What CDC COVID Vaccination Recommendations Mean for Families
Any grandparents will tell you that random video chats or socially distanced, masked meetings on the back porch are not considered enough time for their […]
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Use These 401 (K) Savings Goals Based on Your Age
When it comes to your 401 (k), it’s never too late to start saving, but how much should you save? Since your savings tend to […]
Continue reading »Change This Ad Setting to Stop Tracking T-Mobile Data
T-Mobile is the current criminal in the world of mobile operators. Uncarrier is not ditching a new pink-tinted mobile data plan – a little more […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Dog Bites Someone
President Joe Biden’s German Shepherd Major, a rescue dog that the Biden family adopted in 2018, is still technically the First Dog of the United […]
Continue reading »A Complete Guide to Sensory Activities for Parents
Sensory activity plays a critical role in the development of a young child. It’s not just for kids who have problems with sensory integration: it’s […]
Continue reading »Use TikTok to Find Your Next Apartment
Everything from meal plans to high-end fashion is sold on social media, so it might not surprise you that ABC News reports that millennials are […]
Continue reading »Celebrate Darkness All Year Round
Each year in the United States there is a short 28-day window to celebrate Blackness. It’s nice to carve out a time when the whole […]
Continue reading »Turn on Your Laptop’s Performance Mode for Faster Speed
Laptop manufacturers usually try to find a balance between power, battery life, and heat dissipation for the device’s default settings. However, since everyone uses their […]
Continue reading »How to Get on the Vaccine Reserve List
If you are anxiously waiting for your turn to get the vaccine, you probably already know all the tricks to make an appointment. (Otherwise, we […]
Continue reading »How Often Should You Check Your Credit Report?
Errors in credit reports are a persistent problem, exacerbated by the pandemic, and the number of complaints about errors from credit bureaus is at an […]
Continue reading »Don’t Ask People Why They Were Vaccinated
Doses for any of the four COVID-19 vaccines currently in circulation are in demand around the world. Being wounded in the arm is cause for […]
Continue reading »Update Your Mac, IPhone, IPad, and Apple Watch Today
If you’re looking for brand new features for your Apple devices, today’s updates from Apple will let you down. However, they are just as important […]
Continue reading »Cook Corn Dogs in a Deep Fryer
Corn dog is breakfast food (sausage, fried dough – it’s all there!) And the best breakfast foods are those that can be prepared quickly and […]
Continue reading »Watch These Podcasts for Kids From Apple and Common Sense Media
Stumbling upon your new favorite podcast is like finding gold; it should be the right mix of content that interests you, not overly intrusive ads, […]
Continue reading »How to Take Better Care of Your Sportswear
When you take off your sweaty workout clothes, you might be tempted to just toss them in the wash along with everything else. But for […]
Continue reading »EST and EDT Are Different Time Zones
This year DST starts on March 14th and lasts all summer – and if you don’t remember this fact, you will one day ruin something […]
Continue reading »How to Check Your Heart Rate With Your Pixel Phone
You can now use your Pixel phone to check your heart rate and breathing rate without using third-party apps or fitness devices. Until now, if […]
Continue reading »Shrimp Frits Are Meant for Depleted Weekday Evenings
It took me a whole year, but I finally figured out how to eat on weekdays in quarantine. We were late in the game, but […]
Continue reading »Check Out Donations Are NOT a Scam
This is one of those grocery formalities that many shoppers ignore: when you pay, you are sometimes asked if you would like to donate to […]
Continue reading »Apple Is Discontinuing the IMac Pro – Now What?
That’s right: Apple is done with its current versions of the iMac Pro, and if you want to get your hands on one – a […]
Continue reading »How to Spend FSA Before Your Grace Period Expires
If your workplace offers a flexible spending (FSA) account with a 2-1 / 2 month grace period for spending 2020, make sure you spend it […]
Continue reading »How to Learn to Touch-Type As an Adult
Maybe you didn’t have to sit endless hours in high school typing class like I did. Or maybe yes, but you would rather write notes […]
Continue reading »How to Import Passwords From .CSV Files in Edge Chromium
Microsoft is testing the ability to import passwords and login information for Edge Chromium using Comma Separated Values (.CSV) files. Edge already lets you import […]
Continue reading »Clean up These Items When It’s Time to Throw Out Your Toothbrush
According to the Aurora Dental Group, a toothbrush lasts an average of three months . After 90 days, you should change yours for a new […]
Continue reading »Three Ways to Use Trader Joe’s Sweet Salted Tomato Spread
If my shopping cart can be considered an example, I think it’s safe to say that Trader Joe’s makes most of his money from impulse […]
Continue reading »How ‘Proffee’ Becomes a Post Workout Protein Source
Proffee is the latest nutritional trend to hit TikTok, combining protein shakes and coffee. It’s a good source of protein, but if you think it’s […]
Continue reading »12 Booze-Worthy Cartoons
Once considered childish, cartoons are increasingly targeting older audiences. Mirroring the rest of television , more animated stories became serialized rather than episodic, following storylines […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age
Just as our bodies tend to atrophy as we age, so does our brain. We all know that you can keep your body in good […]
Continue reading »How to Be a Parent Like Harry and Meghan
Even those who were looking forward to Oprah’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were probably stunned by the various revelations made during last […]
Continue reading »How to Know If You Are Being Followed by AirTags Apple
AirTags have yet to appear – at least when we wrote this – but the often rumored, coin-sized tracking devices should be coming soon. And […]
Continue reading »Store Bath Bombs With Clothing or Bedding
Bath bombs have two main functions: they look good and they smell good. The colored sand balls are designed to turn your bathtub into bubbling, […]
Continue reading »How to Become a Newbie With Journalist Tom Vanderbilt
When was the last time you tried something new? This week we talk about why we lose this thirst for learning after a certain age, […]
Continue reading »Compare Which Presidents Had the Most Tasteful Office Decor
The Oval Office is the closest thing in the United States to the throne room. This is the holy of holies of the presidency. Most […]
Continue reading »How to Use the S Pen With the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
Samsung recently announced that users of its flagship phone, the Galaxy S21 Ultra, will receive a stylus. Galaxy fans were delighted at the thought of […]
Continue reading »How to Qualify for ACA Healthcare Extended Subsidies
Democrats’ latest stimulus bill includes a temporary $ 36 billion expansion in tax breaks for Obamacare, making it easier for middle-class people to qualify for […]
Continue reading »Children’s Culture Guide: Flirting With Death for Adults on TikTok
Maybe it’s a belated reaction to the Halloween cancellation five months ago, or maybe it’s just me, but for some reason the internet was even […]
Continue reading »How to Hack Google Assistant on Your Computer
One day, every digital assistant will be at our fingertips, no matter which platform we prefer, so yelling at Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, or anyone […]
Continue reading »How to Help Children Get Back to School
Transferring children back to class after a three-month summer break is often challenging. Even returning to school after a couple of weeks of winter break […]
Continue reading »Watch the Moon and 3 Planets Line up at Dawn
It is easy enough to spot the moon, but it is much more difficult to determine which points in the night sky are planets. You […]
Continue reading »How to Use Dreams to Ward Off Boredom
Remember when you were a kid in church or a school meeting and allowed yourself to wander, and then the boring event suddenly ended? Daydreaming […]
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