Today’s teens aren’t interested in the Harlem Shake or planking anymore — they’d rather set themselves on fire instead. According to an August 6 Design & Trend article, the latest viral trend … Read More
With the recent tragic death of Hollywood star Robin Williams still fresh in our minds, a focus on mental health has been brought to the forefront of our attention. But … Read More
This August, the City Council of Paso Robles, California, opted to authorize a one-year contract for $63,250 that partially restores street-sweeping services throughout the city. Though to many, this might seem like … Read More
A San Diego woman called a local news channel to report that her homeowners association was routinely wasting water by running the sprinkler system for hours overnight. When questioned, the … Read More
Back in 2011, authorities arrested American hacktivist Aaron Swartz, who helped develop the RSS Feed, the organization Creative Commons, and even the social forum site Reddit, for downloading too many … Read More
Facebook has made yet another bold move to try an streamline it’s mobile website. Mobile optimized websites have always been difficult to master, as many companies try to determine what … Read More
More than 30 million Americans wear contact lenses, according the Center for Disease Control, and most if not all of these individuals know the risks associated with contact lenses. Contacts … Read More
The Internet has become increasingly important to small and large businesses alike as more companies move their operations online. For the auction industry, this has meant a shift from the … Read More
There’s nothing more strange than having your beautifully landscaped yard casually vandalized in the dead of night, except maybe having your landscaped yard casually vandalized by a woman in a … Read More
Hurricane Iselle passed over Hawaii as a “minimal” tropical storm on Friday, and it looks like the state economy has been minimally impacted by the storm as well. While some parts of Hawaii … Read More
