How to Know If You and Your Family Are at Risk of Leadership
Home Depot recently had to pay compensation for using home renovation contractors who were not certified to properly handle old lead paint they might encounter […]
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How to Test Beauty Products Practically in Google Shopping
The new online shopping feature in Google search makes buying beauty products online a little less risky. Now you can virtually “try on” beauty products […]
Continue reading »Add Candy Syrup to Your Bourbon
Peppermint is one of my favorite seasonal flavors. I usually love it with chocolate, but a recent batch of candy cane syrup made me pair […]
Continue reading »How to Make Voice and Video Calls to WhatsApp From a Laptop
WhatsApp is more than just a text chat service – as far back as I can remember, you could use it for voice and video […]
Continue reading »How to Poke Someone With Your Finger
Finger masturbation is one of the best ways to please a woman. This allows you to give them really targeted, targeted stimulation and may be […]
Continue reading »We Have Two COVID Vaccines
Late Thursday night, the FDA announced it would issue an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the COVID Moderna vaccine, bringing our immunization arsenal to a […]
Continue reading »Break Your Baby’s Tantrum With This Script
If you have a toddler and that little one is having tantrums, you know there is no surefire way to piss him off every time. […]
Continue reading »How to Cut Back on Alcohol Use During a Pandemic
The uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 likely means that there are decidedly fewer opportunities in your life than before. Before the Times had gyms, restaurants, cinemas, […]
Continue reading »How Does It Feel to Die
Even if death is a universal experience, we don’t know much about what it actually feels like to die. What happens to your body and […]
Continue reading »When Is It Better to Rent a Car Than to Buy?
Since buying a car is one of the biggest purchases you can make, it is wise to consider all your options. Both leasing and buying […]
Continue reading »The Adult Culture Guide to Childhood Culture: Hot Girl Ish
It can’t be ignored anymore: Christmas is almost here, and it’s time to obey – to surrender to our unique American celebration of the day […]
Continue reading »Cook the Rice in Front of the Rest of the Rice in the Microwave
The most constant element of my meal plan during a pandemic is the food I call “rice cake.” Even one fried egg or a bowl […]
Continue reading »How to Turn Off 5G on IPhone 12
One of the most notable features of the iPhone 12 is its 5G speed. However, many users may find that the constant boost of turbocharged […]
Continue reading »How Can I Prevent My Ex From Accessing My Accounts?
The other day, my friend’s Facebook account was hacked, and the attackers used an ingenious trick to permanently block her: they turned on two-factor authentication […]
Continue reading »How to Use HDR Mode When Taking Photos
HDR – or high dynamic range image processing – has been a common feature on both iPhone and Android for some time now, and can […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Cheapest Disney + Plan
Since Disney + launched in 2019, the streaming service has gained over 86 million paying subscribers , and this month at Disney Investors Day, they […]
Continue reading »Use the Lust Trap to Catch Your Love on Social Media
Director, producer and comedy show host Tyler Perry has never had an impact on lifestyle. He’s insanely successful – a billion dollar show business tycoon […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Share Your Smartphone Screen on the Discord App
Discord has finally added screen sharing to its Android and iOS apps. Now you can share the screen of your mobile device with 50 other […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Kids to Sleep: an Age Guide
Disturbed sleep is one of the inevitable reasons to become a parent. Even if you are really lucky to have a baby who sleeps all […]
Continue reading »Place Virtual Baby Grogu in Your Home
If you haven’t brought Baby Yoda / Grog / Child into your home for the holidays yet – whether in the form of a giant […]
Continue reading »Why Will We Wear Masks for a While?
As much as we miss Before Times – when we didn’t have to wear masks and could go to crowded places, travel, have parties, attend […]
Continue reading »How to Stream Amazon Luna Games on Android
Amazon Luna cloud gaming service is now available for Android in the US, adding yet another way to play console-quality games from anywhere on your […]
Continue reading »Give Your Whipped Cream a Sophisticated Look With Cocktail Bitters
Whipped cream is the final fluffy touch to many desserts and drinks, and for good reason. It tastes good (like cream), looks good (like a […]
Continue reading »Plan a Free Trip to the National Park
The National Park Service has announced free parking dates for 2021 and it’s time to start making travel plans. Since the pandemic kept us indoors […]
Continue reading »You Will Want to See the “kiss” of Jupiter and Saturn
If the sky is clear enough when you live, you should look up early next week to witness something that I can only compare to […]
Continue reading »Children Deserve Snowy Days Even in a Pandemic
Earlier this week, my husband and I warned our 10-year-old that despite a heavy blizzard approaching us, a snowy day is unlikely. He had a […]
Continue reading »How to Recognize the Early Signs of Dementia in a Family Member
It is difficult to see that someone is in pain. We have all experienced pain to one degree or another, so when a loved one […]
Continue reading »You Can Finally Watch HBO Max on Roku
Our long national nightmare is over. No, not that one. My point is that you can finally watch HBO Max on Roku without resorting to […]
Continue reading »Turn Microsoft Authenticator Into a Password Manager
Microsoft is testing a new password management feature in its Authenticator app, making the former even more useful as a one-stop center for all of […]
Continue reading »Add a Christmas Flair With These 8 Relaxing Videos
Earlier this week, I wrote that parents can – even should – amplify the magic of this year’s holiday even more than usual. That’s all […]
Continue reading »Please Don’t Rinse the Ground Beef
By now, you’ve probably seen the chaotic TikTok video of a young woman rinsing cooked ground beef to get rid of “all that fat.” This […]
Continue reading »No Flight Can Be Truly COVID-Free
Delta now offers “no-quarantine” flights to Europe , which, while daring, are also billed as “COVID-free.” If only it were so easy to guarantee that […]
Continue reading »The Best New Features in Firefox 84 for Desktops and Android
The latest Firefox update, version 84 , is now available for desktops and Android. While you’re updating your browser, let’s take a quick look at […]
Continue reading »How to Set up Google Stadia on IOS Without an App
As you may recall, Apple rules its App Store with an iron fist. And it’s going to be a chilly day in Cupertino before the […]
Continue reading »You Can’t Beat COVID-19 With Diet, No Matter What the Internet Tells You
In the face of so much uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is tempting to look for answers that can help you regain your […]
Continue reading »How MRNA Vaccines Work
The first COVID vaccine introduced in the United States from Pfizer and BioNTech is an mRNA vaccine. The second is likely to be, too: the […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the Muppet Christmas Carol Online Series
Each year, my family follows a strict list of holiday events, including the rule that the Muppet Christmas Carol can only be viewed on Christmas […]
Continue reading »How to Sell Your Jewelry for Cash
Jewelry is a fairly common holiday gift, but as with other types of gifts, it isn’t necessarily something you want to keep forever. You may […]
Continue reading »Go Beyond Cookies and Candy With These 7 Edible Holiday Gifts
Food is a good gift, although giving it can be tricky because – due to social norms – most people literally fall asleep with cookies […]
Continue reading »Children Can Chat With Santa Claus in Messenger Kids
Previously, the only option for a child to personally contact Santa in the run-up to Christmas was to send a handwritten letter to the North […]
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