Live TV Streaming Showdown: Sling vs. Playstation Vue vs. DirecTV Now

We took a look at these three services to see how they stack up to each other. The companys base plans are among the cheapest, starting at $20/month for a selection of basic channels. Sure enough, it had the same issue. This makes sense, since theyre both rebroadcasting the same channel. Playstation Vue and DirecTV Now take an approach to bundling reminiscent of traditional cable packages. You cancompare Playstation Vues plans here, which range from $30/month to $65/month....

January 29, 2017 · 4 min · 650 words · Bruce Hopkins

The World’s Smallest Mountain And Mountain Range

That little bump ahead, just beyond the fork in the road, is the worlds smallest registered mountain. The town was officially established in 1875, although the settlement dates back to 1846. Mount Wycheproofite, the worlds smallest mountain. Photo credit:Whroo70/Panoramio Can you see the mountain? Surrounding the cone is an apron of fragmented material created by occasional eruptions of the lava domes. This debris apron extends roughly 16 to 18 kilometers in a circle from the center....

January 28, 2017 · 1 min · 82 words · Stacy Lawrence

Top 10 Ways to Extend Your Laptop's Battery Life

In Windows, its Power Options, which you could bring up by hitting Start and typing just that. In macOS, its in System Preferences under Energy Saver. Dont overlook these, and dont assume that the defaults are designed to save you juice. Always better to take advice from the source. macOS users can tryBattery Health, and Windows users can check outBatteryCare, both of whichweve mentionedbefore at times. If you have a Windows machine, you may even considerdisabling adaptive brightnessand controlling it yourself....

January 28, 2017 · 2 min · 227 words · Amanda Randall

Everything You Need to Shoot Good-Looking Video With Your iPhone

If you own an iPhone, you already have what you should probably make professional-looking videos. Looks great, right? However, we cant overlook the creativity and skill of the films creators either. Its crucial to learn basic filmmaking techniques, including the principles behindcamera angles, capturing movement,and lighting. Lighting, in particular, is important for creating mood and emphasizing certain details. Your iPhones video looks best with ample natural lighting. Alternatively, you canmake your own for less than $100....

January 27, 2017 · 2 min · 357 words · Matthew Braun

The Chemical Valley of Sarnia

Sarnias Chemical Valley is home to sixty-two chemical plants accounting for nearly 40 percent of Canada’s chemical industry. Besides, large quantities of low temperature water that is needed in the plants cooling system were easily accessible. Production continued even after the war, and soon Canada was exporting its products and creating subsidiaries abroad. But Sarnias industrial success is taking a toll on its environment. According to a 2011 report by the World Health Organization, Sarnias air is the most polluted in Canada....

January 27, 2017 · 1 min · 133 words · Christine Owens

The Zion Curtains of Utah

A source of confusion among many first time visitors to the US state of Utah are the bars. A frosted glass curtain hides a portion of the bar at Brio Tuscan Grille at Fashion Place Mall. Photo credit:sltrib.com Utah has some of the most draconian laws regulating the sale of alcohol. They also stay closed on Sundays and holidays. Aside from hotels and airlines, liquor shops cant sell bottles smaller than 200 milliliters....

January 27, 2017 · 1 min · 189 words · Michelle Thomas

How to Include Your Kids in Your Workout Routine

Its still good exercise, but feels more like play. She shared some of her favorite kids activities with us. Roll a pair of dice and race each other to complete the exercise. Or, draw exercises from adeck of cards. They dont have to be playing cards, eitherAllans kids work out with a pile of superhero trading cards. Create an obstacle course.That is, have thekidscreate an obstacle course. you could time the kids as they run through....

January 26, 2017 · 3 min · 448 words · Larry Watts

The First Things You Should Do After Paying Off a Big Debt

In my 20s, Ipaid off my student debtand it felt amazing. For the first time ever, I haddiscretionary income: money left over after necessities. Many people do, though. Its easier to get back into certain types of debt than others. For example, youre probably less likely to rack up student loan debt again than credit card debt. Many folks assume people go into debt because they have no self-control, but thats not always the case....

January 26, 2017 · 3 min · 462 words · Kelly Simmons

What You Need to Know When Buying Glasses Online

This post originally appeared onDealNews. Here are six things to know when buying glasses online. Your Prescription Status Youll need a current prescription to order glasses online. Check to see if yours has an expiration date. If it doesnt, contact your eye doctor to ask. If your current prescription has expired, youll need to schedule an eye exam first. These are the three measurements used for frame sizing: Lens width: Exactly what it sounds like....

January 26, 2017 · 2 min · 355 words · Madison Taylor

Everything You Need to Know About Blush, and How to Apply It

Lets talk about what it is, what its for, and how best to use it. What Is Blush, Exactly? Now, I already have to put on the brakes because theres a flaw here. Not everyonehasa natural flush in their face, including me. They are available in the widest range of shades with finishes that range from matte to satin and illuminating. Cream Blushcan be blended on top of your foundation and is especially good on bare skin....

January 25, 2017 · 2 min · 364 words · Susan Gonzalez

Five Ways to Eat Avocado That Aren't Toast or Guacamole

I dont know about you, but I am experiencing avocado toast fatigue. If you need help getting out of your avo-toast rut, we can help. The first time I ever experienced an avocado margarita was at Disney World, and it was a revelation. It was icy cold, slightly creamy, and impossibly refreshing. I dont have Walts recipe, but the one in the video above from Epicurious is pretty close. Pour into four glasses and garnish with lime wedges, chili salt, or both....

January 25, 2017 · 2 min · 276 words · Carol Blevins

I'm Max Levchin, CEO of Affirm and Co-Founder of PayPal, and This Is How I Work

Hes had a hand in creating an entire string of notable and influential startups. And thats not even the full resume. We caught up with Levchin to learn a little about how he works. I foremost see myself and approach problems as a computer scientist and mathematician. My view of life is built from first principles. I was born in Kiev, Ukraine. Pretty much every person in my family was a scientist....

January 25, 2017 · 3 min · 545 words · Barbara Marshall

Playgrounds From The Space Age

The rocket holds a special place in history. Its an icon of technological progress thats both revered and feared at the same time. A rocket slide at a playground in Iowa, United States. But the locals opposed and authorities had to keep their hands off. Todays playgrounds are a bastion of safety. Fiberglass and wood have replaced metals and rusted bolts. The rocket ship slide in Torrances Los Arboles Park, installed in 1960....

January 25, 2017 · 2 min · 256 words · Carolyn Martin