With Glowing Hearts

September 26, 2008 in Historical, business, marketing
Tags: 2010, allan herman, Canadian Press, Conservatives, cvm inc, cvminc, cvm_inc, David Cobb, John Furlong, mycvm, National Anthem, olympics, Stephanie Levitz, Susan Lazaruk, The Province, true north strong and free, vanoc, With Glowing Hearts

As Levitz pointed out, “It’s not the first time a line from the anthem has been seized for broader purposes.” “The Conservatives revamped the official government website in 2006 using the phrase “true north strong and free” on the welcome banner.” Unlike VANOC, I noted that the aforementioned phrase is void of the trademark symbol ™, leaving me to believe that at least some portions of the “true north strong and free” still exits.

Potty #84

September 20, 2008 in Historical, photography
Tags: allan herman, architechure, cabins, commode, cvm, cvm inc, cvminc, cvm_inc, Mt. Seymour, mycvm, pottie #84, shake siding

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Originally uploaded by cvm_inc

The mystical commodes of Seymour’ s past.
As my colleague and I hike and photograph the few cabins that are left on Mt. Seymour I find that while each to be unique, the privy’s are even more so in their design. This particular one belongs to cabin #84
I found the overall [...]

Point Atkinson

October 9, 2007 in Historical, photography
Tags: allan herman, British Columbia, cvm, cvm inc, cvm_inc, lighthouse park, mycvm, point atkinson, scenic, vancouver photographer, west vancouver

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Originally uploaded by cvm_inc

Lighthouse at Point Atkinson in West Vancouver, BC. During WW2 this light house was the base for a small military garrison assigned to protect the Port of Vancouver.

Allan Herman, Creative Visual Marketing Services Incorporated (CVM Inc.)

Britannia Shipyards, Steveston BC

March 19, 2007 in Historical, marketing, photography
Tags: allan herman, Britannia Shipyards, British Columbia, cvm, cvm inc, cvminc, cvm_inc, fraser river, mycvm, National Historical Site of Canada, salmon, shipyard museum, Stevston, Stevston Village

My colleague arrived at my place of abode at 7:30 am sharp, as planned and despite the rainy Vancouver weather we drove to our predestined location of choice, Steveston, a historic salmon canning centre and home of the Britannia Shipyard, a National Historic site of Canada.
According to Wikipedia, “Steveston village is a historic salmon canning [...]