Originally from the GTA, Taylor’s been calling Ottawa home for 15 years. She brings many years of experience within the philanthropic sector to Apt613, whom she hopes to repay for making her much cooler than she otherwise would be due to its stellar weekend must-see roundup, Quoi Faire. Taylor is also the founder and CEO of a small consultancy business, Eros & Logos, and is thinking that might come in handy too.
Once a month, the Hyde and Seek nightclub in downtown Ottawa buzzes with the sounds of Afro house, Amapiano and Afrobeats. A crowd of bodies surround the DJ, panting and waiting for the beat to drop, and when it does, the energy is enough to blow the roof off.
In her latest article on Gamer Education, Taylor Howarth reviews her experience playing an entry from the iconic Halo franchise.
I was encouraged to give Diablo II (2000) a try when the remaster came out back in the fall. So, I didn’t play the original. Instead, I played Diablo II: Resurrected (2021). I mean, technically it is the same game, I just played it with very sick graphics. Graphics or not, this is a serious mind-off game that is visually appealing and dark as hell.
While Valve’s Half-Life (1998) was certainly a distinct gaming experience, Taylor Howarth also explains why it was the most stressful in the latest instalment of her Gamer Education series.
After getting a broken heart from Daikatana, Gamer Education now tries to move on with Ion Storm’s Deus Ex.
Ottawa local Taylor Howarth turned to PC gaming last spring during the pandemic, and is playing through a number of classics in what she dubs her Gamer Education. Her review of Daikatana (2000) is the third instalment in this series.
Ottawa local Taylor Howarth turned to PC gaming last spring during the pandemic, and is playing through a number of classics in what she dubs her Gamer Education. Her review of Doom (1993) is the second instalment in this series.
Taylor Howarth is on the fast-track to a classic PC gaming education. Read her thoughts on The Secret of Monkey Island here.
Urban Planner Stan Leinwand is the National Capital Commission’s Acting Director, Sustainable Development and Environmental Services. His role at the Lab is to staff the internal steering committee, brainstorm ideas for the space, and coordinate speakers for their speaker series.
Liz Clarke is a 2019 Trailblazer Award winner, was shortlisted for the 2018 Impact HUB Ottawa Social Impact awards, just opened a social enterprise called Freedx, made a mixed-media documentary about being black at Bluesfest called Air Force Blacks … and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
