Everyone likes to say that they love where they live, that they’re amazed when people move away claiming that they just didn’t care for the place.
Face it – some people love wherever they are, others need to be more acclimated.
Nothings says “AMERICA” like pure, unadulterated consumerism.
Whether it be across the country or around the world, Americans are defined by what they wear, what they use, what they drive, what they eat and drink.
It’s all about the money when it comes to apps. And making money? Well, that’s why we make ’em.
These aren’t necessarily the most popular apps out there – but they are the ones that are raking in the most money – most likely via in-app purchases. And really, is it any surprise that the majority of these hit money-making apps are games? No, not really.
Let’s take a look at who’s making the money this month:
And yes, you ARE that annoying to the rest of us.
Everybody seems to be on some sort of diet these days.
And for the most part, diets do their job of reducing caloric intake and helping people lose their desired weight (when combined with a proper exercise program, of course).
But as we’ve said in the past, some diets are better than others. But the core of most diets are that you should be able to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables.
Or maybe not.
Fruit and Vegetable Basket:
Pretend Play Toy Foods for Children’s Kitchen 
As you grow older and think about the different places you could possibly move to, a few options regularly come up – Florida? Arizona? Tennessee?
The primary focus tends to be on taxes, and how big of a hit your retirement nest egg could take every year if you choose the wrong state to retire in.
But is that the only criteria you should use when choosing a place to live? Probably not.
Modern Budget Forecasting in the American States:
Precision, Uncertainty, and Politics
By now, you’re probably already familiar with the CLICKBAIT website offshoot of popular Fake News site THE ONION, called CLICKHOLE.
Clickhole is trying to do for clickbait news articles and websites (think Huffington Post) what The Onion did for, well, old-school news writing. Anything that could be said in a clickable headline to generate a clickthrough is what Clickhole is aiming for.
Turn Clicks Into Customers:
Proven Marketing Techniques for
Converting Online Traffic into Revenue
Remember the other day when Web Watch shared with you the PRICE IS RIGHT BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO?
Those damn CBS folks decided to take the video down for some reason. Seriously? What’s up with that?
