Scanners gauge body changes
For decades health-conscious individuals have had only the basic bathroom scale to help them navigate their journey towards weight loss and overall…
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Mobile wallets struggling through evolution
It seems like only yesterday that people first started to make online purchases, but according to Techcrunch, that phenomenon started way back in 1994…
Tackling air pollution and green energy together
Finding a solution for both cleaning up polluted air and generating clean energy is one of the world’s top priorities and seldom do scientists attempt to…
How to archive Facebook chat history
In the age of controversy over privacy and online identity, it can sometimes be hard for people to remember they still own the personal data that’s sent…
What happens to your Facebook profile when you die?
You’ve written your life large on Facebook: Your politics, religion, family, likes, dislikes, some of your best moments, and, one hopes, only a few of…
Stunning Dutch stone houses
More than 275 years ago, the Dutch were constructing homes of stone of such enduring quality that the homes are still part of Main Street Hurley,…
A ghost town with style
From East to West, July is the month for festivals, including these unique and lesser known celebrations. In the West, the Bannack, Montana, ghost town is…
Sharing medical data with the adult kids can be sensitive
Getting your adult son or daughter involved in your medical care can be quite helpful, especially in terms of doctor’s appointments and managing…
Hair tip for swimmers
According to New York City journalist Stacy Horn, a committed swimmer, you can minimize the effects of chlorine on your hair this way. Before swimming,…
Seniors swim their way to health
High blood pressure, bad balance, arthritis — these are common problems for seniors. Still, all the experts say you should get out there and exercise. If…