Made this for my iPhone. Thought I would share. Works well with 3 rows of icons.
Image from: https://www.moongiant.com/calendar/current/month/
April 2018 Moon Phase Calendar
‘Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?’ Goldman Sachs Analysts Ask – Slashdot
‘Is Curing Patients a Sustainable Business Model?’ Goldman Sachs Analysts Ask – Slashdot
— Read on m.slashdot.org/story/339671
Pond Hockey Concert Backdrop
A friend asked me to make a concert backdrop for his band. This video was used for for the concert performance. This version is sync’d to the music I listed to while creating the video.
Check it out on Youtube!
Beyond the Milky Way: The sublime beauty of our galactic neighbors
With the James Webb Space Telescope promising to capture pictures of universe with a degree of detail never before seen, we take a look back at some of the most breathtaking intergalactic images humanity has snapped.
— Read on newatlas.com/gallery-best-photos-galaxies-universe/54155/
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Building Healthy Boundaries: 14 Different Ways to Say No
Learning how to say No is incredibly important in our lives. Doing so helps us maintain healthy boundaries and relationships with others and ourselves and also allows us to be more thoughtful and committed to the things we say Yes to. In spite of understanding the benefits of being able to say No when needed, many
— Read on psychcentral.com/blog/building-healthy-boundaries-14-different-ways-to-say-no/
Kombucha Flavoring Recipe: Turmeric the “Queen” of Spices – Kombucha Kamp
Turmeric has been cultivated as spice & medicine for nearly 4000 years and is considered a boon to human health. Try these Turmeric Kombucha recipes!
— Read on www.kombuchakamp.com/kombucha-flavoring-recipe-turmeric-the-queen-of-spices
MIT’s wearable device can ‘hear’ the words you say in your head
If you’ve read any sort of science fiction, it’s likely you’ve heard about subvocalization, the practice of silently saying words in your head.
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