50 Years of The Equal Pay Act… Are We There Yet?

A lot has changed for women in the workplace, but despite the milestones achieved, women still face significant obstacles.

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Meet The Self-Made Footwear Titan Behind FishFlops… She’s Only 15

Madison Robinson’s line of aquatic themed flip flops for kids have made this entrepreneur a teenage millionaire in under 2 years.

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Lovin’ Spoonfuls, A Food Rescue

Founded by Ashley Stanley, helping to eradicate hunger in and around the Boston area.

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Say WHAT? Maps Show Regional Dialect Variations In U.S.

The colorful illustrations show how Americans pronounce and use certain words in different parts of the country.

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Tech Tuesday: Oxford English Dictionary Update – Tweets & Other Technology

June 18, 2013 by

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) announced its latest update, which adds over 1200 newly revised and updated words to the epic resource. Among the updates are some popular tech jargon words. For those of you following us on Twitter, you’ll be happy to know that OED’s entries for follow (verb), follower (noun), and tweet (noun and verb) have been ... [Read More]

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Tech Tuesday: The Gamification Of Our Lives

June 18, 2013 by

We love games! Like many, we fall victim to playing the digital kind on our phones and tablets when waiting in line or commuting to and from work. We love capturing keys and unlocking new levels, collecting badges and sharing our successes with friends on Facebook. It feels good to win, but has gaming gone too far? ... [Read More]

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50 Years Ago, Valentina Tereshkova Became The First Woman In Space

June 17, 2013 by

In 1963, at the age of 26, Valentina Tereshkova was selected from more than 400 applicants to become the first woman to fly in space, blazing a trail for the many female space explorers who would follow. Before becoming an astronaut, Tereshkova was a textile factory worker and an avid skydiver. Her three-day mission was the 12th human spaceflight in history. Upon her return from space, she tried to ... [Read More]

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Artist, Ronit Bigal Presents Body Scripture II

June 17, 2013 by

“Imagine a world where your words appear on your skin. Would you be more careful of what you say?” This profound question is what Israeli artist, Ronit Bigal explores with her series entitled Body Scripture II. ... [Read More]

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Tune In To The World Premiere Of “Girl Rising” – Sunday June 16, CNN

June 15, 2013 by

On Sunday, June 16th, 10x10's Girl Rising will make its international television debut, broadcasting around the world on CNN. From Academy Award-nominated director Richard E. Robbins, Girl Rising journeys around the globe to shine a spotlight on the stories of unforgettable girls born into unforgiving circumstances. ... [Read More]

Dads Get A Feel For Pregnancy, Via Huggies Innovation [VIDEO]

Dads Get A Feel For Pregnancy, Via Huggies Innovation [VIDEO]

June 14, 2013 by

Just in time for Father’s Day, Huggies and Ogilvy & Mather Argentina give future fathers a chance to experience one of the best moments of pregnancy, a baby’s kick. The men are outfitted with a “pregnancy belt” that simulates real-time movements from "mom’s belly to dad’s belly". Actions speak louder than words… Happy Father’s Day to yours and your loved ones. Love this? ... [Read More]

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Fix-It Friday: Do-It-Yourself Electrical… How To Replace a Light Fixture

Here are the tools you'll need to replace a light fixture... DIY style: Ladder Flathead and Phillips screw drivers Wire nuts (should come with the fixture) Non-contact tester Electric tape (optional, to reinforce wire nuts) Wire hanger (if you’re alone) And now for the fun part... here's how to successfully get the job done, step-by-step: ... [Read More]

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Fix-It Friday: Do-It-Yourself Electrical… The Shocking Truths Revealed

By far, the number one DIY project that terrifies folks is electrical wiring. I always say, "It’s good to have a fear of something that can, um, KILL YOU - or at least give you a hair-raising jolt you won’t soon forget!" A healthy fear is good, a paralyzing one isn’t. So let me start our electric edification with one basic principle: You cannot get an electrical shock if no electricity is present. ... [Read More]