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Running Shoe Review: Men’s Salming Distance D5
Is the Salming Distance D5 simply a long distance running shoe, or does it offer more features?
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'If you buy a pair of running shoes, you want to know what the average user thinks of it. But you may also be curious as to what experts say,' the running shoe site's founder tells us. So RunRepeat.com gives us both.
Read More »New Software Spotlight: Adobe XD, May 2018
The Adobe Fund for Design program will provides up to $10 million in grants and investments to build a network of development for Creative Cloud, starting with Adobe XD.
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Why are cyberattacks growing, both in total number and cost of the damage?
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The overriding issue is the way Americans perceive lunch and eating in general – as something to get done quickly.
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Kelly and Powers talk about their immersive theater work making its World Premiere at the Fringe.
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Texas's reforms, including diversion programs for low-level drug offenders, increased attention to rehabilitation and work readiness, and other “second chance” measures, reduced recidivism and the incarceration rate. The federal Justice Department should take notice.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Chess’ at the Gallery Players
Rather than rehashing what's wrong with 'Chess,' I'll describe why it's still possible to enjoy the Gallery Players' production. The music is perhaps the most advanced artistic evolution of glossy '80s pop. And while I'm sure there are some curmudgeons out there who weren't fans of ABBA's sunny sound, Andersson and Ulvaeus were brilliant songwriters, master craftsmen not only of shiny dance tunes but also of lovely songs of love and loss.
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