Windows 95 was made widely available to the general public 30 years ago this week, on August 24, 1995. 30 years! It might not seem too thrilling today, but Windows 95 was a pretty big deal back in the day, being the first half-decent (ie: Mac-like) GUI to arrive on PC and a huge leap ... Read More| OS X Daily
The Commodore 64 has been reborn from the dusty bins of nostalgia, with a slightly modernized twist. Retro computing enthusiasts and longtime computer users may recall the Commodore 64 as a fun way to tinker with tech, play games, and do some coding, and with the new Commodore 64 project you get all of that ... Read More| OS X Daily
VintageApple has long been a fantastic collection of retro Apple and Mac materials, including old magazines, catalogs, and user guides, and now they have added a whopper collection of over 150 vint…| OS X Daily
Here are some things to write about to give you ultimate writing inspiration. Crack open your notebook, journal, or laptop, and get going!| JournalBuddies.com
Help your kids enjoy the benefits of journaling with these new fun writing ideas and prompts. They’ll love the chance to get creative and let their ideas shine!| JournalBuddies.com
Summertime and the livin’ is easy — or is it? Although summer is promoted as being a time of fun ... Read more| Live Happy
The Meshtastic event on September 3rd went great. More than 30 people gathered, some of them traveling from other cities especially for it. Dimitar Gamishev presented what Meshtastic is, compared i…| olimex
Looking for a fun way to bring a classic fable to life? This activity features The Lion and The Mouse puppets. It’s simple, cute, and full of storytelling fun. Kids get to use their hands and thumbs to paint, stamp, and cut their way to their own lion and mouse puppets. It’s a hands-on way... The post The Lion and The Mouse Puppets: Easy Handprint Craft for Kids appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for a craft that’s equal parts creative and fun? This paper plate narwhal is a simple project for a cute decoration and more. Plus, it includes a free printable template to make it stress-free. With a few basic supplies, your kids can turn an ordinary paper plate into the “unicorn of the sea.” I’m... The post Narwhal Craft for Kids: How to Make Plus Free Template appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Want to know my #1 secret that helps my boys build important skills and gives me a break? It’s quiet time for kids! If you daydream about five minutes of peace to sip your coffee or get some work done without 53 interruptions, know that you are not alone. And friend, you are in the... The post What Is Quiet Time for Kids? A Smart Way to Build Independence & Patience appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Bring a little magic to your day with this paper plate unicorn craft! This easy unicorn project uses only a few supplies and is perfect for kids of all ages. It comes together quickly with the free printable template. If you’re planning a unicorn-themed party or lesson or looking for a cheerful rainy day project,... The post Paper Plate Unicorn for Kids: How to Make Plus Free Template appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
This Goldilocks and the Three Bears activity is an easy way to help your kids enjoy a hands-on activity for story time and more. With just a few supplies, this felt activity tray is just right. It’s a fantastic fairy tale activity that blends creativity with skill building. Your kids can retell and act out... The post Goldilocks and the Three Bears Activity for Easy Hands-On Fun appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
If you’re looking for a cheerful hands-on activity that will have you smiling from ear to ear, this paper plate llama craft for kids is it. Using simple supplies, you can create an adorable llama that’s perfect for so many things, like art projects, library craft sessions, DIY Fortnite party decoration, and rainy day fun.... The post Llama Craft For Kids: How To Make With Paper Plate [Free] appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
If you’re in need of some fun and easy toddler activity ideas, you’re in the right place for inspiration and helpful resources. Life with a toddler is full of energy, curiosity, and (let’s be honest) a little bit of chaos. It’s easy to feel stuck for ideas, especially when you’re tired or feeling overwhelmed. As... The post Toddler Activity Ideas For A Year Of Fun (Free Calendar + Checklist) appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
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Today's time waster is a training film from 1976, helpfully titled Basic Computer Terms. It features Harry, a frazzled businessman who is about 90 years behind on filling his back orders, and Jane, a computer expert who patiently explains that no, computers don't eat people (darn), and yes, you really can learn to use one without being Einstein.| Spam Resource: All Things Deliverability
Celebrate the final days of summer in an unforgettable way at America’s Premier Wilderness Resort, Big Cedar Lodge. From August 29–September 1, Celebrate Labor Day with a family getaway. Book your stay now and enjoy a long weekend of togetherness, relaxation, and summer fun.| Big Cedar Lodge
