Key factors for impactful web design
Your corporate website often leaves the first impression of your business on potential customers, so it is essential to make the online experience worthwhile. Here are the key factors for impactful web design. An Intentional and Balanced Color Palette Colors…
The rise of Artificial Intelligence
Once a distant notion, artificial intelligence has become a practical occurrence in our everyday lives. We’ve all at least once used an AI, regardless if we were aware of it — plagiarism checkers, Facebook’s face-recognition tool, the new wave of…
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Demanding proof
By Paul McGowan From PS Audio There are plenty of loud voices in audio. Is it incumbent on us to answer them? What is it in our nature that when we’re faced with a proposition we don’t agree with we revert…
Destinations of the week
Disappointing photos show what 9 top luxury destinations look like in real life Part 4 By Katie Warren from Business Insider Some places around the world are known as go-to spots for luxury travel, shopping, or experiences. The Champs Elysées in Paris, for…
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Concerns over increase in toxic brine from desalination plants
By Matt McGrath From BBC Desalination plants around the world are pumping out far more salt laden brine than previously believed, according to a new study. The salty effluent is a by-product of efforts to extract fresh water from the…
USDA fed kittens dead cats and dogs from meat markets and shelters
By Laura Goldman From Care2 You’re probably aware of the dog and cat meat trade in some Asian countries and animal welfare advocates’ efforts to end it, but if you’re a taxpayer in the United States, you may not be aware…
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Facebook belatedly makes it harder to run some discriminatory ads
By Jack Morse From Mashable Scandal-plagued Facebook announced March 19 that it would take steps to address one of its many structural flaws. Namely, the company will no longer allow advertisers to discriminate when it comes to housing, jobs, or credit advertisements…
US: Mueller concludes Russia Probe, no new indictments
From Newsmax Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Friday handed in a confidential report on his investigation into Russia’s role in the 2016 presidential election and any potential wrongdoing by U.S. President Donald Trump, setting off a clamor from lawmakers in…
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Scientists are trying to make the International Space Station’s bathroom a little less gross
By Mike Wehner From BGR The International Space Station is like no other place on Earth, and not just because it’s not actually on Earth at all. The orbiting laboratory is inhabited by crews of scientists that live there for months before…
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