Nila Jones is a gutsy home baker-turned-blogger who secretly prefers cake batter over cake and who has made it her personal goal to demystify so-called difficult recipes so that everyone, even the most ignorant novice baker, can bake like a master baker. She ran her blog, The Tough Cookie, from 2013-2017.
I was raised bilingual and started learning a third language when I was about three years old, which means I am really fluent in three languages as an adult. When I was a kid, learning and remembering new words, grammar rules, and exceptions seemed as easy as a pie. I was always among the best in my language classes. When I decided to move abroad to France and needed to master another foreign lang
If you walk into any lecture these days, you see a majority of students staring at their screens. You hear a never-ending chorus of pounding keys. Yes, we live in digital age and I bet you can’t imagine not using your laptop for studying. Yes, laptops enable you to do more academic work and do it more efficiently. You can collaborate more easily on presentations and papers, get instant access to n
電車やバスでみんながどんなふうに過ごしているのか眺めてみると、ほとんどの人がスマホをいじっている光景が目に入ってくると思います。 最近では地下鉄の中ですら携帯電話の電波が入るようになったためか、スマホに触れる人の割合が高くなり、移動中に本を読む人がさらに減ってしまいました。 でもこんなブックマークがあったら、読書にあまり興味がない人でもちょっぴり気になった小説を買ってみたくなるかもしれません。 アメリカのクリエーターチームPLEG DESIGNが贈りだす、キュートなライト型ブックマーク。 これをさくっと本のページの間に挟み込めば、どこまで読んだか一目瞭然。読み終わりと次に読み始めるページを優しく照らしてくれます。 もちろん継続して読んでいる小説のみならず、レシピブックや分厚いガイドブック、参考書にも使えます。 なんでも「形から入るのが好き」なんて人には、ひさびさに読書をはじめてみるきっかけ
Dropbox has just bought CloudOn, a mobile productivity startup based in Herzliya, Israel, for an undisclosed sum. CloudOn made a name for itself with apps that allow users to create and edit Microsoft Office files online and on mobile devices. The company says it will shut down its service, currently being used by nine million people worldwide, on March 15 and won’t be accepting new users from tod
Those who forget the past are liable to trip over it. Just a few months ago a couple of forestry workers in Lumby, British Columbia — about 250 miles north of the U.S. border — happened upon a 70-year-old Japanese balloon bomb. The dastardly contraption was one of thousands of balloon bombs launched toward North America in the 1940s as part of a secret plot by Japanese saboteurs. To date, only a f
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