Thursday, January 1, 2026

Robert Raney, Staff Writer

Robert Raney is a geoscientist whose been writing and painting for years to get his creative fix in. While working on his thesis in theoretical planetary physics he was also creating fantastical worlds on paper for fun. He's an at home Texan Houstonite who currently works slinging drinks at a local LGBTQ+ bar in the gayborhood, when not fielding oil & gas jobs that have taken him around the world.

How virtual reality is treating PTSD patients

Thanks to its ability to simulate situations safely, virtual reality technologies are proving effective in therapy for PTSD patients.

Before starting that startup, consider these factors

(ENTREPRENEUR) Building your own startup and being your own boss sounds tempting, but be sure you make these considerations before starting out.

Gen Z more fickle in their shopping habits, how will brands keep up?

(BUSINESS) As the world keep changing, brands and businesses have to change along with it. Some say Gen Z is fickle, but others say it is what it is.

7 deadly sins of technical interviews and 5 tips to crush the competition

(TECH NEWS) When you're preparing for technical interviews, there are a number of things to consider, including these 7 tips of what NOT to do.

Thinking of beginning a startup with a friend? Choose your partner wisely

(ENTREPRENEUR) Creating a startup business with a friend sounds amazing, but consider carefully if you may be better off as friends.

Your business model doesn’t have to be a unicorn or a camel to succeed

(OPINION / EDITORIAL) It's not unusual for people to suggest a new business model analogy, but this latest "camel" suggestion isn't new or helpful.

Cooler temps mean restaurants have to get creative to survive

(MARKETING) With winter approaching, restaurants are starting to find creative and sustainable ways to keep customers coming in... and warm.

India’s government still pushing social media platforms to nix COVID posts

(EDITORIAL) Whomsoever controls the information controls the people, and India is proving that censorship is a dangerous path.