Click to play today's 5x5 mini crossword. The Daily produces mini crosswords three times a week and a full-size crossword biweekly. The post Daily Diminutive #073 (September 2, 2025) appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
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"I" before "e" except after "c?" But... why? Duolingo experts dig into why English words can be so difficult to spell and sound out.| Duolingo Blog
Here are the differences between Irish and Gaelic, plus Irish’s origins. How lucky!| Duolingo Blog
Italy is filled with amazing food… if you know how to order it! This is what you need to know about restaurant options and how to place your order in Italian.| Duolingo Blog
"I Have a Dream" is one of the most powerful addresses in history. An expert explores the language traditions and tools used in Dr. Martin Luther King's historic speech.| Duolingo Blog
What's the most popular language to study for Gen Z? How about for Boomers? Find out!| Duolingo Blog
Not all Spanish speakers use "le" and "lo" the same way! The rules depend on their dialect. Here's what you'll see in different dialects of Spanish!| Duolingo Blog
Grammy-winning musician Juanes shares his journey to learn English on Duolingo's podcast "Relatos en Ingles."| Duolingo Blog
Lingua francas are used by people who don't have a language in common—and they have a long, complex history! Here are some lingua francas you'll find around the world.| Duolingo Blog
Fasting is an important part of Ramadan, and so are the foods for breaking the fast! Here are common Ramadan foods and greetings from around the world.| Duolingo Blog
KPOP music is filled with hidden lessons about Korean language and culture! Here’s how K-pop can help you practice Korean.| Duolingo Blog
Read on for everything you need to know about Friends Quests and how they work!| Duolingo Blog
With Friend Streak, you can share a streak with up to 5 friends. Do your lesson, extend your Friend Streak!| Duolingo Blog
The dreaded reading slump. You know the one — where you swear you’ll read “just one chapter,” but then you stare at the book like it’s an alien artifact, and nothing happens. Your TBR pile looks li…| Chelle's Book Ramblings
Being immersed in your new language is intimidating for both travelers and those moving to a new country! Here are tips from a multilingual high schooler who made the most of it.| Duolingo Blog
Raising kids is tough work, in any language! Here's advice for parents raising their children bilingual, and what they should know about common myths.| Duolingo Blog
A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!| Duolingo Blog
Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.| Duolingo Blog
There’s just 1 word to describe them all: chévere! Or chido, or padre, or copado, or…| Duolingo Blog
Welcome back readers. It’s the last week for Queer Games Bundle over on Itch. Good cause, good games, good deal! I just checked the numbers and in my time with Critical Distance I have collected roughly 5475 articles in these weekly issues...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Two more weeks for the Queer Games Bundle. This is one case of line-goes-up I’m always happy to see. Check out our Patreon if you like what we do and want to help us continue to do it in...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. The Queer Games Bundle just crossed another fundraising goal! You’ve got three more weeks to see how many more goals it can smash. Ultra-compact Patreon plug! On with the show. This Week in Videogame Blogging is a roundup highlighting...| Critical Distance
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of 'Hamilton," we’ve curated a list of easy and affordable recipes geared towards young, scrappy, and hungry chefs.| Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being
Maybe I DO have something I’m hoping kids will learn from my books after all: That even when the world feels like it’s falling down around them, they can still find laughter.| Teen Librarian Toolbox
Friday has arrived once again and I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. Well, the cooler weather is here already, though I’m sure we’ll get another blast of heat in September. September! Already! I hope you had a … Continue reading →|
My daily to-do list is the screw that’s holding my head on tight. (Yes, I almost forgot to schedule this post.) If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your … Continue reading →|
Finally! It’s Friday! And I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. Friday this week seems like an odd concept since all day Wednesday I thought it was Saturday. You could say I’m a bit messed up. Here’s this week’s … Continue reading →|
Plagiarism is a serious topic, but that doesn't mean I haven't had some fun. Here are seven of my favorite Plagiarism Today posts from the past 20 years. Source| Plagiarism Today
Being left-handed used to be taboo, and that changed how languages talked about “left”! Here's how cultures avoided saying this forbidden word.| Duolingo Blog
