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Tech news roundup for February 19

by on February 19, 2016 0 comments
A new 3D bioprinter prints living cells (including ears and bone!), there's a new lens-less camera that could revolutionize photography, and Apple is in a landmark standoff with the U.S. government. Plus, it was the 2016 Toy Fair this week so there are some awesome new toys coming soon to store shelves.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: Supertramp

by on February 16, 2016 0 comments
When you’re starting out, it’s fairly typical for a band to make a living off essentially nothing. Eating ramen noodles and sleeping six guys to a studio apartment is more of the standard than the exception. All the sacrifice is worth it when you catch your first big break and get noticed to by a record label. Today’s band started much differently—they came from a penthouse, not an outhouse.
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The chocolate and flowers your loved one really wants

by on February 11, 2016 0 comments
Here's a helpful reminder: Valentine's Day is coming up quick. More precisely, Valentine's Day is Sunday. If you're looking to pick up a last-minute gift or a sweet treat for someone special, you can go the traditional route: A box of chocolates and/or a bouquet of flowers. But you don't want to be boring, do you? This Valentine's Day, you want to be a romance rock star. You will be with these refreshing ideas.
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Seen on Pinterest: Super Bowl-Worthy Snacks

by on February 3, 2016 0 comments
The big game is coming—and even if you can't cheer your favorite team, we'll still be ready to celebrate come Sunday. Whether you're in it for the ads or the halftime show or the game itself, one thing's for sure: great food makes any Superbowl party better. We've pulled together 10 amazing snack recipes perfect for munching while you enjoy the game (and/or the ads :-) ).
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: Nirvana, Unplugged

by on February 2, 2016 2 comments
Nirvana filmed this landmark performance in a single take, which had never happened before on MTV’s Unplugged. Their set ended with a cover of an old blues song, “Where Did You Sleep Last Night,” which is now regarded by many as one of the greatest single live performances in music history. It’s included on the album, which you can score for only five bucks.
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