Utilizando o banco de dados da polícia britânica, o Fearsquare mostra um mapa do medo no Reino Unido, e mais, ainda te dá pontos por frequentar esses lugares.
Mitt Romney said at last night’s debate that he wants to provide “relief” to the middle class. Based on what his tax plan would actually do to middle-class families, we’re not sure that word means what he thinks it means.
The truth show, now with more sass. #peopleInMasksCannotBeTrusted
We usually take a pretty hard line against phones at dinner, but a new trick just popped up that gives us hope for the future. It’s called a phone stack, and it’s a buzzing, flashing reminder of every phone-etiquette rule the world seems to have forgotten.
It works like this: as you arrive, each person places their phone facedown in the center of the table. (If you’re feeling theatrical, you can go for a stack like this one, but it’s not required.) As the meal goes on, you’ll hear various texts and emails arriving… and you’ll do absolutely nothing. You’ll face temptation—maybe even a few involuntary reaches toward the middle of the table—but you’ll be bound by the single, all-important rule of the phone stack. Whoever picks up their phone is footing the bill.
The Story Pirates take stories written by kids (and adults) and turn them into musical theater. Last year we teamed with them for a State of the Union party (see video above), and we’re doing it again. But, we need your stories. Collecting them now in answer to the question: If you were giving the State of the Union address, what would you tell the country? Deadline is Monday, January 16th. Submit them here!
