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Worleygig Avatar By The Fabulous Dean “Dino” Haspiel Holy Mother of God, can you even believe I’ve been writing Worleygig Dot Com, the world’s Raddest Blog, for… Read More

A blog is one of the most important places that any company can use to nurture its brand. From awareness to sales a blog is crucial for any businesses or start-ups to acquire customers, main… Read More

Google Talk to Books is a machine learning model build by Google, which got trained from a library of over 100,000 books; where Google search uses quality signals to understand the rele… Read More

As more startup are springing up on Blockchain technologies, it is normal to see the proliferation of Blockchain protocols that promise to disrupt any industries. Just like when the web star… Read More

Photos By Gail Check out this cool custom gate that caught my eye as I was walk around in Chelsea the other day: the design is based on the iconic image of the Man in the Moon (with a space… Read More

A business model is a way organization capture value. For such intended not only the economic value but also the social values it fosters and the cultural values it sustains. In other w… Read More

All Photos By Gail Grown Up Flowers is the name of a fun Public Art installation that you can see at several locations along Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Ave) in Midtown Manhattan. This Pin… Read More

In the midst of a summer tour with OC Punk legends Social Distortion and upcoming festival appearances, Philadelphia band Low Cut Connie has just released this nostalgia-inspiring… Read More

 Being a solopreneur means making a choice for freedom. In short, the business you create won’t be an end in itself, but a mean to give you more freedom while creating value for o… Read More

 The lean startup canvas is an adaptation of the business model canvas by Alexander Osterwalder, which adds a layer to the traditional business model canvas that focuses on pr… Read More

All Photos By Gail If you happen to be a fan of character-based, pop culture collectibles — which includes dozens of items encompassing such must-haves as enamel pins, plushies, art t… Read More

Immersive Reverse Room Installation at Foscarini Showroom Featuring The Light Bulb Series (All Photos By Gail) NYCxDESIGN is New York City’s annual showcase of all things Design-relat… Read More

 An MVP “is that version of a new product which allows a team to collect the maximum amount of validated learning about customers with the least effort.”  This is a con… Read More

 If you don’t know Rand Fishkin, he is a mythological figure in the digital marketing world. Founder of Moz.com – among the most prominent software and website in the SEO in… Read More

All Photos By Gail I am such a sucker for anything that lights up, but when it is also a Pink Flamingo, that is an easy sell. This adorable and practical Pink Flamingo LED charging cabl… Read More

All Photos By Gail Do you like Coffee? I sure do. I especially love my Kuerig Coffeemaker for its convenience, ease of clean up, and the seemingly endless variety of flavors and drink types… Read More

All Photos By Gail I’ve been noticing this mural out the window of the M15 SBS bus as it speeds up Allen Street during my journey home from work on selected evenings. From the look of… Read More

All Photos By Gail I realize that this cute Pink Toucan is mean to be a Watering Can for plants and flowers, but wouldn’t it be kind of fun to fill it with, say, chilled Sangria, so th… Read More

While comparisons will be immediately made between Israel Nash’s “Lucky Ones” and Neal Young’s “Harvest Moon,” I doubt that Nash would complain at all ab… Read More

Photo By Gail Photographed outside the Holiday Cocktail Lounge located at 75 St. Mark’s Place in NYC Read More

The webmaster has to keep track of all the updates in the search algorithms. He also has to make his website stand out so that it can attract visitors. That is why SEO (search engine optimiz… Read More

All Photos By Gail The Gagosian Gallery chose an empty storefront at the the southeast corner or Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street for a Pop Up exhibit by Swiss artist Urs Fisher. The ad hoc gall… Read More

Photo By Gail Summer is now in full swing, and what better way to celebrate summer than with a beach-themed Pink Thing of the Day! These eye-catching Pink and White Striped Beach Balls, each… Read More

Hentai-Inspired Art on Box Truck, Bushwick, Brooklyn (Art By MAST, All Photos By Gail) Having lived in NYC for 30 years, it’s easy to be all jaded and imagine that I’ve seen just… Read More

Photo By Gail Let’s play a game: would you rather be poked incessantly with sharp objects, or be forced to relive the eighth grade? You might need a minute to think it over. No one wan… Read More

All Photos By Gail When I see something like this, a bag of assorted-sized Pink Pom Poms, I want to buy it just to own it, even if I have no practical use for said pop poms — because i… Read More

Holy Mother of Gouda, will you look at that photo? Did you ever imagine that such a thing as a Mac & Cheese Donut even existed? I did not, and yet, there it is. With today (July 14th) b… Read More

Something I did not imagine I would ever be doing is posting a new video from alternative rock radio darlings Live in this column – and one featuring all four original members, no les… Read More

All Photos By Gail It’s hard to believe, but we are now half-way through summer. If you aren’t already deeply-immersed in the weekend picnic and backyard BBQ scene, it’s ti… Read More

