In Tucson, Arizona, locals have discovered a strange collection of purple spheres in the middle of the desert. It’s not yet certain what these spheres are, but analyses are being made to ascertain their exact nature.
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SPUN City News Urban Guide App Help You Find the Best Stuff in Town
Remember when you used to need a map or city guide in order to find what was best when you visited family or friends, or just moved to a new place? That’s so old school. The free SPUN app makes this all a thing of the past thanks to its geo-targeted “what’s happening” app.
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Newsroom (HBO)
The last time I regularly watched the news was quite a long time ago. It was probably more than a decade ago, when I had cable and a TV. I haven’t had either for a long time. I had also gotten tired of watching biased and partisan American news, from the big networks including CNN. I never was a fan of FOX news. Most of the time, I watched the BBC World News, which I found less biased and it had better coverage of world events.
DSLR Camera Life Cycle: What’s Down the Pipeline
Just like video game consoles, DSLR cameras operate on a longer product life cycle than smaller, affordable point-and-shoot models. Some manufacturers will update models every 2 to 3 years, sticking to a staggered release schedule, allowing users to get the best that’s available if they purchase their tech at the right time. Since point-and-shoots cost less, people can and will update these more frequently than a DSLR.
The Pros and Cons of the Inbox Zero Life
If you are one of the people that is trying to get to Inbox Zero or that has attained Inbox Zero, you’ve probably realized that just like any system, Inbox Zero isn’t perfect. Inbox Zero will change the way that you interact with email, and that can be both good and bad, depending on your unique situation. This can be even more problematic when you are freelancing or working from home. Work emails tend to get jumbled up with personal emails. In order to stay on top of everything, you’ll end up making sacrifices.
Puyehue Volcano Eruption in Chile
Make Social Networking Screen Sleep Fast When Working
More and more people are working from home, and it’s safe to say that there are quite a few distractions compared to working in an office. That’s why we’ve come across an easy productivity trick, so that you don’t waste hours upon hours on Facebook, Twitter, or other social networking sites and still remain productive. It’s so easy to get lost in multi-tasking and it has been shown that doing one thing at a time is a lot better than doing five.
Avoid DIY Renovation Headaches With These Apps
As anyone who’s completing renovations on a fixer-upper will tell you, you can quickly get overwhelmed with the amount of things that need to be addressed before your place is finally the way you want it. The trick to staying on top of things is to schedule DIY renovations ahead of time, to ensure that one is completed before starting another. Here are some ideas on how to use scheduling tech to your benefit.
The Apparent Gentleness of Osama bin Laden Vs His Outward Violence
Interesting and poignant article by Morgan Meis over at The Smart Set. I like how he contrasted Hitler’s speeches with Osama bin Laden’s.
Sitting Down: Avoiding Its Silent Lethality
It’s no secret that sitting down and in front of computer all day is bad for your health, even if you work out. The trick to staying healthy is moving around as much as possible. Unfortunately, for most of us, we have to make an effort to see this through. What can you do if you want to stay active during your 8-hour workday, without paying the price in later years with failing health?
