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Today we have a couples summer dinner party idea for you that is sure to create some hilarious memories with your friends! Have you ever seen the Fear Factor game show on TV? Fear Factor is a crazy show where ordinary people are forced to face their fears. There’s a variety of rounds including facing their fear of heights, water, eating something gross, reptiles, etc.. Well, we don’t have the ability to do the elaborate games they do on the show, but my husband and I managed to come up with a few DIY Fear Factor games that we thought would be perfect for a couples game night....

1. Great Little War Game 2 1. Great Little War Game 2 For those who like strategy games for iPhones but aren’t big fans of blood and guts dripping everywhere, this game can be a good option. Also, in turn, you must fulfill the missions that the title provides, commanding small soldiers with a cartoon look. Know more about Great Little War Game 2. 2. Plague Inc. 2. Plague Inc....

A burgeoning science of mood is here to disabuse you of that belief (and perhaps give solace to those with mood disorders who find the effects of their moods anything but wimpy). Not only can moods, even ones that are at odds with our typical emotional state, leave lasting imprints on our mental and physical health; they also influence how we perceive the world and learn from experience—a function that, new research suggests, may explain the mystery of why we even have moods and why we don’t always want to immediately shake off negative ones....

O Flickr já havia disponibilizado há um bom tempo uma app para iOS, que servia basicamente para acessar o serviço e fazer upload de fotos. Agora, foi disponibilizada uma nova versão que inclui muitas ferramentas e funcionalidades, inclusive filtros que lembram a conhecida app Instagram. Com esta atualização, a app ficou mais interessante que o próprio site fo Flickr. Como funciona Como funciona Para usar a app, você precisa fazer o login no Flickr....

The resolutions may fade away as time marches on because the list of “to do’s” or “to don’ts” is either too long or unreachable. For example the goal itself might be just too big, “lose 50 pounds” or “get straight A’s.” Even if you get somewhere on that continuum that it could still feel like you’ve failed. If you set up your new year to be a failure, how can you actually feel success or a sense of accomplishment for any gains you make?...