Passengers Furious After Southwest Airlines Leaves Thousands Stranded: ‘I Just Want to Go Home’ | Entrepreneur

Passengers across the country are furious after hundreds of delays and cancellations hit Southwest Airlines flights due to internal technical difficulties.

The popular airline was hit with two separate issues this week that left thousands of passengers stranded and disgruntled.

On Monday, Southwest faced connectivity issues with a third-party weather supplier used on flights, delaying over 40% of the company’s total flights for the day.

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Why Leveling Feet Will Become Your Best Investment Yet | Getentrepreneurial.com

If you are the owner of or simply thinking about starting your own business, then leveling feet might become your next big investment. Leveling feet are essential for production environments, where heavy machinery and equipment are important for your business´ day-to-day operation.

If you are a machine manufacturer, then leveling feet are also important, and will be important to ensure safe operation and low-maintenance costs.

But what are leveling feet?

Leveling feet are, quite simply, feet for machinery and equipment that ensures, that the equipment or machinery in question is completely level.

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Bang & Olufsen Outdoor Speakers | Cool Business Ideas

Denmark’s luxury hi-fi brand Bang & Olufsen has unveiled a new outdoorsy member of its portable speaker range called the Beosound Explore, which rocks an eye-catching aluminum shell for durability and IP67 waterproofing for all-weather adventuring accompanied by B&O’s signature sound.

“We created Beosound Explore to be our toughest speaker that can withstand the outdoor elements,” said the company’s Christoffer Poulsen. “The speaker is dust- and water-proof, embodied in a scratch-resistant type 2 anodized aluminum surface. The exceptional sound quality for its size makes Beosound Explore the perfect companion for any adventure.”

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Residents can swim across 100-ft-high Sky Pool to neighboring high rise | New Atlas

Vertigo-inducing swimming pools seem to be in fashion at the moment and following news of the Brooklyn Point tower’s infinity pool in New York City, London now boasts its own one-of-a-kind swimming pool, too. This one goes much further in its pursuit of thrills though, as it invites visitors to swim between two high-rise buildings in a clear acrylic box.

The Sky Pool was designed by HAL Architects and involved engineers Arup and Eckersley O’Callaghan, plus acrylic fabricator Reynolds Polymer Technologies. The project is part of London’s Embassy Gardens, a mixed-use residential development alongside the US Embassy building by Kieran Timberlake.

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Apple to let you sign up for services with Face/Touch ID instead of passwords | Mashable

Passwords are hard to remember — especially if you use a lot of online services and try (which you should) to use a strong, different password for each one. But the days of trying to think of yet another password to sign up for a new service may be behind us.

In a WWDC developer session titled “Move beyond passwords,” Apple engineer Garret Davidson shows a new feature, allowing users to sign up for new online services using Face ID or Touch ID instead of a password.

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A robot is killing weeds by zapping them with electricity | CNN

On a field in England, three robots have been given a mission: to find and zap weeds with electricity before planting seeds in the cleared soil.

The robots — named Tom, Dick and Harry — were developed by Small Robot Company to rid land of unwanted weeds with minimal use of chemicals and heavy machinery.

The startup has been working on its autonomous weed killers since 2017, and this April launched Tom, its first commercial robot which is now operational on three UK farms. The other robots are still in the prototype stage, undergoing testing.

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Does everyone have an inner monologue? | Live Science

The “little voice in your head” can be your worst critic and greatest supporter. It’s been known to help with directions, give advice, rehearse tough conversations and even remind you to put pesto on the grocery list.

But does everyone have an inner monologue? For a long time, it was assumed that an inner voice was simply part of being human. But it turns out, that’s not the case — not everyone processes life in words and sentences.

“By inner monologue, we mean that we can have private speech that’s addressed to ourselves and that is carried out without any articulation or sound,” said Hélène Lœvenbruck, a senior psychology and neurocognition researcher and head of the language team at CNRS, the national French research institute.

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Time and Attendance: Which Timeclock Is Right for You? | businessnewsdaily.com

Not all timeclocks are compatible with every time and attendance system, so the one you select may be a factor in the system you end up using.

  • Timeclocks help business owners maximize employee productivity and minimize time theft.
  • Types of timeclocks include punch cards, RFID, password, biometric, IVR and mobile.
  • You can have your tablets and access control systems double as timeclocks as well.
  • This article is for small business owners searching for the right timeclock for their staff.

Each year, U.S. employers lose $11 billion to time theft. Much of this comes from employees stealing a few minutes each day, which can be prevented with a comprehensive time and attendance system.

As the number of available time and attendance solutions grows, there’s no shortage of timeclock options for your business. You can select either a stand-alone timeclock or a time and attendance system that includes timeclock features. It depends largely on your business and what you feel makes the most sense for monitoring your employees.

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7 Health Benefits of Vitamin B12 (Backed By Science) | Life Hack

Vitamin B12 supplements are packing the shelves lately. Whether in the form of chewable gummies or capsules, you have likely seen them in your local grocery store or pharmacy aisles. Now it is time to ask, what’s all the hype around this essential nutrient?

In this article, I’ll give you a quick overview of what exactly Vitamin B12 is as well as reviewing some of the health benefits of this nutrient.

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Is Caffeine Bad For You (And How Much Caffeine Is Too Much)? | Life Hack

Caffeine is a stimulant found in coffee, tea, and other items and products. When taken, it stimulates the brain and nervous system, helping you stay active. People take caffeine for various reasons. Most people love to take it because of its natural and unique flavor and taste. Students and shift workers take it to remain active during study or work.

While moderate consumption is good, too much may be harmful. So, how is caffeine bad for you? How much is too much, and what are the side effects of taking coffee?

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