Awareness can be a bitch. For example, it’s one thing to have an intellectual understanding that factory farming is bad based on articles and some statistics. It’s another to visit a factory farm or see one of those gnarly PETA videos..
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Chances are, unless you’re living deep in the mountains or at a geriatric home (located deep in the mountains, staffed by fellow geriatrics), your world is populated by people glued to cellphones and other technology. A while back, we wrote about.
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Getting adequate light is one of the biggest challenges of living in an apartment, especially in densely populated cities like NYC and SF where buildings block out one another’s light. In any given building, there are going to be units with crummy lighting:.
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There was a day, quite recently in the cosmic sense of time, when we could leave our homes without phones. We went on dates, made appointments, got directions, read books–all without pocket-sized, 3G, GPS-enabled technology. That day is long gone..
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The gadget is probably the most important product design concept of the 21st Century. Whether applied to a phone, tablet, watch or whatever, the descriptor denotes a product that serves many roles and is packed with as much technology as.
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Finding speakers for a small space can be tricky. Standalone models are often ungainly and use up precious floor or shelf space. While we use the Amena Invisible Speakers in the LifeEdited apartment, we found a couple amplified speakers that do.
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Porto, Portugal based architectural firm Consexto might be the look of things to come in home design. They have executed a number of projects at the vanguard of technological and architectural integration. The firm describes themselves as “a company which offers.
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According to one survey, the average American “consumer” spends 2 hrs 38 mins on his or her smartphone and tablet per day. If you think that time is spent working and moving the wheels of progress forward, you’d be wrong..
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Few things are more heartwarming than going through your old photos. You get to see an illustration of where you’ve been–along with laughable hairstyles and clothing. But when do most of us go through our old photos? When we’re moving,.
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We came across an interesting story by Lane Wood, a San Franciscan who, after taking an impromptu dip in a lake, accidentally drowned his iPhone 5. Rather than immediately replace the uninsured phone, Lane decided to try a month phone.
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