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My daughter who is now 22 was into Pokemon years ago.  I'm still holding on to the Pokemon coin that she had hoped would be a collectors item someday.  Who knew that Pokemon would resurface and take the world by storm?  While I encourage you to enjoy the frenzy while it lasts, there are a few things you need to think about where safety is concerned.

If you're anything like me, you've found yourself on a flight or two looking out of a plane window at the vast scenic expanse below, wondering where you are or what you're looking at. Thanks to the inventive mind of a former University of Minnesota Duluth student, getting answers to those curiosities just got a lot easier.

I was visiting a friend the other day and as we walked up the stairs I commented on the odd shape of her light bulb.  She said that she had just put it in and as she turned it on, it flashed on and off in a very deliberate way.  We wondered why and she tried it again and again.  Each time, it flashed twice.  Have you seen this?

The future lately is being taken over by robots and computers. It all looks like it's supposed to make life easier for humans, but right now it's putting humans out of jobs. This store in Sweden doesn't have any employees. You use an app to unlock the door, scan your items and pay with the same app. This makes self check out lines at the grocery store seem silly.

There's an app for that!  It seems like (almost) everyone has a smartphone these days, and the list of ways it can make your life easier is never-ending.

Each year Americans spend billions of dollars on products designed to make themselves look great. In addition to the facial creme, makeup, wrinkle removers etc., we spend millions more on plastic surgery to make us look younger.Let's face it, we all want to look great, younger is even better.

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson had an incredible season last year, earning himself NFL MVP honors, leading his team to the playoffs and earning respect from professional athletes worldwide for his amazing return after an ACL injury, but how did he do it? Well now, there's an app for that!

The Superior Police Department continues to "go hi-tech" in their efforts to fight crime in the Northland.  The department recently launched their iPhone app, which allows the public to anonymously share information in regards to crime.

Want help setting a spooky but not too scary mood for the upcoming holiday where monsters, ghosts, and jack-o-lantern roam? I picked up this app for my Grandson Gus (he's almost 3), and he just loves it. My little buddy Gus does not like loud noises, so I needed to take that into consideration...

There are millions of iPads the world over.  Big problem..they don't print. Check out this article to find an app for that.

A new iPhone app called iAugment allows women who are considering breast augmentation to see how they would look with a new pair without actually having to go to the plastic surgeon to get an expensive and potentially embarrassing virtual visualization. The app is simple enough to use: All you do is upload a picture, highlight the breasts, and then decide how big you want to make them. If you wa

I gotta get this app, and if your a Bowie fan you may want one too. Hey, we could check it out together. David Bowie is reissuing a 1975 single as an iPhone app. Almost four decades after Golden Years was released, the singer’s remastered classic will be available for fans to remix via dedicated, handheld software.