Sous-Vide Tuna Confit Is Much Better Than Canned Food
I have always appreciated a good tuna sandwich. You can make a good one even with mediocre water-filled fish, although you’ll have to rely heavily […]
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Our 10 Favorite Prime Day Suggestions for PC Enthusiasts
Prime Day is coming. While I wouldn’t blame you if you’ve all shopped from and want to check out the next day or so, there […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Today’s Event Apple IPhone 12
Fall has historically been considered “Apple’s announcement season,” but like everything else in 2020, things are a little different this year. Rather than posting all […]
Continue reading »When Can You Exercise While You Are Sick, and When You Can Not?
Common sense dictates that you shouldn’t play sports when you are not feeling well, but there are a few exceptions. If you’re worried that illness […]
Continue reading »Install These Unreleased OxygenOS 11 Wallpapers on Almost Any Android Device
OnePlus “OxygenOS” is a modified version of the Android operating system exclusive to OnePlus smartphones, offering unique features and capabilities that differ from, say, Samsung […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Fitbit’s New ECG Feature
With the latest update, the Fitbit Sense watch can now display an electrocardiogram (EKG / EKG). This is similar to the FDA-approved feature the Apple […]
Continue reading »How to Remove a Supreme Court Judge From Office
Impeachment isn’t just about presidents. The constitution allows other officials to be impeached , including justices of the Supreme Court. No judge of this court […]
Continue reading »Don’t Tell Kids to “pause” Their Online Games
I’ll make a scene: Your child is playing an online multiplayer game on their tablet, computer, or other electronic device. It’s also time for lunch, […]
Continue reading »Do You Need Life Insurance If You Are Single?
It is generally accepted that life insurance is necessary when people depend on your income, but what if you are single? It may not be […]
Continue reading »How to Overcome a Slump in Reading
Recently I have not had time to finish reading the book. I’ve been here before. Although I usually read one or two books a week, […]
Continue reading »How to Add an Air Quality Widget in IOS 14
I’ve talked a lot lately about air quality – as a Californian it’s hard to avoid, but since many of the wildfires hitting the West […]
Continue reading »You Hate “pretending” and You Know It
When my son was about four years old, he loved to play the same game with me. Well, not really a game; more like the […]
Continue reading »How to Cope With Pandemic Anxiety, With Psychologist Elena Welch, Ph.D. and Psychiatrist David D. Burns, M.D.
This week we are learning how to reduce anxiety with the help of two cognitive behavior experts: psychologist Elena Welch, Ph.D., and psychiatrist David D. […]
Continue reading »Place the Bowl of Olives in a Single Pit
Placing a mold next to a bowl of discarded olives has long been a “go”, but an empty mold needs an explanation. Instead of telling […]
Continue reading »Go Camping This Winter
Camping was a great way to spend the summer of the pandemic: you naturally got social distancing, you didn’t need to spend time indoors with […]
Continue reading »How to Get Along With Your Ex After a Breakup
Getting along with your ex may be necessary if you have mutual friends, children, or for professional reasons. However, aside from adjusting to others outside […]
Continue reading »The Real Story of Columbus Day
On Friday, Donald Trump issued a proclamation announcing that the country would celebrate Columbus Day today – a fairly standard step for a president. But […]
Continue reading »This App Finds a Prescription by Scanning Your Glasses
Sometimes you just need (or want) a new pair of glasses, even if you can see perfectly using the ones you already have. In situations […]
Continue reading »How to Treat or Treat at Home
Each month of parenting during a pandemic brings with it many questions that parents never thought they would have to ask themselves. Will my child […]
Continue reading »How to Customize Google Assistant Shortcuts for Your Android Apps
It’s great that Google Assistant now works with some third-party apps. And by “works with,” I mean you can now issue multiple commands to the […]
Continue reading »Hot Dogs in a Deep Fryer – the Platonic Ideal of Machines at Gas Stations
When I first heard someone admiring their “deep fryer” and touting its ability to cut calories, I almost immediately lost interest. I just don’t care […]
Continue reading »Revise Your Budget by Solving the Problem Without Wasting a Single Day
For many Americans, a day off is not a pandemic budgeting exercise, but an everyday reality. But others are wasting on what has been called […]
Continue reading »Create a Temporary Baby Monitor With New Android Sound Notifications
The world is full of loud noises competing for our attention, but sometimes we may not be fully aware of what is happening around us. […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Airbnb’s New Halloween Booking Policy
Airbnb definitely doesn’t want people to rent out properties on their site for parties. First, in August they announced a global party ban . They […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Pets Safe on Halloween
Many people consider pets to be part of their family, so it makes sense to include them in their holiday celebrations. Whether it’s putting leftover […]
Continue reading »Why All Days Run Together and How to Cope
There was a lot of talk about burnout during the COVID pandemic , and rightfully so – new work conditions (or unemployment), coupled with family […]
Continue reading »How to Get a Free Box of Mac and Cheese From Kraft This Weekend
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese has been a staple of children’s kitchens and pantries across North America for over 80 years. Ever since it first hit […]
Continue reading »Distract As a Public Speaker, Including During Zoom Meetings
Earlier this week, during the Vice President’s debate, we were shown a display of Senator Kamala’s annoyed expression and a two-minute shot of a fly […]
Continue reading »Receive an Extra Dozen $ 1 Donuts From Krispy Kreme Every Saturday in October
Well, it’s been a week. We somehow made it to Saturday morning, and this achievement deserves recognition. Krispy Kreme thinks so too, and today – […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Check Your Auto-Paid Subscriptions
How much subscription services do you pay for? A study by tech consulting firm West Monroe found that the average American spends $ 237 a […]
Continue reading »Child Culture Guide for Adults: the Generational Gap
In week six of the Out of Reach for Adults’ Guide (“OoTag” for kids at the classy dinner table), I draw attention to the generation […]
Continue reading »When Is It Better to Use Gmail Go Instead of the Gmail App?
Google just released a lightweight Gmail Go app on the Play Store , offering Android users two options for using Google’s mail service on their […]
Continue reading »You Deserve Smoked Tea the Old Fashioned Way
Autumn is a season with an aggressive theme. Of course, there are holidays that have an equal number of themes, but fall food and drinks […]
Continue reading »What Does It Mean When Yelp Calls a Business Racist?
When I’m looking for a new place to protect a service, I turn to Yelp . In addition to learning about the overall quality of […]
Continue reading »Should You Sell Your Car If You No Longer Commute to Work?
Have you thought about leaving your old car? This may be the easiest way to bolster your finances, saving you thousands of dollars in annual […]
Continue reading »Do You Read “problem” Books to Your Children?
To understand the often unspoken depths of growing up in a sexist and racist society, you just need to become a parent and decide that […]
Continue reading »Time to Plan Meals for Next Week
One thing that has changed for many of us this year is how we eat. Maybe for the best, maybe for the worst. If you’re […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Credit Card Application Was Rejected
A credit card denial may seem like a test failure, but it usually means that your current income and credit profile should be matched against […]
Continue reading »More Than Ever, You Need to Put Your Phone Down
It’s almost odd to think about what the Internet was like in 2008, when Lifehacker first recommended making it a practice to “disconnect” from computers […]
Continue reading »Mixing Mayonnaise and Salt Is Not As Bad As It Should Be
There is no denying the fact that I am very white. Look at me – my face looks like a raw roll. And look how […]
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