We’re born ready to learn a language—but what would happen if no one taught us one? Here are the surprising stories of how kids create languages.| Duolingo Blog
Learn more about language families and what makes Zulu unique!| Duolingo Blog
No language stays the same for long, and French is already undergoing big changes! Here’s what we predict French will be like in the 22nd century.| Duolingo Blog
There are different ways of categorizing colors depending on your language and culture! These are the patterns we see when comparing color words.| Duolingo Blog
The more languages you know, the more you learn how incredibly different they can be! Here are seven unbelievable facts about languages.| Duolingo Blog
For many of us, the idea of finding your passion feels like a huge life milestone, as if there’s just one thing we’re meant to discover. The truth is, passion usually doesn’t arrive in one big moment. More often, it grows out of small curiosities, repeated experiences, and the things... The post How to Find Your Passion and Make It a Part of Your Daily Life first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Welcome back readers. Two more weeks for the Queer Games Bundle. This is one case of line-goes-up I’m always happy to see. Check out our Patreon if you like what we do and want to help us continue to do it in...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. The Queer Games Bundle just crossed another fundraising goal! You’ve got three more weeks to see how many more goals it can smash. Ultra-compact Patreon plug! On with the show. This Week in Videogame Blogging is a roundup highlighting...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. This week I’m plugging the Queer Games Bundle again. Worth your time, worth your support. We also are always happy to have you check out our Patreon! This Week in Videog…| Critical Distance
This apple pie playdough tray is easy to make & amazing for sensory fun, fine motor skills, & more. Get tips & ideas for ways to enjoy!| Rock Your Homeschool
It's so very 1982. It's electro, funk, and freestyle. It's got an 808. It's got a beat from a leftover, unused track, from prior production sessions for an Afrika Bambaataa album. It stands alone, well, as a groove that gets you on the dance floor, and somebody new samples it every few years. | Spam Resource: All Things Deliverability
Feeling thankful? Here's a guide to saying it—from Spanish, to Czech, to Gujarati!| Duolingo Blog
We don’t always call a country the same name it calls itself! Here are 15 examples, and the reasons behind the differences.| Duolingo Blog
Wow. How did Friday get here so fast? Huh. Well, it is Friday, so I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I’m not quite awake yet as I write this. It feels like I’m missing something … Coffee! That’s it! … Continue reading →|
I can’t sleep with the fan on, I can’t sleep with the fan off. Okay, maybe it was just the worst of times. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Lin…| lindaghill.com
Welcome back readers. This week I’m plugging the Queer Games Bundle again. Worth your time, worth your support. We also are always happy to have you check out our Patreon! This Week in Videogame Blogging is a roundup highlighting the most important...| Critical Distance
Attend free, family-friendly outdoor movie screenings this summer! Bring your blanket or lawn chair and join us for a FREE movie night at: Chinguacousy Park Garden Square Gore Meadows Community Centre Mount Pleasant Square Bovaird House – New Addition – Tuesday, August 26 We are excited to announce a new addition to the Movies Under […]| Councillor Rowena Santos
For these Duolingo learners, a love for BTS inspired them to start learning Korean!| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo selected five TikTok creators to help learners practice their new language.| Duolingo Blog
Language is always changing—but some words can resist for thousands of years. What are they, and how do they do it?| Duolingo Blog
Have you ever noticed how many unusual words and phrases are in Christmas carols? Here's the reason why carols have so many surprising lyrics!| Duolingo Blog
Friday yet again, and here I am with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I’m having one of those weeks where no matter how much I get done, it never feels like it’s enough. Know what I mean? Here’s this … Continue reading →|
I published a new book yesterday! Photo: The book cover for HER BLOODY FORTUNE, Book 2 in the Why Choose Vampire Romance series, “Of Crimson Descent.” The cover has a dark gray textured…| lindaghill.com
Welcome back readers. We’ve got a big issue for you this week. If you appreciate our weekly/monthly/annual work keeping abreast of important and interesting critical games writing, give our P…| Critical Distance
Whether your students need a break from memorization or they could simply use a fun opportunity for creativity, these fun writing prompts for kids are sure to do the trick!| JournalBuddies.com
