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Friday, July 29, 2016

It's a Storage Spot!

Pocket is like a parking place for things you find as you browse.  

Save your Internet discoveries here, quickly, and re-visit those sites when you have time.

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What an Author! He Insists on Getting Things Right!

George R.R. Martin 

is the author of Game of Thrones




He doesn't write very quickly, and this article explains why:  
He's a stickler for continuity in his stories.  He insists on doing research.




In 1964, when Martin was a kid, he even wrote a letter to Stan Lee to complain about Lee's work.

“I regret to inform you that I found one flaw in this otherwise perfect masterpiece, a flaw that is, regrettably, very common with you. When we last saw the Red Ghost in FF #13 he was stuck on the moon being chased around by three super-powered apes livid with hatred and waving Mr. Fantastic’s paralyzer ray at him. Now suddenly you bring him back in full control of his apes without one single word of explanation.”

Not many kids feel confident enough to complain to a comic book LEGEND like Stan Lee, 
but this kid grew up to be an icon, himself!




Pokémon Go player uses a bot to reach the game's maximum level12

Click here for 12 Poke'mon Go Tips through The Verge.

Scroll down for the video.


What Will YOUR Future World Look Like?

Click HERE to read the Daily Mail's article about you and tomorrow's technology.

Scroll down in the article to come to the interactive form; insert your age; and read what technology will probably be like in your future.  

(If you hold out long enough, it looks like you'll be able to grow spare parts--custom-made!)

(Longer, still, and history lessons will be taught through virtual reality!  You'll WATCH historical events take place!)

Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Google Maps is About to Look Different.

Read a Times Magazine article  HERE about 
how Google Maps is about to change its looks.

Look HERE to see some of the changes.

Thursday, July 21, 2016

SCIENCE -- BREAKTHROUGH!

WOW!  This New Brain Map is a Big Deal!

An international coalition of researchers has shared a newly-developed "brain map"!  
David Van Essen & his team mapped out 180 different brain regions.

The original publication appeared in Nature: The International Weekly Journal of Science.  (This article is complex and is pay-per-view.)
         "The new map...divides the brain up into 180 unique brain regions, of which 97 have never been identified before."



It is now being shared in numerous publications:



Scientific American Magazine shares a video about it:


 New York Times  and Wired (among many others) write about it.

Even Business Insider Magazine has a thorough article about it.


Go ahead, and GOOGLE IT.

This event is 
scientific game changer!

Sunday, July 17, 2016

Wednesday, July 13, 2016



"Intern Dress Code Petition is Why Everyone Hates Millennials"
-- from HeatStreet


(Nobody really "hates" millennials!  It's just that you/they need to learn how the working world really works.)

I guess it begins in high school--students think that circulating a petition about perceived injustices is a great way to have an impact on their school environment.  Occasionally, this might cause some small changes, giving students a false sense of power; but rules are still going to be rules, and laws are always laws.  There is a world out there that doesn't care how you feel about your wishes not being considered.

This article looks at the they-must-listen-to-me mind-set of mellennials in regards to the work place.


Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Student Debt Crisis: Lives on Hold

June 28, 2016



Millions of Americans who went to college seeking a better future now face crushing debt from student loans--while the industry makes a handsome profit.  How a broken system landed so many in this mess.

Read The Consumer Report's article on this subject.