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I like to think of myself as a calm, normal, almost relaxed observer of Thanksgiving, but in truth, I’m kind of a tyrant. I hide […]
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If you are a veteran or military personnel, there are many retailers – we count over 30 – that offer free food on this Veterans […]
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At this point, the statement “Google doesn’t know how to handle your data” is not shocking. We know that Google and similar companies threaten our […]
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A signal for help is a simple gesture – show your hand, palm outward, then close your fingers on your thumb – but it can […]
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If you develop dry, itchy patches of skin known as eczema, you’ve probably noticed that they’re more likely to flare up with cool weather. Here […]
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Applied watch faces can range from mildly embarrassing to downright demeaning, but they are at least fortunately rare. Unless you have multiple contacts telling you […]
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The second week of November is weird. Looms for Thanksgiving, but it’s too early to buy perishable goods. You could probably do absolutely nothing to […]
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Disney + is throwing a party to celebrate 2 years of ownership of the streaming world and everyone else. While you can spend most of […]
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A film doesn’t have to be a special effects extravaganza to be worth watching, but it looks like we’re increasingly not interested in going to […]
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If you are just an occasional baker, you might be wondering what is the difference between different baking dishes. How does this affect how the […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Think of Everyone As Stupid, Lazy, and Possibly Insane (Including You)
Since then, philosophers, economists, and conspiracy theorists have developed many complex theories about the nature of society and the motives for human behavior. From the […]
Continue reading »Where to Order the Best Thanksgiving Ready-Made Lunches If You Don’t Fancy Cooking
Well, a year has passed. Or was there already two? Oh yes it is. And even though Thanksgiving is officially back, you don’t have to […]
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Many months ago, my wife bought a pair of fancy cowboy boots. The boots were undoubtedly cool, but they had been in their box for […]
Continue reading »How to Clean the Inside of a Kettle Because It Is Dirty
At the risk of sounding British (one of my greatest fears), I find myself saying ” tea time ” at least eleven times a day. […]
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Twitter is one of those apps that can be as simple or complex as you want. You can use it to tune in to a […]
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When we think of depression, we tend to imagine a person who is sad for a long period of time. While it is true that […]
Continue reading »You Need God Mode in Windows 11
If you hate digging into Windows 11 menus to find a tool or setting hidden in Control Panel or System Preferences, try turning on the […]
Continue reading »How to Try WhatsApp Beta for Multiple Devices Now
For months, WhatsApp has been teasing its multi-device feature – a feature that will allow you to use WhatsApp on your computer even if your […]
Continue reading »16 Settings That Will Make Facebook Less Evil (or at Least More Private)
Facebook has become so ubiquitous that it is difficult to pinpoint exactly how much data you accidentally share with a social network. The company continues […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Increasing the Maximum Contributions to $ 401k
The IRS announced last week that workers will be able to set aside an additional $ 1,000 in their 401 (k) accounts in 2022. The […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Insects Out of Your House This Winter
As it gets cold, you may find that you prefer to stay in your home rather than endure the cold. It turns out there are […]
Continue reading »Minimum Backup Plan You Must Have for a 2021 Vacation
This is not good for the 2021 tourist season. Even if you’ve booked flights, rental cars or hotel rooms months in advance, the speed at […]
Continue reading »Don’t Worry About These Plants That Can Withstand a Serious Cold
Those who are bad at gardening and live somewhere with fairly cold and / or snowy winters may have been surprised to learn that some […]
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When something in your home looks or seems a little odd, it may not be anything to worry about, but something as simple as “settling” […]
Continue reading »Why Do You Need a Specially Appointed “Day of Hate”
Even if you truly love your job, there will always be aspects that you fear more than others – be it answering a certain category […]
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Imagine: you are in the process of finding a new home to buy, but anything that matches even some of your criteria is worth much […]
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Exercise is hard work, but it also contains its own antidote: the harder you work, the easier it seems, and the more often you lift […]
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Many modern operating systems and applications include settings that make them more accessible to color-blind (or color- deficient ) users – here’s how you can […]
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I understand that the world’s oceans provide half of the oxygen we need to survive as a species, but these eleven underwater creatures and facts […]
Continue reading »What Are the Best (and Worst) Food Gifts to Give for the Holidays?
My husband came home from work yesterday with a small white box adorned with an Allie’s Cookie Co. sticker . “. A colleague, grateful for […]
Continue reading »Is the New MacBook Pro Finally a Gaming Laptop?
We all know you don’t buy a Mac to play games. It’s possible , of course, but you don’t buy Apple just for games unless […]
Continue reading »11 Best Instagram Features and Settings You Don’t Use
Instagram started out as a simple photo-sharing app. Now it seems that this is not the case at all. So many new features have been […]
Continue reading »How to Get Through the Holidays When You’re Estranged From Your Family
The vacation season is known for bringing up thoughts of family, both good and bad. Despite the fact that most of us have complex relationships […]
Continue reading »You Gotta Make Your Dog Their Own Pumpkin Bread
Starbucks pumpkin bread is a street drug for dogs. At least if you are my dog – so much so that when my last girl, […]
Continue reading »Why You Shouldn’t Let Android 12 Change Wallpaper Automatically
With major software updates, developers are adding new wallpaper options for users to try out, while entire forums on the Internet are dedicated to creating […]
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TikTok is going through an identity crisis. Once almost exclusively the home of teens creating dance moves and worshiping Satan , both job seekers and […]
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The hike can be as easy as walking in the park (literally), but as you begin to traverse more interesting terrain, you quickly run into […]
Continue reading »Unexpected Ways Bad Credit Ratings Spoil Your Life
While you may think of credit ratings as a make-or-break yardstick when qualifying for a mortgage or car loan, they also affect other areas of […]
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