Not the Best Time to Buy an IPhone
Not the best time to buy an iPhone. Bad if you want to rock the latest Apple cell, and bad if you want to buy […]
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Don’t Be a Defensive Listener and Other Ways to “Better” Fight Your Partner
It’s natural to become defensive when we feel misunderstood, especially in romantic relationships. Open communication is the key to any relationship, but a defensive response […]
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Stop Worrying About Whether Fitness Influencers Are on Steroids
The best and worst thing about social media is that it allows us to compare ourselves to others. When it comes to athletes and fitness […]
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How to Play Master in Smash Bros. Melee
Since its release in 2001, Super Smash Bros. Melee has the same static classic roster of 26 iconic Nintendo characters. If you’re a melee fan, […]
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How to Train Your References to Help You Find a Job, According to a Human Resources Expert
Applying for a job and interviewing requires a lot of work from you – putting together the damn best resume the hiring manager has ever […]
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What Is Dependent Personality Disorder (and Can It Ruin Your Relationships)?
There is an endless amount of advice on what to avoid in order to maintain a strong relationship. You must learn each other’s love languages […]
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These Are the Stupidest Fees You Should Never Pay.
Over the course of our lives, we collectively die of nickels and pennies. There are things we need (or want) to pay for, as well […]
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Make Jalapeno Meat Snacks With Pizza Dough Popper
Among the many important, society-shaping innovations that the 90s brought us – the Playstation, text messaging, and Tickle Me Elmo – the jalapeno pepper is […]
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You Need to Update Zoom on Your Mac Right Now
If you spend all day videoconferencing, you might think that Zoom has completely taken over your Mac. However, a serious security vulnerability allows hackers to […]
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Finally Silence Your Creaky Bed
Nothing spoils the mood like a creaky bed. Think of all the times in your life when an insistent squeak or creak got in the […]
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Do These Things to Ease Your Child’s Nervousness on the First Day of School
The approaching school year often means major changes to family schedules, including a renewed morning rush just to get out the door. For many children, […]
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What You Need to Know About Recurring Headaches After COVID
If you have been infected with COVID in the past few months, you may still have symptoms. For a subset of people, the infection can […]
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The 20 Most Horny Erotic Thrillers Ever Made
What happened to the erotic thriller? There’s something of a bell curve in the spread of the sex programmer that rises with the loosening of […]
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7 Preschool Mistakes Every Parent Should Avoid
It pains me to write an article about going back to school – has summer just begun? — but here we are again at this […]
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Use More White Balsamic Vinegar
You’re probably familiar with balsamic vinegar – this exquisite ink bottle sits shyly in the corner of your kitchen under a light layer of dust. […]
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Don’t Use Built-in Browsers for Anything Important
Both Apple and Google do a great job of preventing multiple site tracking. Google Chrome is phasing out cookies , and Apple goes the furthest […]
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You Must Change These Settings on Your New Windows PC
Upgrading machines often means better performance, more memory, and a new stylish design. But even in 2022, setting up a new PC is still a […]
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How to Buy Land Bank Property
If you’ve watched shows like Bargain Block on HGTV or follow Cheap Old Houses or similar Instagram accounts, you’ve probably noticed that some old houses, […]
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Do You Know What You Can Name a Planet?
Since NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency launched the James Webb Space Telescope in December 2021, we have received some of […]
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How to Paint a Brick
The beauty of brick as a richly colored building material is that if you like that color, you don’t have to mess around with paint, […]
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How to Stop Cogongrass Weeds From Taking Over Your Yard
Whether you’ve planted your yard entirely with native grasses and other ground cover plants, or you’re maintaining a traditional turf lawn, there are certain types […]
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These US Airports Had the Most Cancellations This Summer
This summer travel season hasn’t been as relaxing as people had hoped. Until (very) recently, gas prices were exceptionally high and flying was a nightmare, […]
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How to Properly Dispose of Leftover Home Renovation Supplies
Whether you’ve completed a major home renovation or a small weekend project, chances are you’ve got leftover building materials left over. You may also have […]
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How to Donate Your Organs (or Your Entire Body) After Death
You won’t be able to take anything with you when you die, including your body. Without serving you, your organs would simply rot, which would […]
Continue reading »The Choice Between Indica and Sativa Is Becoming More and More Meaningless (and How to Choose Weed)
There is a lot of talk in the consumer cannabis industry about the effects of different strains – indica and sativa, calming or energizing, this […]
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How to Really Tell Your Headphone Volume Is Ruining Your Ears
If you have an iPhone and listen to music with headphones, you’re probably familiar with the “Volume must be turned down” pop-up notification. Based on […]
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How to Do Kettlebell Exercises Without Hurting Your Wrists
A bruised forearm or wrist is a common problem when you start with kettlebells, but it doesn’t have to be. People who can do jerk […]
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What Is Inheritance Theft (and How to Protect Your Money)?
If you have money, property, or other assets that you wish to pass on after death, or if you are the recipient of an inheritance […]
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A Guide to Child Culture for Adults Out of Touch With Reality: What Did Ezra Miller Do?
Young people are often criticized for believing in weird things like mystical folk magic practices and zombie infestations, but some very influential adults also thought […]
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How Humidity Increases Risk of Heat Stroke
When it’s billions of degrees with high humidity, the heat can feel like a heavy blanket suffocating you. As it turns out, the combination of […]
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How to Use End-to-End Encryption on Facebook Messenger Right Now
The meta may not be a bastion of digital privacy (and may very well be its enemy), but times may change. On Thursday, August 11, […]
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How to Move Without Bringing Cockroaches (and Other Pests)
I had a friend who once lived in a small, run-down Manhattan apartment that was infested with cockroaches. When she left, she told me that […]
Continue reading »Social Media Lies to You About Antidepressants
A little over a year ago, when I made the decision to switch to antidepressants, the social media landscape seemed very different—largely sympathetic to the […]
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How to Choose Between Paying for a Flight With Cash or Miles
One of the common travel-related concerns is whether to use cash or miles to buy a ticket. Both options have their pros and cons, so […]
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“Rehearsal” and 13 More Films and Shows That Distort Reality
If you’re not watching the new HBO Max series The Rehearsal , you’re missing out. This new “reality show” by Nathan Fielder ( Nathan For […]
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Why You Should Freeze Water Bottles at an Angle
Staying hydrated is key to surviving the heat , especially if you’re trying to stick to a workout plan during this awfully hot summer. We […]
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How to Fire Someone Without Being a Complete Jerk
Dismissal is destructive . Hell, even an unexpected invitation to a meeting can be intimidating for an employee if their mind wanders to the possibility […]
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How to Recognize “rejection-Sensitive Dysphoria” in Your Child
In the neurodivergent community, the term “rejection-sensitive dysphoria” (RSD) is gaining traction, which means that someone feels pain when they are criticized, or feels that […]
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Can You Live 100% Autonomously in a City or Suburb?
Modern city life is amazing: we can order a burrito on a bike to our door and (usually) have reliable internet. But cities are built […]
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This Vintage Martha Stewart Recipe Makes Candied Fruit Easy to Make.
I love hosting dinner parties, but I hate host anxiety. To combat this, I’m always looking for beautiful, impressive recipes that are secretly simple. Ina […]
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