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The lovely Jennette McCurdy gave her fans a very special and unique treat in celebration of Jennette reaching over 10 million Facebook fans!  Therefore, she decided to create a new song about it! Jennette shared the video and wrote:

“Just got to 10 million Facebook fans. Never thought that would happen, but now that it has, I had to write a song about it. Thank you all.”

Check out Jennette’s awesome song by watching the video below and let us know what you think by commenting!

Após quase duas décadas, Paris decidiu restabelecer o rodízio de automóveis para combater os altos níveis de poluição do ar registrados na cidade.

É a segunda vez na história que a capital francesa lança mão da medida. Segundo a determinação, os motoristas só poderão dirigir em dias alternados.

A medida foi tomada depois que os níveis de poluição atmosférica excederam o limite de segurança por cinco dias consecutivos em Paris e nas áreas vizinhas.

A restrição passa a valer a partir desta segunda-feira (16).

Em 1997, por motivos semelhantes, Paris decidiu instaurar o rodízio de automóveis por tempo determinado.

Segundo as autoridades, as motocicletas também estarão sujeitas à medida.

Em uma tentativa de encorajar as pessoas a deixar seus carros em casa, o…

Now that Google’s(s goog) Sundar Pichai spilled the beans on a wearables SDK for Android, the timing of Bluetooth Smart in Chrome OS makes even more sense. While Google will surely gain valuable user data for smartwatches and health trackers running on Android, Chromebook users could benefit as well. Instead of using a non-Google computing device to sync or get data, Chrome OS could be used.

We discuss this possibility as well as the latest benchmarks from the new Samsung Chromebook 2, note now new Chrome OS users can get a free two-month trial of Google Play Music All Access and explain how Google made it easier to make money in the Chrome Web Store on this week’s Chrome Show podcast. Tune in below or download the show here to listen.

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When I first became fascinated in inquiry-based approaches (too many years ago to say!), the focus for many of my conversations and indeed, my early research, was on how to plan. Back then, learni…

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I did a whole lot of schlepping this week.

I returned two giant cases of diapers that my daughter had outgrown to Amazon. I walked through pouring rain to pick up our CSA box, then walked that 15-pound box of vegetables back home. And I bought a Jumperoo (this thing) on Craigslist, then carried it eight blocks back to my apartment slung over my shoulders, its attachments whipping against my cheeks in the bitter wind.

These are total #firstworldproblems, yes, but they came to mind Thursday when Amazon (s AMZN) revealed that it is raising the cost of an annual Prime membership to $99, from $79. I’ll shell out the extra $20 without a fight, but the price increase and subsequent complaints (and workarounds) got me thinking about what I’d really like from a Prime membership and what I’d happily pay quite a bit more…