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11 Ways to Prepare for Cold Season
Guest Blogger on October 25, 2012
Find out what you can do to help keep you and your family healthy this winter.
Is Your Baby a Future CEO? That Depends
B.T. Ballenger on October 24, 2012
New research suggests the month someone was born in may be correlated with their chances of leading a company.
Poor Sleep Could Lead to Weight Gain and Diabetes
B.T. Ballenger on October 24, 2012
Researchers have found a new link between sleep deprivation and fat cells.
7 Ways to Radically Reduce Your Restaurant Checks
Amanda Geronikos on October 22, 2012
If you need to take a bite out of your dining budget, use these tips to lower the cost without sacrificing a good time.
Skipping Breakfast Makes You Eat More
B.T. Ballenger on October 20, 2012
New research explains why you shouldn’t miss meals.
Creativity Linked to Mental Illness
B.T. Ballenger on October 20, 2012
Researchers found that writers are 50 percent more likely than average to commit suicide, and other startling facts.
Drinking Worse Than Smoking
B.T. Ballenger on October 18, 2012
New research shows alcoholism cuts life expectancy more drastically than a smoking addiction – especially for women.
Tips to Shrink Your Teen’s Cell Phone Bill
Angela Colley on October 18, 2012
Think your teen needs a cell phone but not sure what model or plan to get? Here’s what to consider and how to save money in the process.
De-Cluttering Lessons After a 2,500-Mile Move
Donna Freedman on October 18, 2012
It took relocating from Seattle to Anchorage, Alaska, to understand the true meaning of simplifying.
5 Tricks to Save on Halloween Treats and Costumes
Jeffrey Trull on October 17, 2012
Don’t let the cost of this year’s Halloween celebration scare you. Find out how to make costumes on the cheap and save a bundle on candy.
20 Best Cities to Trick or Treat In
B.T. Ballenger on October 17, 2012
Where can you safely score a lot of candy? A real estate site crunched its wealth of data to find out.
Students’ Cheetos Confiscated
B.T. Ballenger on October 17, 2012
Teachers and administrators at some schools are snatching up students’ salty snacks over nutrition and addiction concerns.
Fruits and Veggies Boost Happiness?
B.T. Ballenger on October 17, 2012
Feeling down? Have a banana. Researchers found a link between healthy eating and mental health.
Buy Your Kids a $50 PC
Dan Schointuch on October 15, 2012
A $50 computer might be just the thing to fire up your child’s imagination and set them on a path to some of the next decade’s hottest jobs.
10 Money Mistakes That Can Ruin a Marriage
Renee Morad on October 12, 2012
Research suggests the way you and your spouse handle money is a significant predictor of whether you’ll have a long-lasting marriage. What should you look out for?
20 Successful People Who Battled Depression
Karla Bowsher on October 11, 2012
What do Mozart, Gwyneth Paltrow, Terry Bradshaw, and Abe Lincoln have in common? And what do they have to do with you? Today’s the day to find out.
Big Bird Doesn’t Make Endorsements
B.T. Ballenger on October 10, 2012
The Sesame Workshop wants the Obama campaign to stop using Big Bird in a campaign ad.
Are You Prepared for Fire or Natural Disaster?
B.T. Ballenger on October 9, 2012
Do you know how long you have to get out after a smoke detector sounds, or how often you should replace them? Do you have a plan if your house starts burning down?
West Nile Virus Deaths Rise
B.T. Ballenger on October 5, 2012
At least 16 have died since last week. This is the worst year for West Nile virus cases since 2003.
Has the Recession Hurt Baby-Making?
B.T. Ballenger on October 3, 2012
Experts say the economy’s punched us right in the collective baby-maker, with 2011 data showing the lowest number of American births in more than a decade.
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