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Predications for the Digital Era

May 10, 2016

It’s no denying the digital saturated era is vastly changing the world every minute. However longtime advocate of a digital reform, Douglas Rushkoff, just published his latest book Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus: How Growth Became the Enemy of Prosperity, which takes another stab at our current digital dependent READ MORE >

Dinner in the Sky: The Most Beautiful High Experience

May 10, 2016

In May 2006, a communications agency called Hakuna Matata, which specialized in luxury living, joined marketing forces with The Fun Group, an amusement park installation company, and created Dinner in the Sky. The concept is as simple as its name, a flying dinner table. Over the past decade, this Belgian READ MORE >

Listening to Music by Decade and Geography

May 10, 2016

What if instead of organizing music by genre there was a way to select music preferences based on time and space? In 2012, Benjamin Moreau, an artist and DJ took a personal experience and inevitably turned it into Radiooooo (the five o’s represent the five continental landmasses). Simply, Radiooooo allows READ MORE >

Helping the Blind See Facebook.

April 12, 2016

Everyday, more than 2 billion photos are shared on Facebook and their subsidiaries: Instagram and WhatsApp. The conversation around those photos is tremendous, but sadly, the more than 250 million people who are blind or severely visually impaired feel left out of the conversation. Thankfully, Facebook launched their new alternative READ MORE >

Gwyneth Paltrow Shares Beauty Advice.

April 12, 2016

Springtime is the perfect time to start new beauty regimens and this interview with Gwyneth Paltrow caught our attention with the star’s down-to-earth honesty. Paltrow, a long time believer in natural solutions, regularly promotes chemical-free options on her website goop.com. She recommends a whole host of body oils, fruit acids, and READ MORE >

Tesla Model X On Track.

April 12, 2016

We went nuts over the Tesla Model X when it was debuted last September – check out these great photos on theverge.com. The X is a crossover that’s all about performance. “Ludicrous mode” glues your back to the seat by taking you from 0-60 in 3.2 seconds. That’s as fast READ MORE >

The Supermarket That Sells Waste Food.

April 12, 2016

Denmark’s WeFood opened a grocery that sells surplus food and it’s a hit. The store, run by volunteers, sells only “food past its sell by date, with prices up to 50 percent cheaper than in normal shops.” WeFood rescues fruit and veggies that have had a bumpy ride in the READ MORE >

Chinese Restaurant Names.

April 12, 2016

Did you know that there are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than McDonald’s, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Wendy’s—combined? Wow.  According to journalist, Jennifer 8 Lee, American-Chinese food is a cuisine that’s practically all its own. When mapping all the Chinese restaurants in America the map doesn’t READ MORE >

A Perspective Shift on the Millennial/Boomer Divide.

March 31, 2016

We’re taking this piece with a grain of salt, but because our news feeds are jammed with articles about how Millennials think and work, it was refreshing to find this twist in the LA Times designed to help Millennials deal with Boomers with their technophobia and fragile egos. Amy Schumer’s video READ MORE >

“Superman Crystals” Become A Reality.

March 31, 2016

How cool would it be to be able to leave photos or your family history to your great great grandchild? Sounds like sci-fi, but this technology developed at the University of Southampton may become reality. Using ultra fine lasers US encoded a piece of quartz with 5 dimensional digital data. The READ MORE >

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