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Get Advice on Forgiving PPP Loans From the Small Business Association
As Congress debates the next stimulus package , many business owners have been waiting for guidance on the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) and how to […]
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iOS: Twitter users can now restrict who can reply to their tweets using the iOS app, and we hope this feature hits Android and the […]
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You may already be doing something like this at work: once a week, even if you are in almost constant communication with your colleagues, the […]
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It seems that everyone prefers to stand firmly on their feet and remain unshakable in their opinions (even if they are, say, scientifically invalid and […]
Continue reading »Don’t Expect Sanitizing Wipes to Be in Stock for a While
In the old days of 2019, disinfectant wipes had a small but specialized market. Hermaphobes and parents bought them regularly; for many of us, they […]
Continue reading »Do Something Fun With Your Kids
Every morning I wake up with the same question: “Dad, will you play with me?” (I mean “wake up” to take literally here; this is […]
Continue reading »Get the Witcher: Enhanced Edition PC Game Free Today
I’ll spare you the obvious coin-tossing joke to Geralt of Rivia, because only today can you chat with everyone’s favorite freelance monster hunter without paying […]
Continue reading »You Might Pay Too Much for Closing Mortgage Refinancing Costs
As low mortgage rates continue to hit records , you may feel the need to refinance . According to Freddie Mac , this week the […]
Continue reading »Appreciate the Icy Miracle
In the 1990 film Back to the Future, Part III , Christopher Lloyd’s eccentric inventor Doc Brown is transported to America in the late 19th […]
Continue reading »Can Happiness Courses Really Make You Happier?
When Christa signed up for the Science of Happiness course at UC Berkeley, she didn’t know what to expect. The closest she has done before […]
Continue reading »Have the Children Practice Wearing Masks at Home.
You’ve probably already introduced your kids to wearing masks. (And they probably hate it because we all hate it, but you explained why they should […]
Continue reading »Save Your Google Play Music Library Before It’s Gone
By the end of 2020, Google Play Music will join Google’s ever-growing list of dead products . If you’ve ever used this service to store […]
Continue reading »Don’t Burn Your Kids With Quick Ramen
A hot bowl of ramen is a delicious meal or snack for kids or adults. But when we give it to children, we may not […]
Continue reading »Make Grenadine-Like Syrup From Almost Any Fruit Juice
As a child, grenadine seemed to be the pinnacle of sophistication, mainly because I had no idea what it was. All I knew was that […]
Continue reading »Best Pre-Order Deals for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Phones
Most of the pre-orders for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra smartphones will go on sale tonight. I can’t remember […]
Continue reading »How Do You Feel About Yourself When You Can’t Go Anywhere?
Growing up, my family used the slightest achievement as reason enough to go to a festive dinner. Maybe it was just a cover for my […]
Continue reading »Negotiate With Your Landlord During COVID-19
As the pandemic looms and lawmakers continue to negotiate the latest stimulus package, experts warn that an eviction crisis could be looming. Whether your family […]
Continue reading »Everything You Missed From Today’s Unpacked Samsung Live Stream
At Samsung’s Unpacked 2020 event, a live audience traded for a somewhat awkward all-digital presentation, but this year’s livestream has been filled with a slew […]
Continue reading »How Do the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Phones Stand Out From the Competition?
I really like the day of the announcement of the new smartphone, and today is the time for Samsung to show off its new line […]
Continue reading »Brighten Your Life With String Lights
After spending a couple of months in isolation, I started looking for ways to improve our living space in small ways. If I will have […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Home Is Invaded by Mice
Don’t be fooled by their cute and fuzzy faces: mice are not the creatures you want in your home. It’s one thing to see a […]
Continue reading »Pay Attention to the Good Times With Kurt Vonnegut
There is a quote from Kurt Vonnegut that I often relied on in 2020, taken from his 1969 novel Slaughterhouse 5 , this strange sci-fi […]
Continue reading »How to Help People in Beirut After the Deadly Explosion
As the search for survivors of yesterday’s explosion in Beirut continues, we now know that more than 100 people have died and thousands have been […]
Continue reading »How to Ask Someone to Apply for a Job
While a lot has changed in the way we look for work (we’ve come a long way from flipping through the classified ads section of […]
Continue reading »Choose When to Start Collecting Social Security Benefits With This Calculator
As you approach retirement, you may be wondering when is the right time to start collecting Social Security benefits. Here’s an important point to know: […]
Continue reading »Add Structure to Your Day With the Perfect Morning Routine
Remember the alarms? Remember getting up? Remember that in order to achieve a certain goal, you had to do several things in one day? Well, […]
Continue reading »Schools Will Close Again
As the number of coronaviruses rises in some areas and remains stable or declines in others, it’s easy to forget where we started. The larger […]
Continue reading »Will Your Phone Work After the AT&T 3G Network Disconnect?
Many AT&T customers received a confusing email from the company stating that 3G services were ending and that they would need to upgrade to a […]
Continue reading »The Best Ways to Block Annoying People Online
Not a day goes by that I don’t see friends turn against each other, stupid relatives or people they knew, and the rest of us […]
Continue reading »How to Know If the Latest Coronavirus Headlines Can Be Trusted
With so much writing about the COVID-19 pandemic every day, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the information available. And with that in mind, […]
Continue reading »How to Play With Testicles
Many people touch their testicles awkwardly because they are afraid of hurting the person attached to them. They are sensitive, it is true, but it […]
Continue reading »Use the Smart Speaker to Organize Your Child’s School Day at Home
One of the benefits of full-time school is the structure it brings to your kids’ day: there is a timetable that students must follow, with […]
Continue reading »Best Pixel 4a Pre-Order Deals (so Far)
Google finally announced on Monday the rumored (and often leaked) Pixel 4a smartphone. While the new mid-range phone has shared the scene with its more […]
Continue reading »Use This Email Template to Part Ways With Your Book Club
Joining a new group or activity can be refreshing. This is one of the few opportunities for adults to make new friends and expand our […]
Continue reading »How to Unlock All Safes in the Last of Us 2 Without Finding Evidence
For fans of The Last of Us 2 , the sequel to Naughty Dog’s 2013 game of the year winner The Last of Us , […]
Continue reading »Become a Socialist With the CEO Pay Calculator
You’ve probably heard the anecdotal story that Jeff Bezos gets your paycheck in an absurdly short amount of time, but do you know how quickly? […]
Continue reading »How to Quickly Check Sent Messages on WhatsApp
Nobody likes chain letter. And while you’re probably more used to receiving annoying spam from friends and family in your inbox, you may have received […]
Continue reading »Finally, Tools to Help You Decide What to Do With Your School
If you are still wondering and discussing what you are going to do with the school this fall, you are not alone. For many parents, […]
Continue reading »Replace the Little Things That Annoy You
For some reason, I held on to my last nonstick skillet for 12 years. I bought it in Florida, moved it to Portland, and took […]
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