There’s one thing you can do to prepare for emergencies right now. Sign up for this web site: http://do1thing.com/ Most of us are overwhelmed with work, kids and pets and just everyday life. Thinking about getting prepared for emergencies puts us... Read More
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Summer is here and families will spend more time outside dining, playing, relaxing, and gardening as the weather improves. And while they may enjoy being outside, they may not know that getting outside is also good for their health. The Outdoor Power... Read More
While no one is immune from the devastation of a natural disaster, preparing before a storm hits is key to keeping everyone in your family—including your pets—safe. Here are six ideas to keep in mind for your pet as you map out your disaster... Read More
You’re ready to retire your old car and acquire a new ride. Or maybe you’re shopping for the very first car you can call your own. Should you buy or lease? It’s a great question because there are benefits and drawbacks with both options. In terms... Read More
Change is inevitable, and nowhere is that more so than in video games, where transformation can happen in the blink of an eye, thanks to the velocity inherent in digital media. Mid-cycle console upgrades have continued this year with the highly... Read More
YouTube has given life to some unique genres and types of videos. One of these — the video essay — can be a great tool for media-literacy education. Here’s why: Video essays ground their arguments in important cultural or political... Read More
THE DAD BOD IS BACK: EVERYONE’S FAVORITE BODY TYPE IS STRONGER, SEXIER AND MORE ACCEPTED THAN EVER Planet Fitness, Home of the Judgement Free Zone®, Revisits a Growing Soft Spot for the Softer Side of Fatherhood with New Survey Results Presents... Read More
Amazon’s Alexa is delving even deeper into Microsoft territory, as the digital brain, along with the Google Assistant, appear bound for Xbox to control the console via voice commands. Windows Central reports that upcoming Xbox One builds will... Read More
Kindergarten is supposed to be fun and educational, and allow children an opportunity to blossom because it is usually the first time the tykes are away from their parents for any significant amount of time. And while most kindergartens don’t exactly... Read More
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) made a significant impact during the 13th hosting of its annual men’s and women’s basketball tournament in Charlotte, North Carolina. This year’s tournament delivered record attendances at... Read More
Pandora is launching a new Premium Family plan that gives up to six users unlimited music streaming for $15 a month. The deal matches the price of family plans from Spotify and Apple Music, which offer access for to up to five and six individuals... Read More
Roku, the big OTT set-top box/technology company, saw its stock up sharply on Friday, due to a positive research report that mulled the idea of a possible acquisition by Netflix. In a recent report, Citron Research changed its position on Roku to a... Read More
ESPN is bringing esports to its direct-to-consumer streaming service ESPN+. The service will add “League of Legends” gaming competitions beginning this summer. The first competition to be streamed on the service will be the North American League of... Read More
Researchers are still trying to understand what causes migraines. One theory suggests migraines may be caused by imbalances in brain chemicals like serotonin, which helps regulate pain in your nervous system. Another belief is that migraines may be due... Read More
While it’s recommended to get at least 30 minutes of exercise each day to better your overall wellbeing, some days you simply don’t have the time. But that doesn’t mean you can’t sneak it in—one study even suggests that accumulated short... Read More
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