Stay On Top Of Your Baby's Fever With Babyglow

by Kim Patterson

It can be particularly terrifying when your little one gets sick, especially the first few times it happens. Babyglow garments are meant to take a lot of the guesswork out of these anxious situations.

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Destination Dinners: Cultural Cuisine Recipe Kits

by Beth Hodgson

One of the highlights of visiting different countries is the cultural experience that you're exposed to. But when it's not possible to fulfill all of those jet setting dreams; there is one company that can bring it to you by way of your palate.

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Va-J-J Visor: Because There Should Be Equality In Personal Protection!

by Fashion Finds

Throughout history certain items have been designed specifically to keep men's favorite body parts in working order during at-risk activities. Well, don't women's assets deserve the same love and care as well? Ask the creator of one protective item that you wear down there and the answer is yes.

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5 Really Cool Designer Gifts For Bridal Showers & Weddings

by Toby

It's fun to look for things that are special and it's fun to surprise people; besides, who's going to remember that you gave the bride and groom one set of dishes in her service for eight? I've got some special gifts right here from Animi Causa designs, so you can give her something that she won't have seven more of....

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Debunking Health Care Reform Myths In The 11th Hour

by Ron Callari

While this blog was written one day prior to a watered version of the health care reform act moving to its final vote, there are still many in the U.S. who continue to wade through the misconceptions. Far from following the health care models of other countries and after over fifty years of fighting for some form of reform, if you're a 'dummy' like me, you may still not be as knowledgeable as you'd like regarding this revolutionary new legislation. However when dealing with the facts on some of the major issues, I was able to research some of the more topical myths that can be debunked.

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Laid Off, A Chemist Invents A Very Relevant Gadget: The Magic Toob Lampshade Leveler

by Myra Per-Lee

I suspect your response to a lampshade leveler is going to be "So what." Mine was too... until I learned how universally relevant this little gadget is now, and will be in the next few years.

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Another Deadly Superbug? The Mayo Clinic May Have A Control For C.diff

by T Goodman

Perhaps you've heard about Clostridium difficile or C. difficile, or C. diff. It's been spreading more and more every year through hospitals and other health care facilities to the point where in some regions, like the southeast U.S., it is even more aggressive than the more well-known superbug, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bug. But others can get it, even if they are generally healthy and not in a hospital setting.

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Join The Seedy Underworld Of Black Market Coffee Purchasing At BlackSunshine

by Austin Keenan

The old cup of morning joe gets a ganster makeover at BlackSunshine.com, a seedy online underground seller for the world's most popular morning drug.

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The British Museum Presents: Time Explorer

by Austin Keenan

The British Museum has put together a great little video game adventure to get site visitors to learn more about ancient civilizations with the use of a magical time bracelet to traverse the histories of Mexico, Roma and China.

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'Invisibility' From Claude Rains To SXSWi Augmented Reality

by Ron Callari

If you're a Harry Potter fan, you're probably familiar with the concept of an invisibility cloak. Slip this magical garment over your head and to the eyes of of the beholder, you vanish. Well Muggles, science has some good news for you -invisibility is quickly becoming a reality.

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Dead Man's Body Parts Walking: How Much Is Your Dead Body Worth?

by Ron Callari

When veteran broadcaster Alistair Cooke died in 2004 few suspected that he was yet to uncover his greatest news story, postmortem. What happened to his body as it lay in a funeral home would reveal a story of modern day grave robbery that was stranger than fiction. As macabre as it might sound, dead body parts is big business and has opened up a grisly black market that gives a whole new meaning to "better off dead than alive."

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Carbon Fiber Chopsticks Make Eating Tougher

by Steve Levenstein

That cheap steak you just overcooked might be tough but these 100% non-toxic carbon fiber chopsticks are tougher.

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