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1 month ago | 
sparkleon.substack.com | Anna McNuff |Kate Harvey |Emily Male |Selina Barker
"For me, I just feel like hierarchies are dying, and we have to be the ones that smash them. Like, honestly, I’m so over it. I am not on Substack to “get” 100,000 subscribers by standing on the shoulders of my fellow writers and colleagues —that's a lot of work.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
bricknerd.com | Kate Harvey
Now that I have your attention, this article could actually be called, “How I lost the love of the brick…and found it again bit by bit through LEGO dragons, inspiration from a TFOL, and laughing at least 50 times a day at a LEGO fan weekend.” Let’s begin. Losing Your Love of LEGOI always used to feel bemused when I heard that people had lost their love of the brick.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
consumer.org.nz | Kate Harvey
Heaters to avoidWe test heaters in a special room with 81 evenly spaced temperature sensors. Using the readings from the sensors, we create a 3D map to help us measure how effective each heater is. This lets us see how quickly it heats the room and how good its thermostat is at controlling the temperature. The three heaters that got the worst scores: Score: 45Price: $119This is the lowest-scoring heater we’ve tested. It only got 14 out of 100 for heating speed because it’s so slow.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
medium.com | Kate Harvey
Blast airdrops are essentially distribution events where free tokens, specifically Blast or Blast-related assets, are sent to wallet addresses of participants within the cryptocurrency community. This method of distribution serves as a marketing strategy, intended to heighten awareness and broaden the distribution of the token.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
medium.com | Kate Harvey
Want to get the Blast freebies with DappRadar but unsure where to begin? Don't worry, as this tutorial will explain the process thoroughly. To get started, head over to the DappRadar platform, your go-to place for tracking decentralized applications and finding airdrops. Looking to claim a Blast airdrop through DappRadar?
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
medium.com | Kate Harvey
Blast airdrops have become a popular way for crypto enthusiasts to get free tokens. If you're new to the world of cryptocurrency and want to claim your share of free Blast airdrops, you've come to the right place. In this beginner's guide, we'll walk you through the process step by step, using DappRadar for easy access. Before we dive into claiming Blast airdrops, let's understand what they are.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
medium.com | Kate Harvey
Airdrops are a common strategy in the cryptocurrency world to reward users and promote new projects. This article compares Blast airdrops to other notable airdrops, highlighting their unique features and impacts on the crypto community. Blast (BLAST) is a meme coin on the Solana blockchain, which has seen significant distribution through airdrops. The Blast airdrop strategy focuses on community engagement and rewarding active participants within the Solana ecosystem.
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May 31, 2024 | 
nowtolove.co.nz | Kate Harvey
We were two peas in a pod,” says Izzy Fenwick, blinking away tears as she picks up a framed photo of her and her dad, famed environmentalist Sir Rob Fenwick, from her desk. It’s been four years since the founder of pioneering organic compost company Living Earth passed away. His death is still raw for 33-year-old Izzy. A father to three daughters, Rob lost his five-year battle with cancer in 2020.
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Jul 21, 2023 | 
consumer.org.nz | Kate Harvey
By Kate Harvey Research writer Have you been reading something lately and found yourself scratching your head? Maybe an insurance document? Or an application form? With your nomination, it could win a Worst Brainstrain Communication award. That’s one of the categories of this year’s Plain Language Awards. Last year the award was “won” by the Ministry of Social Development for its website about the Covid-19 Leave Support Scheme.
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Jul 7, 2023 | 
consumer.org.nz | Kate Harvey
The Commerce Commission has today detailed the response it’s had to letters sent to a group of councils and companies about the surcharge customers pay when using a credit card or contactless debit card. Businesses have been paying lower fees for accepting these payment types since the introduction of the Retail Payment System Act in November 2022.
