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APPY LISTS
Get your new year in order with these great list making and ‘to do’ apps
ANY.DO Any.do offers a really slick mobile app that makes it quick to add tasks, organise them into lists, and add due dates. But where it really shines is with its daily ‘Plan my Day’ feature.
KAUAʻI, HAWAII MATTHEW ZIMMERMAN
CEO FARSOUNDER, INC.
The Hawaiian island of Kauaʻi is one of the slightly less touristy islands and is one of my favourite destinations. The island’s sweeping mountains interrupts the almost steady ocean winds resulting in one half of the island being a tropical rainforest and the other side being a near desert. The rainy side of the island offers lush vegetation and plenty of amazing jungle rainbows. But don’t let the regular downpours
NEBULA APOLLO Don’t bother with cables and connect to the Apollo wirelessly, watch whatever you like on a large screen with a pocket-sized Nebula Apollo Smart Portable Projector. This compact yet powerful device allows you to watch your favourite movies or TV shows anywhere.
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37°56’5”N 22°59’2”E CORINTH CANAL
Repair work has been underway in Corinth since January 2021. In July 2022, Greece temporarily reopened the Canal and it closed again in October, scheduled to fully open once again in the summer of 2023, fingers crossed.
prevent you from experiencing the outdoor beauty where the local catch phrase is ‘no rain, no rainbows’. The desert side of the island is the home of Waimea Canyon which is often known as “the Grand Canyon of Hawaii”. If you’re an avid hiker, you can even make the trek from the Nā Pali Coast all the way to the canyon. Exhausting, but spectacular at the same time.
TODOIST Not the most powerful and not the simplest. That’s kind of the point: this app balances power with simplicity, and it does so while running on basically every platform that exists.
THINGS
This is an app with no shortage of features, and yet it always feels simple to use. Adding tasks is quick and so is organising them overall, very well designed.
CLIMATE CHANGERS
These days you can’t talk about the weather without someone weighing in about climate change. So, after the hottest summer in history, suddenly there are some exciting new destinations to take advantage of.
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IT BURNS! The hotter the sun, the more tanned
and fabulous you look. Don’t worry about the aging effects of the sun, it’s all about the now and wow!
SURF THE TSUNAMI Have you ever fancied surfing a tsunami?
Well soon you can with climate change on the horizon as temperatures increase and the sea levels rise. Watch out for those giant waves and ride ‘em home! Totally gnarly!
RAIN, RAIN GONE AWAY A new generation will soon have no
idea what rain and snow are. Imagine never having to buy rain gear or heavy winter clothes! You can live forever in a
swimsuit and never worry about being cold or getting wet unless you want to. It’s a win-win situation, isn’t it?!
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SUMMER IN JANUARY It’s always summer somewhere and soon, January in the northern hemisphere will be no exception. Forget about waiting till July and dealing with hordes of tourists, it’s going to be summer all year round, soon you’ll be sunbathing in the arctic, enjoy!
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CARBONATED FOOTPRINT Some people talk about carbon footprints,
we prefer the carbonated footprint, is it a new cocktail or a foot spa? Much more fun than having to plant trees and offset fossil fuel consumption. Top me up!
SKI SEASON? Not any more! If you’ve slaved as a
chalet girl or spent hours as a ski instructor, those days are over! You can stay onboard all year round, there’s no such thing as an off-season now!
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