Behold: The Titan-Arum, or Corpse Flower (All Photos By Gail) On Wednesday, June 27th, I took a three-hour lunch break in the middle of a work day so I could take the train up the New Y… Read More

Photos By Gail Five Points Fest did not really have a ton of cosplayers running around, at least not on the day I attended, but this dedicated fan of the animated TV show Steven Univers… Read More

Were you by any chance one of those youngsters who loved to play records up in your bedroom, dancing and rocking out in front of the mirror while singing passionately into your hair brush?… Read More

What’s the first thing you do in Siem Reap, arguably the most famous city in Cambodia?   Visit the worlds most famous temple complex of Angkor Wat?   Nah.   You go… Read More

All Photos By Gail This Red Satin Slashed Baseball Jacket from Vivienne Westwood’s spring 1991 collection references the Renaissance fashion trend of “slashing,” in which a… Read More

All Photos By Gail If this tall, minimalist figure by UK artist STIK looks familiar to you, it might be because you’re seen his likeness before Here and Here. This mural, known as the… Read More

Image Source The lifestyle choices you make can determine your quality of life and lifespan. There are many factors that can play a role in your general health and wellbeing. Making the righ… Read More

You know what I never get tired of? Sassy ladies and their punk rock anthems. Seriously, I could listen to songs like “I’m Over It” from Los Angeles-based artist Blushh al… Read More

Joy is an interesting concept. It can happen because of tiny little things or we experience it because of huge and delightful things. I’ve been tackling a lot of serious subjects latel… Read More

Is your site secure? Effective July 2018, Google’s Chrome browser will start marking non-HTTPS sites in New Zealand as ‘not s… Read More

One Liner Wednesday comes from Linda G. Hill at her blog, and from this post: One Liner Wednesday so, I thought I’d give it a go: Cat Nap there is always hope! #1linerWeds Read More

There is an Opioid Crisis in North America and it’s affecting two factions of people – the ones who take and use opioids illegally and the ones who use and take opioids legally a… Read More

I’m awake. Again. I went to bed around 9:50pm feeling pleasantly tired. I was yawning after a long day and having been up since 4:30 am. I followed my nightly routine, got into bed, go… Read More

I’m taking part in another Blog challenge. This one is a #BlogBattle and involves the use of the word Moon: The moon makes me wistful, it’s so far away yet it’s filled wit… Read More

courage is not just the roar of a lion but sometimes a kitten who’s found his meow courage is often the strength of a person with pain who has learned that forever starts now courage… Read More

Every now and then, I need to indulge my pain days with something designed to make me feel better and sometimes, that’s food. I want to share a recipe with you today that gets great re… Read More

The Stream of Consciousness word for this past Saturday is Notice. I have noticed an influx of hummingbirds in our area lately, so I recently put a hummingbird feeder in our backyard. We liv… Read More

Getting to know all about me!!! It occurred to me that I’ve written a lot about my illnesses, etc. but I haven’t told you a lot about me, the person, so I thought I’d chang… Read More

Hi, how are you?  How are you doing? How are you feeling these days? Oh boy…do you ever get those loaded questions? I do and as much as I appreciate that people care and want to… Read More

I am pleased to share a post by a Guest Blogger today by the name of Mary Gutierrez Mary just published the following article and I thought it was important enough to feature here: M… Read More

It’s a frustrating thing when the medications you’ve come to rely on suddenly decide to stop working. Pain meds no longer manage your pain, and brain meds no longer manage your b… Read More

I’m starting a new feature! It’s Interview October, where I’m kicking off an entire month of guest posts with fellow bloggers who also live with Chronic Pain and Invisible… Read More

I’m starting a new feature! It’s Interview October, where I’m kicking off an entire month of guest posts with fellow bloggers who also live with Chronic Pain and Invis… Read More

Welcome back! I’ve talked specifically about a few of the conditions I live with, but I thought today I’d give you an overview of the 13 different health issues that make up who… Read More

Did you automatically sing that title as “talking bout my Generation”?  That’s what I was aiming for! I want to talk about Mental Illness today and the meds I take. I… Read More

Welcome Back! I belong to an online Fibromyalgia Support Group. I spend so much time on the computer that it made sense to me to find a support group online as well. It’s run by a lady… Read More

I don’t know what is going on with my posts and why the spacing is a problem now. If you notice anything weird in my posts, where the paragraphs aren’t separated properly or thin… Read More

OH, I bet that woke you up!!! Today is the day I go for my brain scan regarding the hallucinations I’ve been having. It appears that they were related to the Seroquel as I haven&rsquo… Read More

Back in my post of Two Months Later…and counting, I mentioned I was having problems with my Achilles Tendon. Well, I finally made an appointment with a Physiotherapist to h… Read More

We continue our Interview October series with a guest I think you’ll enjoy. Let’s meet Derek Canas… Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you…   My… Read More

Our Interview October series continues with our next guest, Jenni Lock. Let’s meet her now: Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you…   My name is Jenni Lock.&n… Read More