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Essay: Why is it so hard to turn a Tinder date into a relationship?

Jenna Birch
Sep 15, 2018 1:00 AM - It's great that you can swipe on an app and find new dates quickly. What's less great is how few of those dates seem to stick, and how chaotic the landscape can seem. Is all the work of matching and meeting up actually counterproductive?
Elon Musk said a Tesla could drive itself across the country by 2018. One just crashed backing out of a garage.

Drew Harwell
Sep 15, 2018 1:00 AM - No one was hurt, but the owner was rattled: The car had failed disastrously, during the simplest of maneuvers, using one of the most basic features from the self-driving technology he and his family had trusted countless times at higher speeds.
Analysis: In smart homes, convenience trumps privacy risks

Sonia Rao
Sep 15, 2018 1:08 AM - We set up motion detectors in our homes. We install cameras. We speak to Google Homes and Amazon Echoes as we would actual humans and allow them to listen in on our daily lives.
Review: Hands on with the iPhone Xs Max, the Big Mac of smartphones

Geoffrey A. Fowler
Sep 15, 2018 1:15 AM - Confused by the latest crop of Apple's iPhone? Here's how to think of them: Big and pricey -- iPhone Xs ($999); Bigger and a little less pricey -- iPhone XR ($749); Biggest and most-expensive ever -- iPhone Xs Max ($1,099).
Why Apple designer Jony Ive is 'zealous' about Apple Watch

Christina Passariello
Sep 15, 2018 1:07 AM - "Apple's inception was about making tech useful and relevant, in a very personal way. And the watch is unambiguously the most personal product we make," said Jony Ive, Apple's design chief who joined the company more than 25 years ago and first made his mark with the candy-colored iMacs of the 1990s.
Timeshare likened to buying a car

By Edith Lank
Sep 15, 2018 6:00 AM - If people thought of timeshares more like a car, how the value doesn't increase and may decrease, and there will be maintenance costs, they may be happier.
Add some 'wow' to your walk in the door

By Megan McDonough
Sep 15, 2018 6:00 AM - Your entryway is the gateway to the rest of your home. It is the one space you (and guests) are guaranteed to see and it has the important job of storing essentials that help make your day run smoothly (keys, jackets, bags, etc.).
Surveillance cameras allowed in common areas

BY DAVID M. BENDOFF
Sep 15, 2018 7:00 AM - Q. The board of our association is looking into security cameras for each of our buildings that would record common areas for later review in the event of vandalism, or complaints of rules violations. Are there any legal considerations we need to take into account with posting such cameras?
Shodeen Homes offers special close-out incentives at Blackberry Creek in Elburn

Submitted by Tracey Bosch
Sep 14, 2018 10:44 PM - Times running out to own a new home at Blackberry Creek community in Elburn, where only 10 homes remain for sale by Shodeen Homes, including homes for quick delivery and the decorated model.
Advocate Health Care welcomes neuromuscular neurologist David P. Randall, DO, to its Brain & Spine Institute

Submitted by Advocate Lutheran General Hospital
Sep 14, 2018 10:41 PM - Advocate Health Care is pleased to welcome David P. Randall, DO to the Advocate Brain & Spine Institute. Dr. Randall will develop a neuromuscular neurology program at the Institute serving as Director of Neuromuscular Neurology for Advocate Medical Group.

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