Viola utahensis Have you been eager for Spring these past few sunny days? Have you seen the first pale crocus, or even an early grape hyacinth? We see their green shoots and flowers growing through the cold garden soil even before yellow daffodils proudly display themselves and wave hello. And yet, we barely notice [...]

At least 10-percent of fatal crashes in Utah are caused by drowsy driving.
Drowsy driving is just as dangerous as driving under the influence.

A few weeks ago, we received a call from Eve, a film student at BYU. She is a production manager and had exhausted her resources looking for a courtroom setting for a scene in a student film. The project had a very limited budget, (or no budget) and traditional judicial courtrooms all have busy court [...]

   In 1952, neuroscientist and psychiatrist Dr. Paul MacLean addressed the human brain’s overall structure and divided its evolution into three parts. The term he used was the “triune brain”. He described them as “three interconnected biological computers, each with its own special intelligence, its own subjectivity, its own sense of time and space and [...]

  We are sponsoring an exhibit at Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah. You’ll want to explore the unusual art work created by these two brothers, Einar & Jamex  de la Torre. These artists were born in Guadalajara, Mexico but moved to Dana Point, California while still in elementary school. Both brothers attended Cal [...]

One of the great things about working here is the variety of projects. There’s always something interesting going on. If you grew up in a big family, you’ll know what I mean. Sometimes, it’s all hands on deck for a big project with lots of moving parts. I was walking past Ned’s office and was [...]