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The “California Exodus” just claimed its biggest prize yet. Silicon Valley is reeling following confirmation that Google cofounder Larry Page has officially traded the Bay Area for the tax-friendly shores of Florida, a move venture capital titan Paul Graham warns is a direct response to the state’s aggressive new wealth tax proposal.Paul Graham posted on X, “Larry Page is gone. He wasn’t just pretending to move to Florida. He has moved. The proposed wealth tax hasn’t even passed, and already it has cost California both Larry’s presence and all the tax revenue it made from him.”The move has injected new…
Airspace across many parts of the Middle East was closed as the US and Israel launched an attack on Iran on Saturday morning, resulting in several counter attacks on US airbases across parts of the GCC. Flights have been grounded across much of the region, with international airlines rerouting, suspending services, and avoiding key airspace corridors as security risks escalate.This article was published on Saturday, 28 February 2026 and will be updated to reflect confirmed developments as they evolve.How airspace restrictions are affecting flights right nowSeveral airspaces are currently closed, meaning flights across the region have been grounded, suspended, and…
What are you up to this weekend? We are having people over tonight for pizza and green salad, and on Sunday we’re going to our friend’s baby’s baptism. (What would you suggest bringing as a gift?) Hope you have a good one, and here are a few fun links from around the web… Who wants to hang out at this fisherman’s cottage in Scotland??? My spring essential for bike rides, evening walks, and lounging at picnics. Banana chocolate-chip cake. Have you seen the teaser for Dolly Alderton’s new Pride & Prejudice? Digging the soundtrack of birds chirping. We desperately need…
Popular across Southeast Asia, black rice pudding is sweet, satisfying, and—thanks to the rice’s intact bran layer—nutrient-rich. The result is a pudding that feels indulgent yet substantial. Plus, as one reader put it, “The color is amazing and the taste even better.”The finished pudding should be creamy and thick, with rice that’s tender but pleasantly chewy, never crunchy or soupy. It may look loose when you turn off the heat, but it thickens as it cools; many readers even prefer it chilled in the fridge overnight, where it turns even creamier, for an easy make-ahead breakfast.Tips for making black rice…
If you spend any time in herbal wellness circles, you’ve probably heard people buzzing about something called 7OH. It sounds like a chemistry formula—and honestly, it kind of is—but it’s worth understanding what’s behind the hype, especially if you’re someone who already uses kratom or is curious about it. So let’s break it down in plain language. What Is 7OH, Really? Kratom leaves contain dozens of alkaloids—over 40, actually. For a long time, most of the attention went to mitragynine, which is the most plentiful one in the plant. 7-hydroxymitragynine (that’s the full name behind “7OH”) is a different story.…
Weleda Skin Food is often described as a miracle cream in a green tube, but marketing can only tell you so much. After lots of real-world use (over 13 years!), through harsh Scottish winters, here is my honest and unsponsored review. Skin-wise, I used to dread the onset of winter. Between cold air, biting Scottish winds, rain, and central heating, it all would leave my face red and sore, despite liberal use of a moisturiser. Over 13 years ago, during a particularly brutal winter, I found myself moaning about my dry, wind-burnt cheeks to a friend at my local baby…
The Makera Air carved out this tiny skull model by @Mad_power on MakerWorld. Matt Stultz reviewed the middle of Makera’s lineup, the Carvera Air, when it first came out in 2024. Since then we’ve spent some time on a production machine and come to appreciate even more what Makera has done to make CNC milling easier. Simplify, Simplify, Simplify Photo by Makera First is Makera CAM, the simplified app for turning 3D models into G-code for machining. Carvera Air can use G-code from Fusion 360 or another app, but Makera CAM is measurably simpler. Learning the workflow is far faster…
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I can pinpoint the moment I began to rethink living room design. I was standing in my new, empty apartment, staring at four very stark walls. The space felt impossibly small—like the room was shrinking the longer I stood there. Tiny, constricting, and completely limiting. And then something shifted. What if the room wasn’t lacking at all? What if it was simply asking me to be more thoughtful? Truthfully, many of us fall into a living room rut. The TV goes there,…
This East Village speakeasy from Michelin-starred Junoon’s mixologist Hemant Pathak leans heavily into Prohibition-era aesthetics, and we’re here for it. The space is cocooned in walnut wood and velvet drapery, with antique mirrors and shelves crowded with found objects and first edition books. The effect is intimate, all glam and grace, complete with a live jazz singer crooning standards. Big Gatsby vibes. The cocktail program includes two options: “Forgotten Classics,” like The Adonis and Queens Park Swizzle, and “Reimagined Classics,” like high balls and old-fashioneds. If your Bee’s Knees is giving “borough terroir,” that’s because the team works with urban…
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