Monday, January 30, 2012

Want to Reinvent Your Life? Start at Home – Giveaway!

We are giving away a copy of SoulSpace: Transform Your Home, Transform Your Life – Creating a Home That Is Free of Clutter, Full of Beauty, and Inspired by You by Xorin Balbes. Check out this preview from the author and leave a comment for your chance to win the book!
Change happens. Sometimes it happens to us, visited upon our lives by an external source, and sometimes it happens within us, as a new dream or an impulse that expands our outlook. Sometimes the change is

20 Reuses for Plastic Drink Bottles

Plastic grocery bags and plastic water bottles – those disposable environmental nightmares – have become iconic in the current green revolution. Which is why plastic grocery bags are banned in many states, with many more on the way. Alas, single-use soda and water bottles are still ubiquitous. And even those of us who refuse to buy them, somehow seem to find ourselves in possession of the little landfill disasters.

Your Favorite Color: What it Says About You

Whether we’re a vibrant Orange, or a peaceful Blue, our color preferences are a key to understanding our personalities. Find out what this color expert has to say about your favorite color. What does it reveal about who you really are?
You can vote here what is your favorite color

About half of those lighting cigarettes are secret smokers

According to a new study, more than half of those lighting a cigarette a day hide their dirty habit from friends and family and are thus secret smokers.

Topless Woman Stops Traffic, Slaps Bystander In Monongahela, Pa.

Who needs a traffic light or stop sign when a topless woman walks down the street?
Traffic came to a halt on Monday in Monongahela, Pa. around 3 p.m. when a shirtless woman stepped out of her car and paraded down the middle of the road for several blocks,

Man Withdraws Mouse From ATM Machine In Sweden

A man in northern Sweden got quite a run for his money Tuesday when an ATM machine dispensed a mouse along with his 700 Swedish Kroner ($104), The Local reported.
Gholam Hafezi grabbed what appeared to be a string hanging from the machine, but suddenly discovered it was a mouse, reports Vasterbotten Folkblad, a Swedish local newspaper.

Why are singers always screwing up the national anthem? Is it that hard?

Last week Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler came under fire for his rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" ahead of the AFC championship game between the Baltimore Ravens and the New England Patriots. 
The rock legend was widely panned for his failure to hit the high notes, and he also had some trouble with the lyrics. But the complaints were nothing new, and perhaps for good reason. Recording artist Erica Chase tells Pop Tarts that, in characterizing our country's national anthem, “difficult would be an understatement.”
The whole world grieves on the news of the death of Steve Jobs, who revolutionized the world of technology and also made the world realize that good simple technology is for everyone.
Being a college drop-out and a person who never completed his graduation, Steve Jobs built computers in his parents’ garage in the mid-1970s with a friend, Steve Wozniak. Together they founded Apple in 1976 to sell their innovations and creativity.
Apple, based in Cupertino, California, surpassed Microsoft in 2010 to become the world’s most valuable technology company.


Steve Jobs Biography

Google Targets Rival Facebook With Tough New Privacy Policies

Whatever happened to 'don't be evil'? Google has adopted new policies aimed at giving itself an edge over its rivals. You got a problem with that? You’re free to leave.

‘One for the Money’ Review: Does Katherine Heigl Have Fans?

Katherine Heigl in 'One for the Money', Ron Batzdorff / Liosngate

Heigl quit a lucrative TV career on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ to pursue romantic comedies, but her recent films have been lackluster. Ramin Setoodeh went to a midnight screening of her new movie, which wasn’t screened for critics, to find out what’s going on.