| Who are these secret millionaires of Clickbank? They don't draw attention to themselves. They don't brag about their achievements. And they look just like you and me. Yet they're millionaires. And they're not stress-filled CEOs. They didn't inherit a bunch of cash. And they certainly didn't win the lottery. They built their wealth on ClickBank–the […] | | | | | | 
The U.S. Men's National Team was drawn into the Group of Death for last summer's World Cup in Brazil — and survived to reach the knockout stage. Now the U.S. Women's National Team faces a similar challenge after being drawn into the Group of Death for the 2015 Women's World Cup, when foursomes for the tournament were announced on Saturday For those unfamiliar, the Group of Death is the name traditionally bestowed upon the World Cup's toughest group of four teams who play one another, round-robin style, to decide which two will advance. It always means that at least one top-quality squad will be left on the outside looking in, while weaker teams from other, less formidable groups advance Read more... More about Soccer, World Cup, Women S World Cup, Entertainment, and Sports | | | | | | 
Despite recent developments, the wearables space is still in its early stages in terms of mainstream adoption. The Apple Watch is expected to change that — much like how the company's iPhone jumpstarted smartphone sales back in 2007 But are people ready to ditch traditional watches and bracelets for wrist-mounted mini-computers? That's just one question that a new survey, conducted by retail research firm First Insight, tried to answer — and its findings may surprise some "We were very surprised to find that women not only loved the Apple Watch — they were actually willing to pay nearly $50 more than market price for the Apple watch when buying it for themselves," First Insight's chief marketing officer Jim Shea told Mashable. "[It] appears Apple has an opportunity to create a smartwatch specifically designed to appeal to women, and charge even more for it." Read more... More about Mobile, Apple, Surveys, Wearables, and Wearable Tech | | | | | | 
New Yorkers took a time-out from their busy lives to revisit childhood Chai Lifeline, a non-profit organization that helps children with life-threatening illnesses, set up beds around New York City with the simple instructions: "Jump on Me." Adults of all ages obliged, leaping with the uninhibited joy too often only seen in kids Go ahead, and jump on a bed today — just watch your head. More about Viral Videos, Watercooler, Videos, and Inspiring  | | | | | | In three years, Sophie went from scrappy puppy to full-grown Rhodesian Ridgeback. Greg Coffin documented his dog's growth with photographs that he stitched together into a video, which show Sophie sprout in 23 seconds. The video also includes about ... | | | | | | 
Love never looked so perfectly choreographed Teddy Forance enlisted the help of his groomsmen (and a few professional dancers) to stage a wedding reception gift for his new bride, Victoria. The men set their performance — complete with pyrotechnics — to Michael Jackson and Justin Timberlake's "Love Never Felt so Good." The only thing missing was Channing Tatum. More about Viral Videos, Weddings, Watercooler, and Videos | | | | | | 
It’s been more than a year since the ill-fated Fitbit Force tracker was pulled off shelves due its allergy-inducing wristband. Despite the ailment, the device otherwise received high praise for being one of the best — if not the best — fitness trackers on the market. Now the company has introduced a reboot of the Force with a brand new name: the Fitbit Charge, and like the previous model, it’s a solid tracker that covers the basics. The Charge monitors steps taken, calories burned, quality of sleep and even shows you what time it is. More about Mobile, Review, Health, Gadgets, and Fitness | | | | |
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