Don fehr

Another of Halo’s unique features is Tone, which uses the bracelet’s microphone to periodically listen in on your conversations to tell you what your mood sounds like. I turned the feature off after two days because it felt like a creepy invasion of privacy. But I left it on long enough to complain to my wife about what a bad idea it was. … [Read more...] about Amazon Halo review: The fitness gadget we don’t deserve or need

Liu ultimately finished fourth, in the wake of a turbulent year marked by injury, coaching changes and pandemic disruption. Bradie Tennell supplanted her as winner of the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, with Amber Glenn finishing second and Fremont native Karen Chen, representing the Peninsula Skating Club, taking third. … [Read more...] about Richmond’s Alysa Liu, trying to expand her game, takes 4th at U.S. Figure Skating Championships

Of course, Moana is the heroine of a Disney movie of the same name. The character (portrayed here by Marie Hanford) is 16, three years older than Liu, the Richmond resident who a month ago became the youngest person ever to win a U.S. figure skating championship. … [Read more...] about Alysa Liu enjoying the perks of being a figure skating national champion

Anyone needing food can pick up food bags, which would include the goose meat, either through the drive-thru or walk-up lines at Metro Caring’s site at 1100 E. 18th Ave. They can also sign up for delivery service online at metrocaring.org. … [Read more...] about Denver’s controversial goose-culling program yields meat for families in need

Here’s what that means. Let’s say your family owns smartphones, several computers and a game console. If all of them are being used to consume heavy amounts of data — to stream video, for example — Wi-Fi 6 does a better job at providing bandwidth to all the devices at the same time as opposed to letting one device hog most of it. … [Read more...] about The tech that will invade our lives in 2021