Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Facebook and Loneliness?
Here is a question you might of never pondered...
Is there a link between loneliness and Facebook? Is this want Facebook does to your thought process without you knowing it?
The Economist asked thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and people on the streets of New York City: is Facebook really making us lonely?


Is there a link between loneliness and Facebook? Is this want Facebook does to your thought process without you knowing it?
The Economist asked thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and people on the streets of New York City: is Facebook really making us lonely?
Lost Memories Film by Francois Ferracci
In our ever so connected world many people have forgotten how to live in the moment. You see people with their faces burred in the screen of their smartphones. If you are always on your smartphone how does it make the person you are suppose to be spending time with feel?
Do you really need to send one more email, write that post or take one more selfie to upload? Online liaisons, sharing photos, and all the different ways that Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of the social interweb could turn a relationship toxic.
Maybe one should put the phone down take a break from the virtual world to experience life and let it unfold in the real world. Maybe then one will make lasting memories that they can recall on their mind instead of going through an online repository. If you dont... You can eventually loose that person.



Do you really need to send one more email, write that post or take one more selfie to upload? Online liaisons, sharing photos, and all the different ways that Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of the social interweb could turn a relationship toxic.
Maybe one should put the phone down take a break from the virtual world to experience life and let it unfold in the real world. Maybe then one will make lasting memories that they can recall on their mind instead of going through an online repository. If you dont... You can eventually loose that person.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
News Station Air Coverage of Eyewitness' Cameltoe
Does Your Favorite Coffee Say Something About Your Personality?
What your favorite coffee drink says about your personality?
If you are a instant coffee drinker you are you are cheerful and optimistic, laid back and tends to procrastinate.
Coffee Blogger of I love Coffee compiled results form a recent study about the habits of coffee drinkers and put them into an infographic that can be viewed below. See how it stacks up...



If you are a instant coffee drinker you are you are cheerful and optimistic, laid back and tends to procrastinate.
Coffee Blogger of I love Coffee compiled results form a recent study about the habits of coffee drinkers and put them into an infographic that can be viewed below. See how it stacks up...
Thursday, April 17, 2014
PSA: A Honda Safety Initiative. Don't text and Dtive
Some of us are still guilty of texting and driving. You are two times more likely to
crash if you text while you're driving. Don't do it...
Watch the video below to see Honda's PSA ad. Discover other Honda safety initiatives at Safety.Honda.com. This is an effort to get the word out during Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
If you are going to talk on the phone please use a hands free device like the ones below. They are not expensive and might help you avoid an accident.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
NASA's timelapse video of total lunar eclipse
| Taken in 2010 |
Parts of the world saw a total lunar eclipse. The lunar eclipses will take place roughly every six months for the next two years, known as 'tetrad'.
The start of Tuesday's lunar eclipse marked the second of nine tetrads this century, according to astronomer Fred Espenak. The last tetrad occurred in 2003 and the next is set to take place in 2032. There were five tetrads in the 20th century.
As the Earth positions itself between the sun and the moon, a red hue surrounds the moon due to the indirect sunlight that manages to reach and illuminate it. Sun's light first passes through the Earth's atmosphere, filtering out most of the blue colored light, resulting in the reddish color. Earth's atmosphere can also refract some of the light, causing a small fraction to reach and illuminate the moon, Espenak explains on his website.
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