Think of the first five people you met at college in your first year, that is, if those memories haven’t succumbed to alcohol-induced amnesia. Who were they? How did you meet them? Why did you meet them? Where? When? With whom? Doing what? Now ask yourself, where are they now? Chances are, they’re doing five completely different, […]
5 Types Of Friends Who Fall Off The Face Of The Earth After College
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
5 Types Of Friends Who Fall Off The Face Of The Earth After College
Advice From A 23-Year-Old Orphan: 5 Ways To Appreciate Your Parents More
By the time my 23rd birthday rolled around, I had buried both of my parents. Growing up, I saw my parents as superheroes. They made rules for me and supported me. They showed no fear and no anxieties; they just were. Of course, like most kids, especially during my teen years, I rebelled mostly against […]
Advice From A 23-Year-Old Orphan: 5 Ways To Appreciate Your Parents More
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The Idea Of Rubber Time: How Traveling Will Help You To Live Longer
The concept of time, and particularly the evasive passing of time, has always frightened me beyond measures. It’s a self-defeating fear, really, since fearing the ticking of time only makes its quick passing that much more noticeable and devastating. If you, too, have this fear, you’ll be ecstatic to know that I’ve discovered the cure. […]
The Idea Of Rubber Time: How Traveling Will Help You To Live Longer
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How Generation-Y Has Been Both Accurately And Inaccurately Labeled And We’re Owning It
I know it’ll be difficult if you haven’t taken your daily dose of Ritalin, but try to pay attention for the next 60 seconds as you read this. After being sent to the Sylvan Learning Center, having personal tutors and taking massive pills to “keep me focused,” there is obviously and utterly no other way […]
How Generation-Y Has Been Both Accurately And Inaccurately Labeled And We’re Owning It
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Hulu, Now With 6 Million Subscribers, Will Make Some TV Episodes Free On Mobile
Today at Hulu’s upfronts, the company announced a major change for its business with the reveal that it would begin streaming a selection of ad-supported TV episodes for free on mobile devices beginning this summer. Until now, viewers have only been able to watch Hulu’s free service on the desktop, while its “Hulu Plus” mobile offering remained a premium experience. The… Read More
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One Month After Microsoft Office Hits iPad, Google Debuts Dedicated Productivity Apps For iOS
Google has released standalone apps for Google Docs and Google Sheets, breaking out these two productivity applications from within Google Drive, which is where users could go to access them on iPhone and iPad in the past. The text document and spreadsheet editors allow for both creation and editing of those types of files, which are stored in Google Drive on Mountain View’s cloud servers.… Read More
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IoT Startup Evrythng Secures $7M Series A From Atomico, BHLP, Cisco And Dawn
We last covered “Evrythng”, an ‘Internet of Things’ startup in depth, back when it was first funded by Atomico to go and realise the vision that many digital prophets had talked about but few were actually trying to tackle in real life. Today it’s announcing that it’s secured more cash to drive this vision forward. Specifically, Evrythng has raised a $7 million… Read More
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