Two words: Hotspot Shield
You’re welcome.
(If you don’t have the option yet, these guys give you more details.)
Extra tip: You don’t even need to stay logged onto Hotspot Shield, just let Gmail load up, then you can sign off of Hotspot Shield and still use Call Phones (just make sure you get the little Call Phones box up first).
Advice: Don’t put your sneakers in the dryer. Or at the very least, watch them very, very closely.
It is not very often that I get internet/tech info from my dad, but there’s a first time for everything.
This website displays your home street, even if you haven’t listed such a thing on Facebook, etc.
It also says your general age range and gender.
It isn’t always right. Thought I was a chick. Guess it has a 50/50 shot.
In any case, I highly recommend getting yourself off of a site that you probably didn’t even know you were on.
Steps to do so:
The removal process worked for me, as I cannot see myself on there now.
I highly recommend you do this and pass this info on to others. No need to snopes this, as your evidence is found right on spokeo.com
So, thanks again to my father.
I am not a vegetarian. I don’t eat beef or pork, but I do eat poultry and seafood.
That being said, I think this NY Times article is worth a read, as you might not be getting what you think you are if you buy ground beef.
It talks about a girl that got deathly ill from E. coli after eating “American Chef’s Selection Angus Beef Patties.” After research, it was found that the meat contained scraps and “fatty trimmings…with ammonia to kill bacteria.”
The way the safety control works is that the USDA allows companies to come up with their own safety plans, and the companies themselves don’t test the meat as it comes in, but rather after it is processed.
All-in-all, the article is lengthy and troubling. And certainly worth knowing if you eat ground beef. Not for any moral concerns, but for that of your own health.
Swine flu (a combination of swine, avian and human influenza) has the potential of being the first flu pandemic in more than 40 years. And not an Inside-Out Pandemic.
There are a lot of assumptions and misinformation that go along with the panic of possible pandemic.
Yahoo! News/The AP had a major spoiler for an episode of House that I have yet to see.
Now, I have been accused that mentioning this is in and of itself a spoiler.
That being said, I think this is the lesser of the two evils.
Consider yourselves warned.
Surprise, surprise. Doner kebabs, those sauce-slathered meaty pita-y yummy late-night meals (at least in parts of Europe and beyond) , are not healthy for you.
A week ago, the BBC had a nice little fluff piece which vaguely asked if kebabs were healthy, but then went on to talk about its history, weaving in and out of its potential health risks, especially due to portion size.
If you paid to have your US passport expedited, but it didn’t actually get to you in an expedited fashion, you can request a refund.
Below is the link for details.
