The Fastest Way Ever To Find All Your Lost Photos

This Must Have Device Can Save & Protect ALL Your Photos & Videos In ONE Click.

This affordable new gadget instantly backs up to 50,000 priceless photos and videos in one click, without the frustration and time of searching and organizing them yourself… It’s the fastest, most painless and hassle free way to protect your memories and you can now get it for only $29 (one time fee, no ongoing payments).

Don’t trust your photos to the cloud? Worrying about losing thousands of priceless photos overnight is a common problem.

You probably keep a lot of videos and photos on your computer and you probably intend to back them up, but you just haven’t done it yet. Backing up is hard to do, it’s too expensive and for sure it takes too long.

Storing all of your photos and videos in the Cloud also has risks. You might get locked out of your account, or be hacked by someone who deletes all your stuff. They can also be expensive if you use a lot of storage.

Plus, backing them up manually or uploading them to the Cloud can be a 6 or 8 hour monumental task at best or a multi-weekend-nightmare at worst! Trawling through folders, selecting photos and then waiting up to one hour or more for them to copy across.

And how often will you be willing to go through the same slow process. Once a week? Once a month? Or, most likely, you will completely forget to do it after a while.

Luckily, all these problems have been solved with this innovative and affordable device that gives you the power to download and protect all your memories with the single click of a button. So you can easily save up to 60,000 photos and videos without the headache of manually saving 60,000 photos and videos!

PhotoStick is a very small USB drive that uses cutting edge technology to search your entire computer and finds all your photos and videos and store them in the USB with just one click. This amazing device works both with Mac & Windows computers.

The PhotoStick saves you the frustration of spending hours searching, saving and organizing your photos before backing them up. This little device does it all for you.

Jane Goodall on how her looks helped her career: ‘It didn’t harm either that I wasn’t born ugly’

 Jane Goodall wasn’t your typical scientist when she first started out in her career — and not just because she was one of the few women in her field.

Back in 1960, when she was 26 years old, Goodall traveled from England to Gombe in Tanzania to learn about wild chimpanzees, human’s closest living relatives. Rather than observing the animals from afar, Goodall immersed herself in their world. This led her to making several groundbreaking discoveries including the fact that, like humans, chimpanzees make and use tools, fashioning and using sticks to “fish” for termites. Until then, it was assumed that tool use was what separated humans from every other animal.