Your Sniffer or Your Smartphone?
Even though I was an English major, I still took two classes in anatomy and physiology in college. In addition to memorizing the names of
Even though I was an English major, I still took two classes in anatomy and physiology in college. In addition to memorizing the names of
Let’s face facts. If you take everything we watch, read and hear at face value, our modern life is out to get us. It’s like
There are professional storm-chaser videos, and then there are WHAT-are-you-thinking-you-lunatic storm–chaser videos. Not long after the most recent siege of devastating tornados ripped across the
Time magazine recently published an article (“Bursting the Bubble: Are We Isolated in a World Wide Web of One?”) that discussed how search engines and
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
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
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
It’s been the subject of years of conjecture and media hype—or, perhaps it only seems that long. And now, after a steady stream of large
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
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
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>