Kanye West has been on Twitter for just over a month now, and it turns out that he is into more than just himself. He loves Justin Bieber! He loves Pants! He loves fonts! He loves life! Just check it out for yourself.
I will admit that this blog post is a...
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Tags: Fiona Apple, Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Twitter
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A study published today found that men are more likely to cheat if they earn less money than their female partner.
The study, summarized by Straits Times, a Singaporean paper, discovered a few interesting things:
Women who earn more are also more likely to cheat
Infidelity’s tie to earning less dramatically increased if the man is Latino.
Men...
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Tags: men and women research study, men cheating, research study, science study, women cheating
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There is a man on Tumblr who has been actively blogging for six months now but he doesn’t know that he is doing it or what a Tumblr blog even is. His name is Johnathan Wolcott and he was born in New Haven Connecticut on March 17th, 1933.
It seems that Johnathan’s grandson set up...
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Tags: Blogging, Johnatha Wolcott, Tumblr
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It’s been just over two weeks since the United Way started their “Dream Team 2010″ campaign focused around raising money for homelessness, hunger, literacy and health. My friend and Fox9 host Jason Matheson is captain of Team Shelter which is raising money to end homelessness in our community.
Each of the United Way Dream Team’s...
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Tags: Homeless, Jason DeRusha, Jason Matheson, Minneapolis, Social Media, Team Matheson, Team Shelter, United Way, United Way Dream Team
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While women across the board suffer from a number of different sexual problems, the biggest complaint of young women is the inability to reach orgasm. A recent study done at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey looked at 587 women between the ages of 18 to 95 (yes, 95!) about six key areas...
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Tags: female orgasm, female sexual dysfunction, orgasm
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About a week ago I started a new blog. It is a vegan blog called, “The Veganette“. This is in addition to the blog I already run that you are currently reading, my “Just Judy Bits & Pieces” blog, and a number of other blogs I either run am a contributor on. Also, I...
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Tags: The Veganette, Tumblr, vegan, vegan blog, vegan diet
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I’ve noticed something new in the right hand column of my Facebook page the past few days. In the midst of my normal advertisements for fashion related things, architecturally related things, and politically related things I now have vegan related things. I’ve only been vegan for a week now, but Facebook knows that I...
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Tags: Facebook, facebook ads, facebook advertising, Facebook privacy, Mark Zuckerberg, vegan
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I guess it was a mere matter of time before we saw the release of a tool like Avoidr - an antisocial location-based tool. The concept that lies at the heart of it is anything but complicated, as using Avoidr you will be able to keep yourself from running into people that you can’t...
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Tags: Avoidr, Foursquare, Social Media
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Among the many interesting things in Online Journalism Review’s article about using eyetracking to increase the effectiveness of news article design is this odd result. It turns out that men look at crotches:
‘Although both men and women look at the image of George Brett when directed to find out information about his sport...
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Tags: eyetracking, news article design, Online Journalism Review
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An interesting article on MSNBC.com was called to my attention today via a Tweet written by my friend, Jason Matheson from Fox 9 news. It is about a report published by the American Journal of Health that says a recent study shows gay men really are leaner than straight men.
From the article:
“After scrutinizing a...
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Tags: GLBT, Health & Fitness, Jason Matheson, MSNBC, Science & Technolgy
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