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I Spent a Month Meditating On the Go and Now I'm Hooked
Marie Claire - By Lauren Valenti
Subway zen FTW. From an inevitable quarter-life crisis to pre-/post-election anxieties, it's no wonder 2016 is the year I finally gave into the idea of meditation. The inside of my brain was like the of
Grapefruit And Salt: The Science Behind This Unlikely Power Couple
NPR - Nadia Berenstein
Grapefruit's bitterness can make it hard to love. Indeed, people often smother it in sugar just to get it down. And yet Americans were once urged to sweeten it with salt. Ad campaigns from the first and
Artificial Intelligence
The Algorithmic Democracy
Fast Company - By Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan
AI is changing how we think, debate, and choose. The day before the election, as millions of Americans were feeling confident that the vast majority of the country shared their opinions, a pair of researchers
The Forgotten Government Plan to Round Up Muslims
POLITICO - By BEN WOFFORD
In the ’80s, terror led the government to consider something far more extreme than Donald Trump’s ban. In the early morning hours of January 26, 1987, federal agents across Los Angeles charged into the
The Best Food Festival in Every U.S. State
National Geographic - Brosmind
TravelTraveler Magazine Eat your way across America with this ultimate map of foodie celebrations. When it comes to quirky food festivals, America stands united. Our cross-country map of state-by-state
Mystery planets and strange orbits: what is lurking in the far reaches of our solar system?
Wired UK - Abigail Beall
Whether it's 'my very early morning jam sandwich' or 'many vile earthlings', everyone has a memorable way to list off the planets in our solar system. …
Freddie Gray
Officer Charged in Freddie Gray Case, Edward Nero, Not Guilty on All Counts
NBC News - by Elisha Fieldstadt
U.S. news One of the six officers charged in the arrest and death of Freddie Gray was found not guilty on all counts in Baltimore on Monday. Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams cleared Officer Edward
HBO's 'All the Way' portrays LBJ in all his complex glory
Los Angeles Times - By Meredith Blake
Nearly 50 years after he left the White House, Lyndon B. Johnson continues to be a source of fascination, admiration and scorn. The Texas Democrat, who championed a liberal domestic agenda while escalating
Brain testing app will help diagnose mental health issues
Engadget - Daniel Cooper
Don't be afraid when it tells you that you're totally average. Savonix is a company that claims to take the "analog processes" of cognitive assessment into the digital age. The firm is launching an iOS
The 15 Best Abs Exercises Of All Time
Women's Health - By Ashley Mateo
Screw crunches. You know the obvious benefit of abs exercises: a chiseled midsection you that will make you look and feel like Britney-freaking-Spears. But aesthetics shouldn’t be the only things dictating
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Flower Power in China: Pictures
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Three Ways Google Predicts Your Smartphone Will Change The Future Of Work
Fast Company - By Rich Rao
One Googler explains how machine learning will soon make your smartphone “a much more efficient and decisive problem solver.” When people imagine machine learning, they tend to think about talking cars
With the Model 3, Tesla is on the verge of something it's never done
businessinsider.in - Matthew DeBord
Tesla will unveil its long-awaited, much-anticipated Model 3 mass-market vehicle in Los Angeles next week. Hype around simply seeing the car for the …
These 100 Fantastic Senior Discounts Make Us Look Forward to Turning 65
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Apple's 4-inch iPhone SE starts at $399, arrives next week
Engadget - Devindra Hardawar
It's basically an iPhone 6s in a tiny 5s case. There's a lot of love out there for the tiny iPhone 5s -- Apple says it sold over 30 million of them last year -- but there's no doubt that its 2013-era is
Eight-thousanders: The 14 highest peaks in the world
matadornetwork.com - Atlas & Boots
The eight-thousanders are the only mountains on the planet with death zones, where the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere is insufficient to sustain …
What Eating On An Elimination Diet Actually Looks Like
mindbodygreen.com - By William Cole
William Cole, DC, a functional medicine practitioner, is an expert at identifying the underlying factors of chronic conditions and offering natural, …
FBI warns car makers and owners about vehicle hacking risks
VentureBeat - Reuters
WASHINGTON (By David Shepardson, Reuters) — The FBI and U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a bulletin Thursday warning that motor vehicles are “increasingly vulnerable”
The tragic tale of Saddam Hussein's 'supergun'
BBC Future - William Park
The biggest gun ever designed could have put Iraq at the centre of space exploration, but its story is one of unfulfilled genius, military secrets and murder. On permanent display in the Royal Armouries’
Five Ways Working More Slowly Can Boost Your Productivity
Fast Company - By Faisal Hoque
You know all about why multitasking is bad and meditation is good. Here’s the cognitive case for why slower might be better. Whatever mix of foreboding, cautious optimism, denial, and indifference with
An Arizona vacation to please the whole family
bostonglobe.com
IS IT POSSIBLE FOR EVERYONE in a family of four — ranging in age from 8 to ancient — to get what they want from a weeklong vacation in the …
Obama Nominates Merrick Garland for Supreme Court: Pictures
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Bedrooms
The New Neutrals: What They Are And How To Decorate With Them
ELLE DECOR - By Kari Costas
Because taupe is so 2015. Who said neutrals have to be boring? When it comes to decorating, a neutral palette doesn't always start and end with beige. Just ask designers Sasha Bikoff, Henriette von Stockhausenand
'Alexa, how lazy have I been today?' Amazon Echo now works with Fitbit
Mashable - Samantha Murphy
Continuing its quest to make the Amazon Echo the most central and indispensable part of your smart home, Amazon's smart speaker can now field your …
Before his tragic death, nature photographer shot ‘iconic’ images of climate change’s threat
The Washington Post
By Lindsey Bever Lindsey Bever General assignment reporter covering national and breaking news Email Bio Follow Posted by Gary Braasch on Monday, May 11, 2015 A bush plane buzzed through the Arctic National
IBM's new Watson ad has Carrie Fisher leading a support group for robots
The Verge - Chris Welch
IBM's attempts to showcase Watson in TV commercials have been a bit less impressive than the computing system's Jeopardy wins. They usually involve a renowned figure awkwardly carrying on a short conversation
Take Our Healthy Eating Challenge, The Most Delicious Way To Eat Well & Feel Great
HuffPost - Kristen Aiken
You're about to find the tastiest way to fuel your mind and body. In 2016, HuffPost Lifestyle is challenging you to up your game and develop healthy habits you can stick with all year long. Every month,
Atheism
4 ways the atheist movement is failing (and how it can improve)
Salon
Richard Dawkins (AP/Fiona Hanson) Too often, we’ve failed to acknowledge our own glaring blind spots. Here are a few suggestions as we move forward Adam Lee February 9, 2016 8:00am (UTC) This article appeared
Posters
NASA’s new space tourism posters are spellbinding
The Verge - By Sean O'Kane
The project was a bit of a dream come true for Don Clark, who started Invisible Creature with his brother Ryan Clark in 2006. "We, of course, were ecstatic, just because our grandfather was an illustrator

