Carey Vanderborg

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My name is Carey Vanderborg and I'm a journalist working in New York City. I love food, travel, craft beer, live music and writing about all of the above.

 

Carey Vanderborg

New Canadian $20 Bill Thought Shocking By Focus Groups

The Bank of Canada has unveiled their new $20 bill. The impossible to copy $20 polymer bank note features an updated design of Queen Elizabeth II and Canada's National Vimy Memorial and incorporates the latest in anti-counterfeiting technology. So why were focus groups appalled?

Who Is Howard Carter? 5 Things To Know About The Man In The Latest Google Doodle

Featured in the latest Google Doodle is Howard Carter, an English archaeologist and Egyptologist known for having a primary role in the discovery of the tomb of 14th-century BC pharaoh Tutankhamun (a.k.a. King Tut). Carter, who discovered King Tut's tomb on Nov. 4, 1922, is illustrated in the Google Doodle on the 138th anniversary of his birthday.

Facebook IPO: Five Things To Consider Before You Buy Facebook Stock

As Mark Zuckerbeg and other top Facebook executives have hit the road in an effort to draw interest in what is estimated to be the largest intital public offering in internet history, the Co-Founder and CEO is betting that investors will Like Facebook. The Menlo Park, California-based Facebook will set its final price on the eve of May 18 -- the company's first day of trading.

What Causes Brain Freeze? Research Study Points To Local Changes In Brain Blood Flow [VIDEO]

Brain Freeze -- it's that devastating, instantaneous pain in the temples that one sometimes gets after eating something frozen. And until now, researchers could never quite understand what causes it. While previous studies have found that people who suffer from migraines are actually more likely to get brain freeze, a new study links brain freeze and other headache types to local changes in brain blood flow.

New iPhone Rumors: Why Insiders Believe The '4-Inch Screen' Speculation May Be True [PHOTOS]

While Apple has left the details of the iPhone 5, the iPhone 6, the iPhone 4G, or whatever you want to call it, to much of the imagination, iPhone insiders have gotten access to some of the most valued particulars of the mysterious phone -- its size. Apple insider iLounge is reporting that the Cupertino, Calif., based company is abandoning the long-rumored teardrop-shaped iPhone 5 in favor of another glass-bodied design.

Eduardo Saverin: 10 Things To Know About The Facebook Co-Founder

Eduardo Saverin is just one of four co-founders of the social-network powerhouse that is Facebook. But what makes Saverin so unique, among other qualities, is that while he is the only co-founder to have no decision making power in the company, he still owns less than 5 percent of Facebook's shares and has a net worth of $2 billion.

Top 10 Autocorrect Fails

Autocorrect -- it's one of the most popular topics of conversation when criticizing the many features of Apple's iPhone. If you're iPhone savvy and consider yourself to be a pro at churning out messages, then you've definitely experienced the woes of sending out a misunderstood text.

Death On NYC Train Station Platform: Who Is William Coyman?

The mysterious death of William Coyman, a retired teamster from Boston, Mass., has raised many questions about the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident. In August, the Beantown teamster stepped off an Amtrak train in New York City and collapsed on the platform at Pennsylvania station.

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