CAPS are used at times to emphasize on a particular word. And they should remain that way – to emphasize on a PARTICULAR word. Sadly, some of us put CAPS on entire sentences and they make important messages unreadable.

For example, there is supposedly a snow storm happening in Waterloo at the same time I’m coming down from Toronto. I wanted to learn more about the snow storm so that I can be more prepared for it, but I get this shenanigan instead:

Good thing I found this ALL CAPS Translator that translates every letter in lower-cases. Thanks again Internet!

Peter Kao

Tentacles anyone?

My stay at Velocity has exceeded all my initial expections. To begin the term, all Velocity residents were invited to attend the Velocity Gala to have dinner with industry leaders and Velocity’s sponsors. The day after the event, we had a conference dedicated to Velocity residents. There were great keynote speakers who I’ve heard of at Impact’s National Conference, but they reminded me of what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur.

The beginning of term events were well planned. As an entrepreneurial residence, students needed to learn more about entrepreneurship and how to bring an idea to a realizable product/service.

Lucky for you, Velocity posts all their videos. I’ve shared them with you here

GALA

Opening Remarks –

Meg Beckel and Sean Van Koughnett

Keynote Address –

Mike Lee

CONFERENCE

Opening Keynote –

Iain Klugman, President, Communitech

The VC’s View on Entrepreneurship –

Amar Varma, Founder, Extreme Venture Partners

The Journey Begins Now –

Eric Solowka, Vice President, Programs and Principal, Lewis Media

Keynote –

Duncan Hill, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Ventures West

The Entrepreneur’s Mindset –

Jackie Lee, Founder, Jackie Lee Talent Management Inc.

Closing Keynote –

Sanjay Singhal, Chairman and Director, Simply Audio books

The original source can be found here: http://www.velocity.uwaterloo.ca/videos/opening_conference/index.php
 

Peter Kao