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Not Just For Tires

November 4, 2014

The Michelin man is most famously known for promoting Michelin tires, but it’s his side job of reviewing hotels and restaurants that has New York’s attention. It all began in 1900 when the Michelin brothers created a guide book to promote motoring and thus, tires. The guide grew to set READ MORE >

Which Side Do You Prefer?

November 4, 2014

The Oreo, one of American’s most iconic treats, is being elevated to an art. Judith Klasuner begins her process, like we all do, by splitting the classic cookie in half. Once the creamy center is revealed, Klasuner gets to work using small tools to sculpt the yummy cream into beautiful READ MORE >

Leftover Pumpkin Pie Brûlée – Yum!

November 4, 2014

Thanksgiving is just three weeks away and it’s never too early to start planning the perfect meal. In fact, according to the Food Network, it’s never too early to start planning what to do with the leftovers. If Turkey Tex-Mex Casserole, Sweet-and-Spicy Turkey Pitas, Thanksgiving Pizza or the delectable looking READ MORE >

The Brown Sisters

October 22, 2014

In 1975 Nicholas Nixon embarked on what would be a forty-year journey with his wife, Bebe, and her three sisters. As a photographer he was looking to take a simple portrait of the Brown sisters, but what happened was so much more. There are now forty portraits that celebrate sisterhood. READ MORE >

No Driver Needed

October 22, 2014

The days of self-driving cars are upon us! Google has already been sending their self-driving fleet around the world to make their application, Google Maps, even more accurate. But now, the United Kingdom is getting ready to set the self-driving cars loose on their roads! Here are 11 reasons to READ MORE >

The Tale of Art Cities

October 22, 2014

One of the best things about art is it is not partial to a specific medium or location. All around the world new meccas of art are emerging. The Wall Street Journal has outlined four emerging art cities that we should all take a closer look at: Bogotá, Budapest, Johannesburg READ MORE >

Cool Ways to Start Up

October 22, 2014

Advances in technology and design have changed everything, including the car key. Remember those little silver keys? We don’t either. Our friends at topgear.com have outlined their choices for the top 10 coolest car keys. The BMW i8 key has a high-res LCD screen that indicates the car’s available range, READ MORE >

When Art and City Collide

October 22, 2014

When you think of the city Berlin, you automatically think of the Berlin Wall. It divided the German population for 28 years before being torn down in November of 1989. It’s always inspired controversy and has attracted countless artists eager to respond, to its symbolic meanings. It’s no wonder that READ MORE >

Train Your Brain

October 7, 2014

It’s easy to disappear into the world of technology. We all do it – at the store waiting in line, at red lights, and during our lunch breaks. Why not use our time to put the SMART back into Smartphone? The folks over at CNN came up with a top READ MORE >

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October 7, 2014

Emoji’s now come pre installed to keyboards with the new iOS8 for Apple products. But do you know where emoji got its start? Mashable.com has laid out their history for us with the help of Jeremiah Warren and Greyson MacAlpine. Emoticons are textual portrayals of a writer’s mood in the READ MORE >

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