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Category: Technology

Sit and Die

I’ve got some bad news for you. Right now, while you’re sitting there reading this … you’re killing yourself. Yep, a study published in Medicine

MLK and Twain Go Viral (and Awry)

Without careful eyes and fact checkers, who knows how long we, the masses, would have been in the dark. I first saw the Martin Luther

Pictures of Hope

Social networking often gets mixed reviews. But here’s a story about it that makes me smile. After tornadoes cut a wide swath of destruction across

Time Click-Clacks On

Already, 2011 has been a year of loss. Elizabeth Taylor died. So did Jane Russell. And let’s not forget the Denver Nuggets’ loss last night

The Stranger On the Other End

Think about this for a second: When you plug into the Internet and chat with people from potentially anywhere around the world, do you really

Media Fast Puts Family in the Slow Lane

Remember the last time your power went out? Maybe it was during a storm that the TV, Xbox and lights flickered off, leaving you fumbling

Cyber Hope for Dateless Dudes?

You know the buzz that happens when someone changes their status to “in a relationship” on Facebook? Sometimes it’s like confetti and a bouquet of

Cuddly or Creepy?

I recently ran across an article by USA Today’s Craig Wilson about a new kiddie toy called a Parent Doll. If this idea is as

Plugged In Parent’s Guide to Today’s Technology

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