You can now go to the gym in Iowa to break out a sweat after they were shut down for a couple of months. Of course, you will notice a few changes. Gyms are operating with new safety guidelines in place. Whether pushing, pulling, running or lifting, people are breaking a sweat for all the same reasons. “It’s great to be able to get out of the house a little bit and get back in some hobbies,” says gym-goer Nick Watson.
December 21, 2005 There are a lot of folks out there with HDTV’s. Of course, we HD advocates want to watch as much content as we can at sweet, sweet HD resolutions. But even our once-fancy Progressive Scan DVD Player only outputs at 480p. What’s a boy to do? Upconvert, that’s what. A totally decent upconverting DVD player might cost you as little as $125. But before you go out and buy the first one you see at Best Buy, you need to do a little thinking about your current system.
[Note: This galette got some fresh photos in 2019 because the 2006 ones were pretty, uh, “rustic.”] About five years ago, my best friend decided to host Christmas Eve dinner at her new house, and I came over to help but, whew, we had set out a lot of cooking for ourselves. We made this mushroom galette and I remember thinking at the time it was one of the most elaborate things I’d ever made, but what I really meant was “pain in the ass.
Backlit keyboards don't just look cool, but they make using your computer in low-light environments easier. Instead of hunching over your keyboard or increasing the monitor’s brightness, so you can see what key you’re pressing, you can turn on your keyboard’s backlight. However, different apps, software updates, or hardware issues might stop your backlit keyboard from working. So if you’ve already restarted your computer or connected your keyboard to every USB port, and it’s still not working, it’s time you take a closer look at the problem.
In his new movie, The Mule, director and star Clint Eastwood is set to play the role of an elderly man with a checkered family history who tries to make peace with his past. And in real life, Clint seems to be trying to do the same thing. He invited all eight of his children to join him for the premiere on Dec. 10. “Clint knows this might be his last film, and he wanted all of his kids to be there,” an insider revealed to Closer Weekly.