Tag: blogging

Comic Sans Criminal

Are you a Comic Sans criminal? The over used font is getting a notoriety from professionals and they want you to stop using it. There are alternatives. via-comicsanscriminal Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email […]

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Please Give Me One Million Dollars

The beggars banquet is getting crowded. Panhandlers are now using YouTube to beg for money, and the stakes are higher. Craig Rowin wants a million dollars. Any takers out there? Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me […]

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Verbatim’s Clip-it USB Drive

As we get closer to a cloud storage universe, the USB storage market is reinventing the portability of our sensitive information. Verbatim’s Clip-it USB Drive will find new places where you can attach these handy new devices. From ties to folders, the Verbatim Clip-it USB is truly a nifty addition to the office and school. […]

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Ozzy Osbourne Health Columnist For The Sunday Times

Ozzy Osbourne is a health expert for the Sunday Times and why should he not be. The man is a walking testament that what can go wrong with your body with all the drug and alcohol abuse and survive it, then you should be the taken as a health expert. There are many qualified trained […]

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Most Common Passwords Exposed

And you thought you were so clever. Here are 13 of the most common passwords people will use in their daily routines. Out of laziness or just forgetfulness proof. One thing is sure, you are exposing your sensitive data to the public. 1- 123456 2- password 3- 12345678 4- lifehack 5- qwerty 6- abc123 7- […]

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Bread of The Nativity

In Hebrew, the name Bethlehem carries a profound and symbolic meaning as it translates to “house of bread.” This linguistic quirk takes on new significance when we consider the timeless story of The Nativity, which is often associated with this humble town. In the spirit of this connection, let’s explore a heartwarming scene that brings […]

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Detailed Sunspot

There so much we still have to learn about the sun. New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Professor Philip R. Good and the Big Bear Solar Observatory have given us a new glimpse into the sun and the sunspot. No longer a black blotch but a detailed Van Gogh like surface of yellow and orange, the […]

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FarmVille For Dummies

FarmVille For Dummies? Here is proof that the world will indeed end in 2012. Come 2011, a new Dummies book will be released for those annoying FarmVille friends on your Facebook account. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. […]

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Word Lens: Universal Translator

Globetrotting just got a little easier. Word Lens is like something out of the Star Trek universe, a universal translator. The clever app can translate any printed sign you encounter on your trips. Instantly translate printed words from one language to another with your built-in video camera, in real time! Use Word Lens on vacation, […]

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Mr. Blow Up the Rubber Man

A guy can never carry enough rubbers with him. Mr. Blow Up lives in a world of rubber. He has convinced his wife and friends to live in rubber exploration. This is one guy that would come in handy if you get a flat tire. via-bostonbarstoolsports Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back […]

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The App Girlfriend

Many are already living a social fantasy world. Why not go the distance. Now you can download your own app girlfriend. The Honey It’s Me! app from South Korean company Nabix created the application where a girl named Mina sends video messages to lonely guys. She is a virtual girlfriend for the imagination. This has […]

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