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Staring at the computer for hours on end can cause extremely sore eyes, but having to deal with screen glare can make it even more painful. Here are some steps to help you get rid of that annoying and ruthless glare. Check to see what your computer setup is. You want to make sure that your monitor isn't facing a window or that you are facing a window, as this can cause eyestrain from too much Read more
We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy! Most of us spend about 40 hours per week at work — in other words, the majority of our waking hours. And nearly all of those hours are spent sitting at our desks. It’s a definite problem — and not just because we’re missing happy hour or quality couch time at home. There’s no shortage of discouraging research pointing Read more
We're excited to present this story from our friends at Allure: Drive, the action flick starring street justice hottie Ryan Gosling, is burning up the box office and, for the most part, reviewers agree it's plenty exciting. But on her personal blog, former New York Post and Us Weekly film critic Thelma Adams points out the film's most glaring— and stunning — flaw: Carrie Mulligan's hair. Read more
Black isn't my go-to paint color of choice, but the next time I decide to mount a glaring television on my wall, I'll reconsider the moody shade. In the March/April issue of Lonny, homeowner Jennifer Bandier's bedroom small screen was treated to a clever camouflage thanks to a coat of black paint. Surrounded by an array of photographs with white mats and black frames, the oft-inconspicuous flat Read more
Designed by Wesley Cadle, the Mercedes-Benz Star Lounge at Lincoln Center is full of luxurious touches, including glazed linen walls, golden-framed artwork, and velvet upholstered furniture. The lounge, part of Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2012 at Lincoln Center, also has a rather covert, techy feature on the wall, which you can see on the right-hand side of this photo. Cadle framed the Read more
Speculation was running rampant, but now it's official — there are two new Kindles on Amazon's block. The announcement was teased yesterday by the WSJ, but now we can talk official details. It's difficult to tell the difference between the two, as both models come with identical specs; the difference lies in connectivity — one is equipped with WiFi and 3G, while the second model is WiFi only. Read more
