Showing posts with label Cultural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cultural. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Entertainment Industry Meets Culinary Arts

We all are in need of a little networking time. Rather than attend an overrated event with too many people and not enough refreshments to pass around, lets look a little deeper and find the events that really make an impression on your contact list.

Next Thursday, October 28, the Vice will be attending a special networking event hosted by Culinary Artist Maribel Fernandez Dillon. We are excited to mingle with the latest event planners, photographers, stylists, and sample some of Maribel's fun menu items! Check out the details below. Feel free to RSVP if you wish to make some new contacts. Email monica@iscprgroup.com or call 305-984-2715.



Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Why So Blue?


Forget the notion that having the "case of the blues" represents a bad thing.  What comes to your mind when you see a bright blue sky? Purity? Prosperity? Freedom? What is it about a specific color that immediately makes a subconscious image in your mind?  For some reason, our minds react toward colors and emulate a special significance and an emotional feeling associated to it.  Lets explore the color blue.
 
Blue has always had a special meaning to a bride, according to tradition; they should always remember something blue.  But what is it about this color that has transmitted such a special connotation throughout the years?  Well, blue has been connected to weddings for centuries.  According to ancient history, brides wore blue in Rome to symbolize love, modesty and fidelity.  This idea is believed to have been created by the typical image seen in the Virgin Mary, who has always been featured wearing blue.

And where did the sense of calmness and prosperity come from?  It was thought that when our ancestors looked upon the blue of a new day, they felt safe after experiencing the fear of the previous night.
Now, dark blue is a total different story.  It has been associated with power and authority as we see on uniforms of policeman. It is surprising how the same color has different meanings.  So what does the color blue represent to you?



Thursday, February 18, 2010

Carnaval or is it Carnival?










The carnivals are in full swing in most of the Caribbean and South America, and their music, colors and folklore have invaded the US.  All around town you will be sure to bump into one of these celebrations. If it is either the samba from Brazil, the cumbia from Colombia or the calypso from Trinidad and Tobago, one sure thing they share is the same yearning feeling for their homeland and desire to party.  So dance the night away!  

   {Rio de Janeiro, Brazil}
 
{Barranquilla, Colombia}

                             {Trinidad and Tobago}