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Even know if i wanted it and shes known for carrying guns under her armpit, which is great because the bots are this way but that barrel is this way. and they set it was more like taking photos and then using the same prop gun to shoot targets come in to shoot around. they get away with this because her only credential is her dads success. now when we see nepotism with a bad actor, like someone who is a great actor and their kid comes on and they are terrible, its just a bad movie. but in this c...

How we balance these concerns about wealth inequality and the billionaire elite with the benefits of space exploration, and for some people the flat out cool factor of inventing new ways to go to space? our panel is back. standup comedian actress helen hong, also director and producer, nbcs ben collins, kavitha davidson, sports culture writer at the athletic. ben, i wonder if were getting caught up in the weeds of some of this just because jeff bezos and elon musk are so controversial slash lika...

Employee and every amazon customer because you guys paid for all this. >> youre welcome? how we balance these concerns about wealth inequality and the billionaire elite with the benefits of space exploration, and for some people the flat out cool factor of inventing new ways to go to space? our panel is back. standup comedian actress helen hong, also director and producer, nbcs ben collins, kavitha davens sports can culture writer at the athletic. ben, i wonder if were getting caught up in the w...

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💵Bang for the Buck 3.5 Ill be honest, I didnt have a lot of faith in robot mops. A carpet and a tank of water — unattended — seems like a recipe for disaster for a machine thats just guessing on floor type. And doesnt babysitting defeat the purpose of a robotic cleaner in the first place? But Roborocks latest stab at automated dry and wet cleaning, the Roborock S7, can be trusted to do both jobs without getting itself into trouble. Design and setup: Sleek and simple At first...

💵Bang for the Buck 3.5 Before I tried out the Fenix 6 Pro Solar, all I knew is that it’s one of Garmin’s more maximalist models that’s “tested to U.S. military standards for thermal, shock and water resistance” and priced at $799.99.  Admittedly that description sounded a little excessive for my purposes as most of my activity comes in the form of running. But I was curious about how user-friendly and useful in general its many features would be. And it delive...

💵Bang for the Buck 3.0 This past year of pandemic living has made nearly everyone more reliant on screens…  and therefore more desperate than ever for screen-free entertainment. Thats particularly true of families, who may be searching for non-screen toys for their youngest members (if they have an educational component, even better).  Thanks to this confluence of circumstances, kid-specific audio speakers and storytellers are having a big moment. The German-made Toniebox, a ...

💵Bang for the Buck 4.5 Screens have been essential for survival during this pandemic period, but that doesn’t mean parents are happy with the status quo. Theres been a concurrent scramble to find screen-free alternatives that appeal to the kids.  Audio readers are a palatable – albeit expensive – screen-free toy alternative. Combining education and entertainment, audio readers like Luniis My Fabulous Storyteller are designed for kids to operate independently, so they ca...

💵Bang for the Buck 1.5 Before we get into this review, I’d be remiss not to admit something up front: I am very susceptible to Instagram-famous products. Call me a sucker, sue me, whatever — I simply cannot resist a stylishly muted color or a sunlit product photo. I try to scroll past, but they call to me.  Im willing to bet that a lot of you out there are just like me. Please know that you are seen.  Unsurprisingly, I was extra intrigued by the Always Pan from Our Plac...