Never Apologize

Yesterday I wrote a post on thedifference between a reason and an excuse. The conclusion to that post was that you might have a reason for something but that a reason isn’t an excuse. But sometimes you just happen to miss a deadline or you might really run late for a meeting. So then what? My advice: don’t apologize. If you bump into someone on the train please DO apologize. If you forget your girlfriend’s birthday I suggest you apologize profusely....

3 min · 432 words · Stephen Murillo

Never Forget a Website with RemindThis

RemindThisis a widget that helps people get email reminders about the websites worth visiting again. We come across a lot of websites and blogs over the course of a browsing session. Typically, a bookmark manager will be put to use to save the link for accessing in the future. However, for most of us, bookmark managers mean one way traffic. We save the links, forget about them and save some more on top of it....

2 min · 393 words · Erika Lynch

Never pay for a text to a U.S. number again with HeyWire

HeyWire is a Boston based startup that aims to be a simplified, yet incredibly robust social communications hub for users worldwide. It is a free, ad supported texting app that connects with Twitter, Facebook and GTalk. By far, the coolest part of this app is the fact that international users will never have to pay to text to a U.S. number again. Here’s how: Download the app and HeyWire assigns each user with with a real phone US +1 number....

3 min · 541 words · Christopher Ford

Neverware revives old computers to power a better future

“Do you think computers are meant to crash every three to four years?” I asked Jonathan Hefter, the CEO ofNeverware, a start-up based in New York City. He digs under his desk, laughing and pulls out a pair of lady’s pantyhose. “There are two things in this world planned for obsolescence. Computers and pantyhose. They are designed for the dump.” While an undergrad at Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania, Hefter studied economics....

5 min · 1037 words · Julie Sanders

New 3D model reveals Venus’ volcanoes are actually still active

New 3D model reveals Venus’ volcanoes are actually still active It has lovely plumage Venus is eternally-shrouded from view in visible light by clouds that continually cover all parts of the planet. However, using other wavelengths of electromagnetic spectrum, astronomers are able to piece together maps of the surface of this torrid world. [Read:Newly discovered Moon metals make scientists rethink its origin story] Astronomers have long known that the surface of Venus is younger than that seen on Mercury andMars, which have dead cores....

4 min · 691 words · Mr. Paul Norris DDS
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