Stop Playing: How to Start Your Business (A Boy Band-Inspired Guide to Starting a Business)
Stop Playing: How to Start Your Business (A Boy Band-Inspired Guide to Starting a Business)…
Stop Playing: How to Start Your Business (A Boy Band-Inspired Guide to Starting a Business)
Stop Playing: How to Start Your Business (A Boy Band-Inspired Guide to Starting a Business) Do you remember those carefree days when you played the Backstreet Boys while imagining your future? Well, for us Millennials, that future is now (or at least, it’s delayed). But unlike our teenage years, launching a business today requires a…
Import/Add charter email to Outlook
Do you have an email account like “username@charter.net”? Do you want to add this email account or some of your email data to the MS Outlook email client? If so, this article will show you the process. Here we will explain how to import/add emails from Charter to Outlook. So, let’s get started. Carter Communications…
Ancient dragon stones, older than Stonehenge, reveal a lost water cult hidden high in the mountains of Armenia
Scattered across Armenia’s highest mountains are giant carved stones that look wildly out of place. Some are taller than a two-story building, but none of these mysterious vishaps or dragon stones are found near known archaeological sites, such as ancient towns. Vishaps on a site in Armenia. Image credits: Sonashen/Wikimedia Commons Archaeologists have struggled to…
My AirTags kept dying, so I switched to this tracker that lasts five years
Elevation Lab 5-Year Compact TimeCapsule ZDNET Key Takeaways Elevation Lab’s 5-Year Time Capsule is available now starting at $20. It increases the AirTag’s battery life by up to five years and runs on AAA power, so it doesn’t add extra bulk. They are not as loud as AirTags, but they are loud enough. Follow ZDNET:…
From Apocalypse to “Oops” – Emily Litella’s climactic moment has arrived – Does Watts agree with that?
Michael Barone’s “We have arrived at the moment Emily Litella on climate change“ published in Rasmussen Reports, seems like confirmation of something many of us have been documenting for years: the climate catastrophe narrative is collapsing not because of denial or politics, but because it has finally run out of evidence. Barone gives this reckoning…
This small company is forging itself for the future with AI
November 13, 2025 7 minutes of reading Share Copy link copied Watsons Anodising has been giving metal its strength and shine since 1957. Guided by steady hands and the patience of a craftsman, Watsons takes simple sheets of metal and makes them stronger, so they don’t rust or wear away. They then add the additional…
CSaaS: Your 24/7 Digital Security Team Explained
When you are in business, your customers’ trust and credibility in the market are built with years of hard work. Imagine if that trust and reputation is erased overnight just by a small mistake of not paying attention to the most critical need in business, that is, security, the security of your consumers’ data and…
AGU updates position statements on education, government support and the rights of scientists – The Bridge: Connecting Science and Policy
We are pleased to share that AGU is updating several position statements that provide vital guidance on issues central to the scientific community and society. WATER position statements (created, reviewed, and approved by members with feedback and support from experts in related fields) are what enable AGU to take adaptive stances on important policy issues…
Hundreds of illegal gaming devices seized in Florida in ‘Operation Funny Money’
The Florida Gaming Control Commission (FGCC) assisted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with ‘Operation Funny Money’, which implemented coordinated actions targeting suspected illegal gambling throughout Florida. The operation spanned three locations in the northeast of the state, with investigators executing one search warrant in Jacksonville…
Nerve damage can impair immunity throughout the body
A single nerve injury can silently reshape the immune system throughout the body. Preclinical research from McGill University suggests that nerve injuries can lead to lasting changes in the immune system, and these effects appear to differ between men and women. Nerve damage is relatively common and can result from stretching, pressure, or cutting. […]…
