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by any chance? spencer, here is a question. can tech make you a better rapper? sounds like it can, yes. and whats this? lara at a rave. yes, im at a rave. dont say a word. ive got bass in a backpack, this is amazing. welcome back. first up this week, were going to be talking about drones, which gives us a perfect example to show off our shiny new base here in glasgow. which is rather picturesque. not that drones are always welcome. true. james has been checking out some of the latest t...

The mayor says the purchase will ensure that a permanent memorial to the victims is built at the site of the massacre.

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The impulse to buy what pops up on social media is costing people hundreds of dollars a month and leading to regret, according to new research.Research from Ban

If you want to see results, you need a little discipline—and a little wiggle room, too.

Americans have impulsively spent $71 billion on things they've seen on social media over the last year, according to a new Bankrate survey.

Pretty much any personal finance expert worth her salt will tell you to avoid impulse spending, which can wreak havoc on your financial life. But Americans seem just unable to stop. According to a...

Gift shops are quickly becoming essential parts of big churches. They’re places for everyone to gather, catch up and welcome each other to another week of

Technology can be a helpful support, but i dont necessarily think it can replace the human spirit and the soul. when i play with technology i try to make sure that it is a support to what im doing versus a replacement to the art or the organicness. with the headset planned for release injuly for between $3,000—$5,000, its not exactly an impulse purchase. the software, however, will sell separately for a much more palatable $10, which is arguably the most fun part of the system. six weeks later...

Things that they cant turn off in the brain. speaking to a real—time rhyming dictionary does feel more fluid. so am i really being creative orjust a mouthpiece for a machine? so many musicians struggle with this question when using tech. technology can be a helpful support, but i dont actually think it can replace the human spirit and the soul. when i play with technology i try to make sure that it is a support to what im doing versus a replacement to the art or the organicness. with the heads...