By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter If you looked at your life as a game, what would your “big game” be? Judging by the response I hear from people, this is an extremely provocative question. “What do you mean? “My life as a game? No. My life is serious.”…
If You Don't Know The Names Of These 21 Muppets, You Are ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN From Playing The Music And Lighting The Lights
How well do you know the classic Muppets and the new additions? Never forget the 2011 Muppets film won an OSCAR and the new movies and additions deserve our respect! View Entire Post › Source link
Uniswap Passes $165M Funding Plan After DAO Vote
The Uniswap community has greenlit two governance proposals to propel the growth of the Unichain network and Uniswap V4 protocol. The initiatives, dubbed “Uniswap Unleashed,” introduced a new grants program and liquidity incentives while hinting at initial steps for a “fee switch,” a long-contested protocol vote that would pay out…
Wildfire survivor says it should be easier for the public to access satellite information » Yale Climate Connections
Transcript: In January, wildfires destroyed Brianna Pagán’s California home. It was a chaotic and terrifying time. Before evacuating, Pagán was using an app to monitor the fire’s spread. But there were long delays between updates because it was too windy to fly the planes that monitor fires. So she had…
Friedman’s Law of Exposure: Expose for the Element You Can’t Control
Lighting is one of the trickiest aspects of photography. Sometimes, your subject is well-lit, but the background is too dark. Other times, you expose for the background, and your subject looks like a shadowy silhouette. So how do you strike the perfect balance? That’s where Friedman’s Law of Exposure comes…
5 sneaky spyware settings on your TV you should change ASAP
Summary Automatic Content Recognition and ad personalization create a profile based on your viewing habits. Be cautious with voice recognition and smart hub use from your smart TV. Cameras and sensors require your TV to be protected from any outsiders. Your smart TV gathers a lot of information on you,…
Crypto Exchange Coinbase (COIN) Sold 12,652 ETH in the Fourth Quarter, Standard Chartered (STAN) Says
Coinbase (COIN) sold 12,652 ether ($25 million at the current price) in the fourth quarter, when it was valued about double the level now, according to Geoffrey Kendrick, the global head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered Bank. In a note, Kendrick said he analyzed the crypto exchange’s quarterly…
‘Dump the bill, not the Skate’: Albanese goes all out for wildlife extinction
SYDNEY, 20 MARCH 2025 — Greenpeace Australia Pacific has slammed the Albanese Government for seeking to weaken Australia’s national nature laws in order to prop up polluting and environmentally harmful industries, and urged the Albanese government to dump a proposed bill scheduled for debate next week. The EPBC Amendment (Reconsiderations)…
New Scientist recommends Weather Girl, an electrifying one-woman show
Julia McDermott in Weather Girl PAMELA RAITH Weather Girl, at London’s Soho Theatre until 5 April, is a frantic and funny one-woman show about the looming climate apocalypse. Written by Brian Watkins, it stars Julia McDermott as Stacey, a local weather forecaster in Fresno, California. Sandwiched between segments on dog…
Why Do You Care About Job History?
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter I spoke with someone who worked for one of the large global consulting firms. He had been with them for a year and was trying to change jobs. “Why are you trying to make a change,” I asked, expecting to hear the usual…