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This week, Senate Republicans introduced the HEALTH Act , the party’s latest incentive- softening bill. While the $ 1 trillion plan includes unemployment insurance, direct […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Get Our Kids Back on a Regular Sleep Schedule.
Between the ruin of normalcy in the spring and this long, boring summer that we all wade through, one thing that parents may have stopped […]
Continue reading »Build Better Twitter Lists With ‘Proxy’
Today I stumbled upon a service called Vicarfully that allows you to create new Twitter lists based on who other Twitter users follow. It’s an […]
Continue reading »Chill the Cereal Bowl in the Refrigerator Overnight.
To be honest, I have a hard time trusting people who claim they don’t like breakfast cereals. This is one of those foods that was […]
Continue reading »Get Sauce Covered Hands on Some Free Chicken Wings Today
It’s National Chicken Wing Day – a time to celebrate the American tradition of taking previously discarded chicken pieces, deep-frying them, coating them with butter […]
Continue reading »See How Tech’s Most Influential CEOs Take Part in Tomorrow’s Antitrust Hearing
On Wednesday, July 29, four of the technology industry’s most influential CEOs will appear before the House Judiciary Committee to determine whether their companies are […]
Continue reading »Observe the Minimum on Your Checking Account
While many Americans rely on the next stimulus package , if you no longer live paycheck to paycheck, it’s time to withdraw that money from […]
Continue reading »Should You Get 100GB of Free Dropbox Storage on Your Chromebook?
One of the best parts of buying a Chromebook is looking at all the offers that Google provides on top of your purchase. (You know […]
Continue reading »If We Cannot Safely Open up Sports, What Are the Hopes of Opening Schools?
When I read many pages of our district’s plans to return to school, I had only two questions: How do I know if someone has […]
Continue reading »We’re Still in the First Wave
Despite being told for months that the new coronavirus is unlike anything we’ve dealt with in our time, we still have the temptation to think […]
Continue reading »Dishes That Should Not Be Cooked During the Heat
I don’t like heating the house inside, while it is very hot outside. During heat waves, even eating hot food can feel like punishment. This […]
Continue reading »You Can Finally Stream Spotify From Your Computer to Google Home Speakers
Spotify is available on just about every popular device we can think of. Every app does pretty much the same whether you’re listening on a […]
Continue reading »Your Kids Can Help With Coin Shortages Across the Country
The coronavirus has brought us many tragedies and inconveniences this year, large and small, and among the latter – one that most of us probably […]
Continue reading »This Viral Video About the “cure” for COVID-19 Is Incorrect
There is a viral video – removed from many platforms, but chances are you will see it soon if you haven’t already – in which […]
Continue reading »Help Rescue the Monarch Butterfly
Monarch butterflies are in danger – so much so that they may soon be officially endangered . Due to deforestation, climate change and related habitat […]
Continue reading »Store Cheese in a Baby Lunch Box
You probably already know that it is a bad thing to wrap nice little pieces of cheese in sticky plastic wrap . Cheese is a […]
Continue reading »Pay for Amazon Prime Only When You Need It
When you think about how much it costs to get fast shipping via Amazon Prime, you’re probably thinking about the $ 119 annual membership fee […]
Continue reading »How Often Should You Restart Your Phone?
Don’t get hung up on this. In the age of modern smartphones, there aren’t many reasons to turn off your phone completely. In the video […]
Continue reading »You Now Have More Time to Register With COBRA After Losing Your Job
According to estimates of the Kaiser Family Foundation, taking into account that the unemployment rate is expressed in double digits , 26.8 million people could […]
Continue reading »Try This Custom Pokedex
As much as one would like, but it is impossible to track all the characteristics of the almost 900 Pokémon currently in existence. Sometimes you […]
Continue reading »Send and Store Huge Files for Free With Telegram
Yes, Telegram. You probably know it as the chat app that some people use in place of or in addition to the standard iOS or […]
Continue reading »Taste These Refreshing Bengali Treats With Molasses
As temperatures continue to rise, our need for cool and refreshing consumables increases. While you may be accustomed to using molasses in baked goods such […]
Continue reading »Curb Anxiety With a Simple Breathing Exercise
Many of us – perhaps, especially lately – have experienced heart palpitations, feelings of anxiety that make us sweat, tremble, and perhaps even harder to […]
Continue reading »Get a Free Nest Thermostat If Yours Is Faulty
If your Nest thermostat can’t (or couldn’t) connect to Wi-Fi, Google will send you a replacement for free. For months, Nest users have reported seeing […]
Continue reading »How to Create a Learning Space for Children at Home
It is very likely that our children will spend at least part (or most, or all) of their week learning virtually from home after the […]
Continue reading »How to Add Your Google Calendar to the Apple Calendar App (and Vice Versa)
If you live on multiple services and computers – for example, use Google’s suite of digital tools alongside various Apple iCloud offerings – the best […]
Continue reading »Boost Your Credit Score With on-Time Netflix Payments
As more people stay at home, streaming services like Netflix are becoming more popular than ever . While Netflix offers plenty of binge-worthy TV shows […]
Continue reading »How to Use Breathing to Improve Your Health, With Journalist James Nestor
This week, we’ll learn how to breathe better – and how it can dramatically improve our overall health – with the help of journalist James […]
Continue reading »Save the Shells to Make the Base for the Sauce
This weekend my boyfriend and I made crab sauce – a red sauce full of delicious crab. Yes, there were huge chunks of Dungeness meat, […]
Continue reading »Boost Your EBR With Free Books & Magazines Through Amazon Prime
Like it or not, Amazon Prime has become a lifeline for many during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing them to quickly get food and supplies to […]
Continue reading »How Do You Deal With Food Quarantine Fatigue?
When my town just started to close in March, I went to the restaurant’s grocery store and got my fill of pasta, canned tomatoes, eggs, […]
Continue reading »Clean a Dirty Microwave With Lemon
We are very active in home improvement, as is usually the case when you are stuck inside the house for months. Last week we looked […]
Continue reading »Explain the New Look of the Lost Squishy Animal With This Story
Every parent of a child with his beloved “mistress” lives in fear. Favorite blanket, stuffed toy or other stuffed toy – This is a favorite […]
Continue reading »Find Out When Other Apps Are Using Your Microphone or Camera With This Android App
One of my favorite tiny features in Apple’s upcoming iOS 14 operating system – critical to privacy and security – is a rare double feature. […]
Continue reading »Prepare to Pay Taxes After a Divorce on a Home Sale
There is no doubt about that – the protracted pandemic has caused serious damage to marriages. While some people struggle with job loss and make […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Kids to Take Meditative Snow Breaks
We could all use a little more mindfulness right now, but learning to meditate regularly can be intimidating, especially for children. But adding mindfulness to […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix This Week of Jul 26, 2020
The most important innovations at Netflix this week give you the choice between diving into a turbulent past or gazing into the present. It’s hard […]
Continue reading »How to Watch a Meteor Shower in Progress Until 23 August
Between the recent rare comet and the 4th July penumbral eclipse, these were excellent few weeks for astronomy. But even more can be seen in […]
Continue reading »Build Your Own City With This Game
One of the strangest parts of isolation is the lack of interaction with your city or area. Whether you live in Manhattan or the Ohio […]
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