Renee M. is a member of VSP's Corporate Marketing & Brand Management team.
Read about a VSP employee’s adventure riding across the Golden Gate Bridge with Kyle Rose, a member of the 2009 Team Type 1 Elite/RAAM cycling team. There is even a video from a helmet camera!
Renee Mc. is a member of VSP's Corporate Marketing & Brand Management team.
This past Tuesday, my daughter and I celebrated our birthdays (yes, they are on the same day but that’s a whole different blog post altogether). She turned 15, and I turned…well, let’s just say mid-30-something.
In our usual fashion, she and I stuffed ourselves with sushi then rolled over to Blockbuster Video for some post-dinner entertainment. While perusing the new release aisle, we saw that July 21st also marked the DVD release of “Coraline,” the story of an adventurous girl who discovers a secret portal into a world which turns out to be an idealized (but ultimately sinister) version of her own annoying home life. Sound familiar?
At the check out, we learned the DVD came in both 2-D and 3-D. So we opted for 3-D (because really who can turn down those cool glasses?) And, being the science lovers that we are, she and I decided to do an experiment to see if we could see a huge difference in the 2-D and 3-D versions.
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Renee is a member of VSP's Corporate Marketing and Brand Management team.
They call me McCandless. My mission: to ambush employees with random questions before they get their morning fix of caffiene. My weapon of choice: the camcorder. My motto: Press “record” and see what happens.
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