Yesterday was the 56th anniversary of the first manned moon landing. We can land a man on the moon but we still can’t come up with a good way to end a text message. It’s also the 58th anniversary o…| The Real Reality Show Blog
Is it Friday? Is it August?!? It is both, and I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I’ve been busy this week getting ready for a new book launch by my pen name, L.…| lindaghill.com
26 July 2025 – Now you see it. A giddy moment of creative anarchy, in front of a well-regulated condo complex. And now — hours later — you don’t! Peace, order, and good beha…| WALKING WOMAN
How many languages are you speaking when you play chess? Probably more than you think!| Duolingo Blog
Photo: A heart-shaped cherry tomato. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your post, and if you do, you can ping back here to help yo…| lindaghill.com
Welcome back readers. We’ve got a big issue for you this week. If you appreciate our weekly/monthly/annual work keeping abreast of important and interesting critical games writing, give our Patreon a look. We appreciate the support! This Week in Videogame Blogging is...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. First, I’m going to re-up this itch bundle. Good if you like TTRPGs. Also good if you don’t like ICE. Good all around. Next I’m going to plug our Patreon per…| Critical Distance
With so many activities and acts to entertain youngsters around the site, Latitude Festival has proved to be one of the best festivals for family fun in the UK. Whether, you've got toddlers or teens, here's what's on offer to entertain and amaze them...| My Thrifty Life by Cassie Fairy
Many people enjoy ambient background sounds of nature while working, studying, cooking, projects, meditating, focusing, amongst many other activities, and if you’re in that camp you’ll …| OS X Daily
Why STEM Toys Are Revolutionizing Early Childhood Learning Hands-on play has always been central to how little ones explore their […] The post STEM Toys: Changing Early Childhood Learning appeared first on SmartClass4Kids.| SmartClass4Kids
Kick off the 2025 school year with 20 engaging first week of school writing prompts for elementary students! Free printable journal pages included.| SmartClass4Kids
It's fun and rewarding to use a new language while traveling, but where should you start? Here are tips for learning the language of your destination.| Duolingo Blog
There's more to learning a language than grammar and vocabulary—here are a few important principles for communicating in a new language.| Duolingo Blog
Turns out, creating accurate, engaging subtitles isn’t as easy as you might think!| Duolingo Blog
This post isn’t about all those sweet and nice gifts you would give at a white elephant exchange, these are silly ones. The post 25 Hilarious White Elephant Gift Ideas appeared first on Happy Money Saver.| Happy Money Saver
These unicorn coloring pages are perfect for parties or just a great activity for kids on a rainy day! Just print, pass out the crayons, and let the fun begin!| Fun Money Mom
Guess what! It’s Friday! And I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. Well, the heat wave is back. Why do I feel like all I ever talk about is the weather? Here’…| lindaghill.com
Would you look at that! It’s Friday! So I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I unexpectedly washed my office floor yesterday afternoon when I choked a second afte…| lindaghill.com
Neither is computer science, political science, economics, nutritional science or anything else with the word “science” in the name. I tire of internet weight lifting dorks talking abou…| Locklin on science
Summer break. Just the phrase makes you think of sunshine, spontaneous plans, and long, lazy afternoons. For many students, especially international ones in the UK, summer is a welcome pause during the fast-paced year. It’s tempting to either fill it with productivity goals or completely unplug and disconnect. But what... The post How to: Use Your Summer For Personal Growth first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Welcome back readers. First, I’m going to re-up this itch bundle. Good if you like TTRPGs. Also good if you don’t like ICE. Good all around. Next I’m going to plug our Patreon per usual. You can sign up for free and...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. I have a few links for you before we begin the issue part of the issue. First up, Kaile’s monthly recap is out and it’s a banger, taking stock of the last two years of criticism and games media...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Mondays (which, officially, are the day after this issue comes out each week) are when we talk about what old games we’ve been playing this week over on the Discord serv…| Critical Distance
This free set of watermelon printables is full of fun activities for kids, like coloring pages, tracing, I Spy, mazes, life cycle, & more!| Rock Your Homeschool
I’ve recently told a few people that I write, that I have a blog, and then I try to describe what I write about. I’m kinda proud of some of the stuff that I’ve covered here on randomascii over the … Continue reading →| Random ASCII – tech blog of Bruce Dawson
