Title: Menu Calorie Counts May Mean Less Fattening Meals for Kids
Category: Health News
Created: 1/26/2015 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 1/26/2015 12:00:00 AM
Update: after an hour’s outage, all three services have resumed service. Users worldwide are experiencing issues connecting to Facebook, Instagram and Tinder, on the Web and via mobile apps. It’s not clear what’s causing the outage, which first occurred around 1:10am ET. However, Facebook-owned mobile messaging service WhatsApp is running as usual. The last instance of Facebook going down was back in September, when the social network went down twice that month. The most recent outage lasted about 15 minutes. We’ve contacted Facebook for more details and will update this post as soon as we hear back. While they’re down, it seems sensible…
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Dropbox has acquired visual version control and collaboration platform Pixelapse today for an undisclosed sum. Pixelapse will work towards integrating its service into Dropbox over the next year. Pixelapse gives users version control over their graphics projects, and works across Windows and Mac on over 50 file formats covering apps like Adobe’s Photoshop and Illustrator, as well as Graffle and Sketch. It also lets teams collaborate on files by offering annotation and visual comparison tools. Pixelapse says it will continue to work as a standalone product for existing users over this year and also accept new users. Once its service…
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So here’s a novel way to track your corporate performance: Generate a multimedia sculpture. You might think that’s a little over the top, but considering how hard you work to gather and analyze all those dry, boring numbers, a sound sculpture is much more fun — and certainly more creative. At least that was the idea behind the recently released project by New York design agency, Hush Studios. Hush decided to experiment with translating quantified numerical data into a five-foot sculpture complete with gesture-controlled music. The input consists of data collected for each week of 2014 in five key metrics, plotted across a five-axis graph,…
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So here’s a novel way to track your corporate performance: Generate a multimedia sculpture. You might think that’s a little over the top, but considering how hard you work to gather and analyze all those dry, boring numbers, a sound sculpture is much more fun — and certainly more creative. At least that was the idea behind the recently released project by New York design agency, Hush Studios. Hush decided to experiment with translating quantified numerical data into a five-foot sculpture complete with gesture-controlled music. The input consists of data collected for each week of 2014 in five key metrics, plotted across a five-axis graph,…
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