“La ciudad de New Orleans se parece a Barranquilla” By Christopher Ard Click aqui para español-> “La ciudad de New Orleans se parece a Barranquilla” If you’ve lived in New Orleans
Learning and Sharing with Entrepreneurial Women By Andrea Mejía Click aqui para español->Compartiendo y aprendiendo de mujeres emprendedoras In May, I had the opportunity to be part of a panel
Leading When You Are Not in Charge By Blanca Robinson Click aqui para español->Liderar sin estar a cargo Have you ever had thoughts like, “l bet I could solve this
Do you dare to Botox? By Dr. Carlos Rosales Click aqui para español->Te Atreves al Botox? Botulinum toxin, or Botox, is a natural toxin that, when reduced, is useful in medicine.
300 Years of New Orleans by Christopher Ard Click aqui para español->300 años de Nueva Orleans This year, the City of New Orleans is celebrating its 300th Anniversary. In 1718, the
By The I.T. Guy Click para español ->Cortando el cable In today’s world, having Cable TV at home does not seem like a viable option anymore. Instead, having high-speed Internet
Challenge yourself to grow! By Andrea Mejía Click para español – Retos que nos ayudan a crecer I had the opportunity to participate in the Women in Business Challenge, presented by
By The I.T. guy Click para español – Raspberry Pi, la computadora más pequeña Raspberry PI is the smallest and most economic computer in the market. It was developed in the
Adopt Don’t Shop By AnaMaría Bech Click para español – ¡Adopta, no compres! According to a survey completed by the American Pet Product Association in 2017-2018, 68% of America’s households, or
Brown Like Me By Christopher Ard Click para español – Marrón, como yo. If you spoke with me on the phone, you’d have no idea I was half-Mexican. However, because of
