Ignore This Financial Advice From Parents
During the coronavirus, there are a few tips for money that no longer apply. Our parents’ generation may have adopted the rules of thumb with […]
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Take Quick Breaks From Exercise With This Chrome Extension
As much as I love the idea of getting up from the table to exercise a little, I am not good at coping with those […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Lose Your Wallet
Losing your wallet can be stressful, but having a plan to replace the contents of your wallet can help make it a bit of a […]
Continue reading »What’s on at Disney + in October 2020
It’s been almost a year since Baby Yoda (not his – her? – real name) first graced our screens at the end of the Disney […]
Continue reading »Measure Air Quality With This Sensor Suite
I was checking the air quality of my California home the other day and the first website I went to said the Air Quality Index […]
Continue reading »How a Vacuum Cleaner Affects Home Air Quality
If your area has poor air quality right now, you may have heard that vacuuming your home is not a good idea. Again, a vacuum […]
Continue reading »Invite Your Favorite Teacher to Win a Free Vacation
After weeks – or, indeed, several days – of watching their kids’ online classes begin in the spring, many parents have found a new level […]
Continue reading »Come With Me on a Trip Through My Package Box
Apart from a modest amount of taxidermy, I’m not a particularly big collector of things. However, I stock up on some supplies, including bags of […]
Continue reading »How to Use Instagram Videos
If you’re still unsure whether to wade into the world of TikTok or are looking for an alternative as the future of TikTok remains uncertain, […]
Continue reading »You Can Mail Your Newsletter Without Using USPS
In the months leading up to the 2020 elections, the US Postal Service has become another political battleground . The main postal services, which many […]
Continue reading »What Happens to Your Debt If Your College Closes Permanently?
The pandemic has created global economic troubles, and colleges and universities are under stress. While only a few schools have closed permanently , experts say […]
Continue reading »Find Dolls and Accessories for People With Disabilities in This Etsy Store
It is very important for our children to see themselves represented in the world around them, from those in their own community and the characters […]
Continue reading »How to Blur Background in Google Meet
Google is rolling out new features for its current video chat apps, Googles Meet and Duo. Meet updates include a new background blur tool; it […]
Continue reading »Is the Apple One Bundle Worth the Price?
Apple’s long-awaited package of services is here: Apple One. And while paying a reasonable amount for a few services on paper seems like a great […]
Continue reading »Use a Sous-Vide Circulator to Preserve Pickles
Like many of us living in these dystopian, apocalyptic, puff-sleeved cottage times, I have stepped up my pickling efforts this year – partly because who […]
Continue reading »How to Communicate With Children Wearing a Mask
“Mask muffle” is a term I just coined, but it’s the real thing. If the fabric is meant to block out a bunch of tiny […]
Continue reading »How to Become a Digital Nomad in the USA
The pandemic has affected many aspects of our lives, including the way we work. About 35.2% of employees worked remotely in May , up from […]
Continue reading »Everything You Missed at Today’s Facebook Connect 2020 Event
Today’s Facebook Connect kicked off with a two-hour talk detailing the company’s latest developments in virtual and augmented reality. Product announcements, new apps and games, […]
Continue reading »Reminder: STD Testing Is Still Important During a Pandemic
The pandemic has disrupted many aspects of our lives, including testing for sexually transmitted diseases. Due to clinic closings and supply disruptions, many tests have […]
Continue reading »Which Apple Devices and Video Services Support “spatial Audio” on AirPods Pro?
I would by no means call myself an audiophile, but I can say that I generally hate “virtual” surround sound because of the strange artificial […]
Continue reading »List the Little Things to Look Forward To
What so many families now need is structure mixed with some flexibility, plus a little joy sprinkled on top. This is what prompted one member […]
Continue reading »What Is VO2max?
With news that Apple watches will soon be able to measure VO2max more efficiently (they say) than ever, you might be surprised that VO2max is […]
Continue reading »Foods That Can Unexpectedly Be Improved With a Little Hot Sauce
It would be unfair to say that there are things that are not improved with a little hot sauce, but certainly products that it is […]
Continue reading »How to Poop in Nature
We’ve all been there. Inevitably, as soon as you find yourself too far from the rest area, port pot, or public toilet – assuming they […]
Continue reading »Is It Worth Traveling for Points, Cash, or Both?
While you may still be wary of flying, you might also want to go somewhere , especially if you have tons of travel rewards to […]
Continue reading »Helping Victims of Wildfires on the West Coast
Areas of California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington are currently on fire – the latest addition to an already intense bushfire season (besides the “extremely active” […]
Continue reading »How to Participate in World Cleaning Day
Saturday is World Cleaning Day , and while we don’t need a specific day to encourage us to collect trash in our communities, 2020 has […]
Continue reading »How to Use Social Media to Register to Vote
The 2020 presidential election will take place on November 3, which means the time is already running for voters who need to complete or renew […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Devices Ready for IOS 14 and WatchOS 7 Today
Finally. It’s time to roll out Apple’s latest operating systems for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Fuck the public beta. In theory, […]
Continue reading »Turn Mediocre Canned Artichokes Into a Versatile Vegan Spread
One of my favorites, Panic Meals, includes all the sad stuff I have in the fridge, purposefully fried until crispy and seasoned with something greasy […]
Continue reading »Get These Free Gifts and Offers for National Guacamole Day
It’s that time of year again: Guacamole National Day! “But wait, you might be thinking, didn’t we just have National Guacamole Day?” Technically no. But […]
Continue reading »Exit Strategies for Young People Forced Home During COVID-19
It’s no secret that the pandemic has wreaked havoc on American financial lives, and young people are among the hardest hit. For the first time […]
Continue reading »How to See the New Radeon RX 6000 GPU in Fortnite
AMD recently unveiled the new Radeon RX 6000 series of graphics cards. The card is said to reach the same graphics heights as Nvidia’s flagship […]
Continue reading »Everything Apple Announced Today: Pricing, Pre-Orders, and Launch Dates
Apple’s Time Flies event did take place today. One hour in and out, with tons of new products you can start pre-ordering like an Apple […]
Continue reading »Help a Young Man Prepare to Vote With This News Guide
A new generation of young people will (hopefully) vote en masse this November, but before they do, we need to make sure they (and we!) […]
Continue reading »How BDSM Frames Can Teach You to Talk About Sex
While they may look the same to the untrained eye, BDSM is the opposite of Fight Club: the first rule of BDSM is to talk […]
Continue reading »Check Wi-Fi Suck Before You Arrive
Although we live in quarantine and no one goes anywhere – at least no one should go anywhere – you may still need to leave […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Can’t Stand Your Workout Partner
One of the functions of the gym is to be a social place where we can interact with others during workouts, but sometimes there is […]
Continue reading »Transform Pearl Bows Into Sharp Charred Balls
As you may or may not know, Portland, Oregon, the city I live in, is currently in serious condition. I’m not going to list all […]
Continue reading »How to Choose a Mortgage for 15 and 30 Years
As mortgage interest rates hit an all-time low again, you may be thinking about buying a home or refinancing your mortgage . But should you […]
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