• Have You Ever Wondered Why People Sleepwalk? Here's The Reason

    Sleepwalking is one of those things that you may find hard to believe exists unless it actually happens to you. However, the sleep disorder is more common than you think with the Sleep Foundation estimating that sleepwalking affects up to 15 percent of the population.

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  • This Is What A $1.5 Million Face Mask Looks Like

    If there are any lessons this pandemic has taught us, its that money can neither buy health nor peace of mind. But one mystery client has decided to give it his best shot to prove the maxim wrong, by reaching out to Israeli jewelry firm Yvel with a commission to make the most expensive face mask.

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  • This Is The Least Effective Type Of Face Mask, According To Science

    There are a lot of face masks out there, but they aren't all created equal. A shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) means that most of us who don't work in the health field are using non-medical face masks, and it can be hard sorting out the good ones from the bad ones.

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  • Why Parents Are Up In Arms About Online Learning Dress Codes

    Back to school time -- but it's going to look a little different this year. In many districts, school year 2020/21 is going to start off much the same way 2019/2020 finished off, that is to say, with empty school buildings and students all learning in virtual classrooms (their own homes).

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  • The Real Reason Everyone Is Buying Flip Flops Right Now

    Flip flops have long been a summer staple, but lately they have become more popular than ever. Sales of the footwear have surged recently. Lyst, an online fashion search business, reported that searches of flip flops have increased by 53 percent since June. Why are flip flops so popular right now?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Generation X

    Generation X is the neglected middle child of the generational family. Gen Xers aren't interested in keeping the peace between their battling sibs, however.

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  • Here's What Actually Causes A Lack Of Motivation

    Your social media feeds may be full of sweaty selfies time-stamped at 5:15 a.m. Then there's that cousin who worked two jobs to put himself through college, and your confident friend, who boldly asked for a big raise and got it. As for you, well, no one is tagging you with #goals. But why?

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  • What Critics Really Think Of Renovation Island's Caerula Mar Club

    It certainly all looks very impressive, from the bicycles guests can use to explore the idyllic island of South Andros, to the oceanfront views and plethora of water sports available. Bryan gushed to People that Caerula Mar Club was envisioned as a, "Boutique resort."

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  • Shuttered Mall Department Stores May Have A Surprising New Use

    They were once iconic parts of our retail landscapes. And after the pandemic switched into high gear, we thought our malls would start to close. But now it seems mall owners have realized that the huge spaces department stores have left behind could be turned into something else.

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  • Here's How To Overcome Texting Anxiety

    If you tense up whenever your friend takes too long to respond, or if you find it hard to focus on anything you're doing after your crush one-word-replies you, you may be suffering from "texting anxiety." Here are some ways to help ease those anxious feelings.

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  • The Sad Truth About Working From Home Has Been Confirmed

    If you're lucky enough to work from home during the pandemic, turns out there's a tradeoff for not having to commute to the office every day. New research from the National Bureau of Economic Research confirms what may be painfully obvious by this point: Working from home can mean longer workdays.

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  • The Real Reason Blockbuster Disappeared

    Blockbuster was the old-school version of Netflix before the streaming service became a 21st century symbol of home entertainment. At its peak, the movie rental chain had more than 9,000 stores around the world, 84,000 employees, 65 million members, and was worth $3 billion dollars.

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  • Feng Shui Mistakes Everyone Makes

    If you're a feng shui energy fanatic, you know how important it is to keep your home's vibe clear and free. And even if you find all of its benefits hard to fully believe, feng shui principles will help give your home a gorgeous, clear layout.

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  • Signs That You Have Texting Anxiety

    Many of us already overthink things, from interactions with coworkers to awkward first dates. Then there's texting, which just adds to some people's anxiety. For instance, if you write a text and immediately start obsessing whether you chose the right words. Are you coming across the way you hoped?

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  • Forgot To Eat Lunch? Here's How You Just Sabotaged Your Whole Work Day

    Does your work day tend to follow a predictable pattern, one where you start off full of energy (fueled by those three extra-large mugs of coffee), work straight through lunch, but then start yawning by mid-afternoon? Is still more coffee the only way you can stay awake 'til quitting time?

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • People Are Buzzing About Coca-Cola's New Soda

    On a hot day, nothing compares to the refreshing taste of an ice-cold Coca-Cola (or the diet version). For more than 100 years, the soft drink giant has reigned supreme over all other sodas, demolishing upstarts that dared to stand in its way. Most people drink Coke because of the sugary taste.

    By Joey Keogh Read More
  • Here's How Long The Clorox Wipes Shortage Might Last

    We love Clorox wipes, but since the pandemic began, they've become as difficult to spot on supermarket shelves as unicorns in a field of rainbows. Unfortunately, things will stay that way for the foreseeable future, because the company's CEO Benno Dorer tells Reuters that the company is struggling.

    By Hope Ngo Read More
  • Why You Should Never Buy Deodorant At Aldi

    There are plenty of great reasons to shop at Aldi, from their incredibly affordable own-brand products available exclusively at the German grocery giant, to the no-frills layout of their stores -- which puts even the most stressed-out shoppers at ease -- to their ingenious checkout system.

    By Joey Keogh Read More