By KI MAE HEUSSNER
Don’t want to pay for content hidden behind the New York Times’ recently-raised paywall? Hopping over it may be easier than you think. Since the Times’ announcement two weeks ago that it would start charging for access to its site, programmers, readers and bloggers have made a sport of finding the holes in the so-called Grey Lady’s digital wall, spreading their tactics far and wide. Some have burrowed in with lines of code, others are finding free access just by switching Web browsers.
Moleskine’s new Kindle cover offers a way to take notes while reading on the eReader, a function the Kindle hasn’t yet mastered. Moleskine’s Kindle cover includes notebook paper and a pen holder, an elastic band to keep the Kindle in place, and signature black cover. Available for 
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The Art of Lucid Dreaming – a New eBook Release
With the release of 2010′s sci-fi blockbuster movie, Inception, the world has finally “woken up” to the concept of self awareness in dreams. This scientifically-proven phenomenon is known as lucid dreaming.
Lucid dreams are exceptional for two main reasons: first, they are extremely vivid and lifelike, placing the dreamer in a rich virtual reality existence where anything is possible. Secondly, they allow the dreamer to manipulate elements of the dream at will. This gives us the power to take wild flights of fancy, forge intimate connections with other dream figures, and even talk directly to the subconscious self which lives and breathes within the lucid dreamscape.