A couple of years ago, I could easily do more than 35 consecutive pull-ups with proper form and without resting. My push-up game was on point too. I was well over 40 years old, and I felt more than strong—I truly felt physically powerful. Actually, I was. Currently--not so much.
I love wearing bow ties, and I’ve been sporting them long before their resurgence in popularity. In fact, over the years, I’ve worn both pre-tied and regular bow ties. I was always keenly aware that some gentlemen deride pre-tied bow ties. In my opinion, however, a news flash is in order for some of the modernity-challenged gentlemen out there.
I recall the advent of multipurpose printers. I’m talking about the point on the printing-history timeline when printers technologically morphed into ground-breaking multi-featured machines.
Your web searches on Google are more contemporaneously relevant thanks to a new arrangement between Google and Twitter that provides you with better search results. If you grab your mobile phone and do a quick Google search, you might notice your results include a horizontally-displayed feed of tweets related to that search.
here is a nationwide tour that highlights the importance of being mobile and working social. The awareness effort is called “Be Mobile Work Social,” and it’s being promoted on social media with the hashtag phrase #BeMobileWorkSocial. Thus far, the tour has traveled through numerous cities, and is on its way to several more in the coming weeks.
If you live in the Greater Washington Area, and you’re an entrepreneur or a current business owner in need of assistance, you might be interested in checking out the brand new Entrepreneur Center Program in the District.
A major technical change was implemented that significantly affects your Google search results. On April 21, 2015, Google adjusted its search engine algorithm to prefer “mobile-friendly” websites.
As I was walking downtown the other day, I reached a corner near the Verizon Center where there was a crowd of people looking up and snapping photos and recording a big red bus.
I recently attended a cultural event celebrating chocolate at the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) in Washington, DC. The Power of Chocolate was a two-day festival (March 28-29) relating to the history of chocolate. Much of the event focused on how the Maya, Aztec, and other indigenous people used chocolate.
Oculto is a new craft beer brand that might be intriguing to some beer drinkers. The tequila-flavored beer is made by Anheuser-Busch, and the bottle sports an edgy label that’s unique and memorable. Its label has a white skull, transparent lettering stretched across the skull’s forehead, two piercing eyes that become more striking when the bottle is cold, and a diamond symbol that’s between the skull’s arched eyebrows.
