists, enemy countries, sophisticated criminal networks, and hacktivists; no matter the source, cyberattacks continue to plague companies around the world. Over time, these attacks have transformed to a point where security solutions that worked in the past are no longer effective.

Sentek Global News • 17th November 2016

Web Application Penetration Testing Best Practices

Penetration testing (sometimes called “pen testing”) is a valuable strategy for determining a web application’s ability to withstand an attack. In addition to testing your web applications, you should also be performing mobile penetration testing to protect your mobile data.

The Aramco Group • 6th March 2017

How Technology is Fueling the Real Estate Industry

Like other industries, technology has transformed the real estate profession

Epicor • 6th March 2017

Epicor Tops the Charts for 2017 ERP Rankings

There are always tradeoffs with ERP systems, especially for use in different markets. Epicor scores highly for functionality across the board.

LuxSci • 6th March 2017

SecureForm Keeps Medical Form Data Safe

One of the challenges facing organizations that send sensitive medical or mental health data via online forms is the need to make sure the data is sent securely. Failure to secure the information transmitted in forms could put patients’ private data at risk from hackers.

EonCoat, LLC • 3rd March 2017

What is Alloying?

Unlike barrier coatings, EonCoat works as a surface treatment that alloys the carbon steel, allowing it to protect itself. Alloying the metal surface prevents rust from developing. Let’s take a closer look at the alloying process.

SolarTech • 12th June 2017

The Best Way to Position Solar Panels

Homeowners looking to add solar panels to their houses have much to consider. Some of the decisions include budget, which type of panels to install, and which installers to hire.

SolarTech • 17th June 2017

Installing Solar Systems in Historic Architecture

There is a move afoot to retrofit existing homes to make them more energy efficient. Solar energy is a popular choice because it's sustainable, renewable, and quiet.

Macphun • 3rd March 2017

How to Edit Photos

When it comes to taking photos, there are many options available these days. Whether you own a DSLR, a mirrorless camera, a small point-and-shoot or a mobile phone, we all enjoy the fun of taking pictures. But sometimes the digital photo doesn’t quite meet your expectations.

Photolemur • 3rd March 2017

New Photolemur Explained

You may already know that Photolemur 2.0 is coming in April, but you may not know that while it’s the same Photolemur you already love, it’s also very different. If that sounds like a paradox, read on and we’ll explain.

Photolemur • 3rd March 2017

Photolemur Preorder Email

Email for photo software preorder.

HDRsoft • 3rd March 2017

HDRsoft Press Release

Montpellier, France – HDRsoft, the premier provider of high dynamic range (HDR) software tools, announces the release of Photomatix Light 2.0, the latest version of its popular HDR software program.

ZMOT Auto • 3rd May 2017

WardsAuto Cites Erich K. Gail as Keynote Speaker At The 2017 Automotive CX Summit

WardsAuto recently ran an article on its website announcing that Erich K. Gail will return once again to speak at Thought Leadership Summits’ 13th Annual Automotive CX Summit this year.

Elmhurst BMW • 4th March 2017

2017 BMW 3 Series

Over the years, the BMW 3 Series has become known as one of the sportiest small luxury sedans on the market. Drivers love its precise handling and punchy acceleration. A number of premium upgrades are available for the 2017 model, including Apple CarPlay and a wireless device charger.

Car Model Info Now • 19th March 2017

Mazda Announces Pricing, Fuel Economy Of Mazda6 With I-ELOOP

Mazda has announced new pricing for the all-new 2014 Mazda6. The midsize sedan now includes Mazda’s innovative i-ELOOP regenerative braking system, which converts the vehicle’s kinetic energy into electricity when the car decelerates.

Nissan in the News • 6th March 2017

Nissan's Design: It's All About the Clay

When developing ideas for new vehicles, automobile designers take advantage of the latest computer graphics technology. But when it comes to visualizing their creations in the real world, they turn to a decidedly low-tech solution: clay.