A new study from University of Pisa researchers has found that small daily portions of extra virgin olive oil-enriched dark chocolate are associated with an improved cardiovascular risk profile. Dark chocolate with extra virgin olive oil is associated with an improved cardiovascular risk profile. Image credit: Juergen Brandes. “A healthy …
Read More »Thailand’s Event Pop raises $2M to expand its ticketing service in Southeast Asia
Event Pop, a two-year-old digital ticketing startup from Thailand, has raised a Series A round of over $2 million to expand its product and move into new markets. The round was led by Thai investors InVent, a subsidiary of the parent of operator AIS, and Kasikorn Bank’s $30 million Beacon …
Read More »Moleskine’s next paper planner will automatically sync with Google Calendar and Apple’s iCal
I use a Hobonichi Techo Weeks as a daily planner. Like John found when reviewing planners, it’s the perfect size and has just enough space for my to-do list, appointments and a bit of journaling. But it doesn’t sync to my Google Calendar like Moleskine’s upcoming planner. I mean, my …
Read More »Four ways to spot AdWords account trouble early
With a constant stream of new capabilities in AdWords, and with the multitude of settings to manage, it can be daunting to stay on top of it all, especially when managing more than one account, or when your job entails more than just doing AdWords. Luckily, there are some simple …
Read More »Expand your search marketing knowledge with an SMX Workshop
SMX workshops are conducted by the world’s leading subject matter experts in SEO, SEM, social and digital. Choose from one of six amazing options and join us on Monday, October 23 to attend. All pre-conference workshops will be held at the Westin Times Square in NYC. Each workshop provides: a full …
Read More »Eduard Khil Google doodle recreates the Russian baritone’s viral video from 2009
Today’s Google doodle pays homage to the famous Russian baritone singer Eduard Khil, on what would have been the crooner’s 83rd birthday. To celebrate Khil, Google took artistic direction from its own archives and recreated a YouTube video of the performer that went viral eight years ago. “A 1976 TV …
Read More »Pour One Out for Juicero, the Now-Defunct $700 Juicer Company
Back in 2014, a fledging new startup with a song in its heart and highly dubious nutritional science in its soul, received an estimated $120 million in VC funding. Juicero was founded by Doug Evans, a man with a passion for organic groceries (see above regarding dubious nutritional science) …
Read More »7 Healthy Fruit Pizza Recipes We’re Obsessed With
Photo courtesy of Carrian / Oh Sweet Basil Taste the rainbow, no Skittles required. Starting with a sugar cookie crust, fruit pizza recipes typically call for a thick schmear of cream cheese frosting and tons of colorful fruit piled on top. But hold the cheese — these vibrant treats are …
Read More »Antarctic Plesiosaur Filtered Food Like Modern Baleen Whales
In 1984, Texas Tech University paleontologists Sankar Chatterjee and Bryan Small unearthed the fossilized skull of a previously unknown marine reptile on Seymour Island in Antarctica. While it was obviously a plesiosaur, Morturneria seymourensis was unlike any previously found. Now, three decades later, Professor Chatterjee and colleagues have made a …
Read More »Asteroid Florence Has Two Small Moons, NASA Radar Reveals
Astronomers working with NASA’s 230-foot (70-m) Deep Space Network antenna in Goldstone, CA, have released the first radar images of the near-Earth asteroid (3122) Florence. The images show the asteroid has two small moons. This radar image shows the near-Earth asteroid Florence and its two moons. Image credit: NASA / …
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