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3 New Year’s resolutions that might help thaw the ‘crypto winter’ By Neil C. Hughes As 2018 draws to a close, many members of the crypto community will be happy that they made it through to the end of another volatile year. Many can still be heard repeating their mantra of “I believe in the tech” to anyone that will care to listen. The battle scars of 2018 will ensure that this year will be remembered for all the wrong reasons by crypto enthusiasts. For example, there was the infamous $520 million crypto hack, and more recently another Japan-based crypto exchange was hacked, losing some $60 million worth of cryptocurrency. However, Bitcoin prices falling by… This story continues at The Next Web December 31, 2018 at 07:00AM via The Next Web http://bit.ly/2AlqFAw

9 Celebs Share The Books You Should Add To Your 2019 Reading List By Nicoletta Richardson For many, a new year means a new reading list that you're determined to get through in 365 days. To help you with your 2019 goals, some of our favorite celebrities shared what they read this past year—giving you an inside look as to what you should stack on your nightstand next. Regardless of whether they like eBooks or the real deal, almost all the well-known personalities we've spoken with are burying themselves in a good read. From actress Olivia Wilde to interior designer Jonathan Adler and everyone in between, we've rounded up current books that they've dived into. You're next! READ MORE » December 31, 2018 at 01:45AM via Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://bit.ly/2LMzbgt

13 of the Most Vibrant, Colorful Homes of the Year By Adrienne Breaux Full of boldly colored walls, fun furniture, and vibrant accessories, these 13 homes are bursting with vivid hues in bold ways. They just might inspire you to do some painting in the new year. READ MORE » December 31, 2018 at 01:00AM via Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://bit.ly/2AlLPyu

How a group of students discovered the sounds of solar storms By The Conversation We are now truly living in the era of big data. And it’s not just companies like Facebook and YouTube that are reaping the benefits, big data is transforming science too. In the space sciences, we have an unprecedented number of satellites and ground-based instruments that monitor Earth’s space environment – routinely producing tonnes of data. But how do you process it all? While you may have heard about algorithms and artificial intelligence, there are some decidedly more human approaches too. One of the things I study are the sounds within the Earth’s magnetosphere – the magnetic bubble that protects… This story continues at The Next Web December 31, 2018 at 01:00AM via The Next Web http://bit.ly/2VjSodB

Inside a 160 Square-Foot, Off-the-Grid Cabin With A Minimalist Vibe By Kenya Foy For getaway seekers eyeing remote accommodations of the more sophisticated variety, Virginia design studio GreenSpur has come through marvelously with the Lost Whiskey Cabin. READ MORE » December 31, 2018 at 12:45AM via Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://bit.ly/2QVzV8C

5 Great Places in the U.S. to Live in a Tiny House By Brittany Anas Yes, home is where the heart is and all that good stuff. But, if you're a prospective tiny home owner, it also helps to have zoning regulations on your side and a place to hook up and plug into the grid. Take it from Chase Bowler, who lived in a tiny home for two years in both Ottawa, Ontario and Burlington, Vermont. Originally, he wanted to buy his own plot of land, but quickly realized many lots didn't have electricity hook ups—and putting one in would be a huge expense. If you've got your sights set on a particular location, it's important to review the county and city zoning laws, says Emily Gerde, who lives in a tiny home near Steamboat Springs, Colorado with her family and is the author of " Minimalist Living for a Maximum Lifestyle ." To get started, look for minimum square footage requirements and what kind of Accessory Dwelling Unit (or ADU) requirements exist. (ADU is a tiny h...

How to Say "Cheers" in 10 Different Languages By Caroline Biggs New Year's Eve means a lot of different things to different people across the globe, but one thing stays true for just about everyone: It's a time to celebrate and reflect. And while stateside we like to ring in the New Year with champagne and a congenial "cheers," different cultures around the world have their own distinct celebratory toasts. READ MORE » December 30, 2018 at 07:00PM via Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://bit.ly/2s2yjey