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The exterior of the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz, Iran, while decorative, hints only vaguely at the colorful splendour held within. When you step inside, especially if it’s early in the morning, the mosque truly becomes a vivid and glorious kaleidoscope.

List of all sites that support two factor authentication

The authors argue that we have a math problem in America because when kids show up in school, the medicore math students don't see all the hard work that's already been done by parents at home with the students who are vastly better at math. It's easy for “average” students to conclude, “I'm not a math person.”

Perspective on how safe air travel is

Great show with Pat Flynn and Jaime Tardy on how to start a mastermind

Looks like a great app for reminders

Keyboard shortcuts for popular iOS apps with external keyboard

What can I say? I learned something new. Super practical stuff.

The discipline that I have embarked upon for this Lenten season is the consideration of the day of my death. You can read the previous blog...

Paste templates of recurring events to your calendar

Don't fish for a canned response (third item) is a good reminder.

9to5Mac readers know a thing or two. When I reviewed Postbox, after explaining that I had lost patience with the flakiness of late of Apple Mail, several of the commentators recommended Airmail, a lightweight email client based on the popular but discontinued Sparrow app. It’s also the only alternative to Apple Mail and (of course) […]

Lately I’ve been spending time troubleshooting the Sparks family WiFi. Specifically, I’ve been trying to tweak the placement of our various Wi-Fi paraphernalia so as to get a better signal in my daughter’s room in a far corner of the house. I needed a good diagnostic tool to give me an idea of how t