Mobile Shop’s Boxing Week Deals Give You Up to 300K PC Points
Mobile Shop’s Boxing Week savings are here and you can earn up to 300,000 PC…
Mobile Shop’s Boxing Week Deals Give You Up to 300K PC Points
Mobile Shop’s Boxing Week savings are here and you can earn up to 300,000 PC Optimum points (approximate value $300) on select purchases. Mobile Shop has had similar deals for both Black Friday and back to school, but this is the most PC Optimum points I’ve seen the brand offer. These are some of the…
Christmas Science Made Simple!
December is fast approaching and I’m getting confused with all my science research, experiments and Christmas STEM challenges, so I thought I’d put it all together in one place to make it a little easier. Here you have the ULTIMATE List of Christmas Science Experiments for Kids! The ULTIMATE List of Christmas Science Experiments for…
AIB introduces enhanced member support with the addition of Michelle Maki to the Secretariat team
About Michelle Maki The International Business Academy is pleased to welcome Michelle Maki as its Member Services Coordinator. Michelle brings nearly two decades of association management experience to AIB, with a proven track record of building thriving member communities and delivering exceptional services. Previously, as Special Events Manager at the Asian Pacific American Chamber of…
Take notes in style and save $140 off this Amazon Kindle Scribe
The Amazon Kindle is the e-reader of choice for many people, but the Kindle Scribe combines a great reading experience with a note-taking device. Here’s your chance to get the 64GB Kindle Scribe for just $309.99, a discount of $140. This offer is available in both colors of the Kindle Scribe, so choose the one…
Sunspot drawings illuminate 400 years of solar activity
Years before the first telescope was invented, sky watchers turned their rooms into pinhole cameras and took pencil and paper to draw the Sun and the small dark dots that moved across its surface day after day. The sunspot drawings date back more than 2,000 years and were made by astronomers in ancient china and,…
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…