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I Spent a Month Meditating On the Go and Now I'm Hooked

Grapefruit And Salt: The Science Behind This Unlikely Power Couple

The Algorithmic Democracy

The Forgotten Government Plan to Round Up Muslims

The Best Food Festival in Every U.S. State

Mystery planets and strange orbits: what is lurking in the far reaches of our solar system?

Officer Charged in Freddie Gray Case, Edward Nero, Not Guilty on All Counts

HBO's 'All the Way' portrays LBJ in all his complex glory

Brain testing app will help diagnose mental health issues

The 15 Best Abs Exercises Of All Time

Flower Power in China: Pictures

Three Ways Google Predicts Your Smartphone Will Change The Future Of Work

With the Model 3, Tesla is on the verge of something it's never done

These 100 Fantastic Senior Discounts Make Us Look Forward to Turning 65

Apple's 4-inch iPhone SE starts at $399, arrives next week

Eight-thousanders: The 14 highest peaks in the world

What Eating On An Elimination Diet Actually Looks Like

FBI warns car makers and owners about vehicle hacking risks

The tragic tale of Saddam Hussein's 'supergun'

Five Ways Working More Slowly Can Boost Your Productivity

An Arizona vacation to please the whole family

Obama Nominates Merrick Garland for Supreme Court: Pictures

The New Neutrals: What They Are And How To Decorate With Them

'Alexa, how lazy have I been today?' Amazon Echo now works with Fitbit

Before his tragic death, nature photographer shot ‘iconic’ images of climate change’s threat

IBM's new Watson ad has Carrie Fisher leading a support group for robots

Take Our Healthy Eating Challenge, The Most Delicious Way To Eat Well & Feel Great

4 ways the atheist movement is failing (and how it can improve)

NASA’s new space tourism posters are spellbinding