Get Free Museum Day Tickets Now
Smithsonian Free Museum Day is on September 21 this year, but you can now buy tickets for the day. In case you’re not familiar, Free […]
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Teachers Can Get a Free Premium Subscription to the Calm Meditation App
Everyone knows that the teaching profession can be stressful. The Calm app aims to make this a little less visible by offering teachers a free […]
Continue reading »Don’t Throw Your Old Xbox or PlayStation in the Trash
As part of New York’s new electronics waste collection program last week, s official said more than 100,000 items were collected from home in less […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Use Windows Defender Ransomware Protection
An important security feature in Windows Defender is disabled by default: Ransomware protection. This is surprising because ransomware is a serious threat that locks your […]
Continue reading »Recession Will Complicate Trump’s Re-Election
More than a year is left before the presidential elections, but one of the topics that comes out on top in the list of discussions […]
Continue reading »How to Quickly Switch Between Multiple Google Accounts
I have three Google accounts: one for personal use, one for the college alumni association, and one for work. Switching from one to the other […]
Continue reading »Peach Liqueur Made for Shrubs
Peach liqueur is a tricky business. With a luscious, banal image and candy-like taste, it requires a delicate hand. (Feeling whimsical doesn’t hurt either.) But […]
Continue reading »Have You Ever Read Your Diary?
Journaling can be a great practice to get ready for the start of the day , to think about your goals and dreams , and […]
Continue reading »Here’s How Many Notifications Your Landlord Should Give You Before Showing Up.
If you know your landlord is going to visit your apartment, you probably at least consider cleaning up. Make sure you don’t need to shower […]
Continue reading »Plex Users: Uninstall the Windows Store App and Download the Updated App
One of the great things about Plex – aside from using it to build your own private, shared streaming library – is how many platforms […]
Continue reading »Book Half the Amtrak Sept. Starting Today
If you are planning a train trip in September, you will need to book your tickets now. Starting today (August 16) and ending tomorrow, select […]
Continue reading »How to Buy a Country
President Trump has shown interest in buying Greenland – and while the Greenland Foreign Office said via Twitter that they are “open for business, not […]
Continue reading »Is It Too Early to Get the Flu Shot?
As you bask in the final weeks of summer, I’m sure you’re thinking about one thing: flu shots. They’re Here – Rite Aid just announced […]
Continue reading »Get Paid for Moving to These States
If you’re working remotely and dreaming of a different location to set up your laptop, it might be time to take a step: States and […]
Continue reading »Don’t Install the August Microsoft Surface Firmware Updates
If you have one of the latest Surface devices from Microsoft – Surface Book 2 or Surface Pro 6 – you need to pause Windows […]
Continue reading »How to Start Swimming for Fitness
Did you take a dip in the pool to complete this month’s swimming challenge? If not, it may be because you are not quite sure […]
Continue reading »Why You Probably Shouldn’t Book Your Flight Through a Third-Party Travel Site
Last month, scammers posing as Expedia stole thousands of dollars from travelers in hopes of confirming or modifying their phone bookings. But booking flights with […]
Continue reading »How Do I Extend the Display Across Two Monitors?
In this week’s Tech 911 column, Lifehacker’s advice column for everything geeky, we answer a question from a reader who has a problem setting up […]
Continue reading »Use the Google Assistant to Remind Your Family of Upcoming Events
When you’re an organized person in your family, or the only one keeping an eye on an ever-expanding to-do list, it can feel like your […]
Continue reading »Improve Your Reading Comprehension With These New Google Doc Fonts
When you write papers, remember that it can be difficult for your readers to understand what you have printed – an issue that affects up […]
Continue reading »Enjoy These Apple Heirloom Reviews From Author Chuck Wendig
You don’t have to be a big-C food writer to write great about food; enthusiasm for the subject and the ability to speak is sufficient. […]
Continue reading »How to Listen to Every Minute of the Original Woodstock Festival
The Woodstock 50th anniversary concert may not have gone as planned, but if you can’t make it to the Maryland event, here’s something you can […]
Continue reading »Cool Drinks Perfectly With This Calculator
I will never forget the time I asked for ice at Valerie Patisserie. It was a particularly hot day in Oxford, and I took a […]
Continue reading »Get a New Pet on Shelter Clearing Saturday
If you’re considering adding a furry friend to your family, Saturday might be the perfect time to find one. Saturday is “ Clear the Shelters,” […]
Continue reading »Where to Check for Bed Bugs in Hotel Rooms Before Unpacking
There is nothing better than feeling like you’ve finally arrived at your hotel after a long day of travel, grabbed your key card and ended […]
Continue reading »Update Your Pet’s Microchip Information Today
It’s wise to get a microchip for your pet so that you can reunite if it ever gets lost, but remember that there is one […]
Continue reading »How to Treat Yourself to Birthday Gifts All Year Round
It seems that these days the Every Retail and fast food chain has its own loyalty program, and one of the benefits that the good […]
Continue reading »How Do You Know When a Recession Is Coming
It looks like everyone is using the dreaded R word this week – recession as the stock market looks upside down, bond yields are falling […]
Continue reading »Check the Emergency Number for Your Destination Before You Travel.
What Happens When You Dial 911 While Overseas? Depending on where you are, he will either put you in touch with the local emergency response […]
Continue reading »What’s Going on With the Stock Market?
The stock market has been extremely volatile this week – down, then up, then down again. The last fall was particularly steep; Wednesday was the […]
Continue reading »See What Baby Rashes Look Like on Dark Skin With Brown Skin Matters
If you’ve ever seen something unusual on your baby’s skin, you’ve probably turned to the internet for advice as you look forward to seeing your […]
Continue reading »How to Recover From a Nightmare
If you’ve ever woken up during a particularly dire nightmare , you know how frustrating it can be. It would be one thing if the […]
Continue reading »Get Beyond Burger for Free at Carl’s Jr. Today
If you enjoyed trying the Impossible Burger at Burger King last week , you can now try its rival Beyond Burger at Carl’s Jr. Carl’s […]
Continue reading »Your Pet Probably Doesn’t Need Supplements
Most people don’t need to take vitamin supplements , and most pets don’t. But Vox says the pet supplement industry is about as big as […]
Continue reading »What’s Your Favorite Mind Mapping App?
In this Hive Five – a list of the best of the best apps based on your recommendations and our research – we want to […]
Continue reading »How to Dispose of Household Cleaning Products and Hazardous Chemicals
Unsurprisingly, when hazardous chemicals are dumped in landfills or waterways, they cause serious damage to the environment and our health. Just last week, six states […]
Continue reading »Tell the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau That Debt Collectors Do Not Need to Write to You
In May, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed new rules for debt collectors . This update of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which has […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for a Downturn
If you are like many Americans, stock market fluctuations do not necessarily prevent you from sleeping at night – only about half of us invest […]
Continue reading »Install the Windows August 2019 Update Now
Windows 10 users: Take a moment to make sure your PC has the August 2019 Microsoft security updates. While you’ve probably already been prompted to […]
Continue reading »Avoid Plagiarism With the New Google Assignments Tool
This year, Google is helping teachers fight scammers and helping students make sure they don’t accidentally copy someone else’s work. On Wednesday, Google announced Assignments […]
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