The weather outside might be frightful, but you? You’re about to look absolutely delightful. We know you already have a jacket to brave the howling winds, but does it keep you warm and toasty like your favorite heated blanket? Yeah, we didn’t think so. This heated jacket sure does. If you’re the type that can […]
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A public vote has opened to name the Metro Richmond Zoo’s newborn female pygmy hippopotamus calf. The calf was born Dec. 9, a Christmas Eve news release from the Virginia-based zoo announced. “Hippo hooray! The zoo is excited to announce a heartwarming addition to our animal family just in time for the holidays: a baby
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Amtrak issued an apology after 110 passengers were left stranded at Washington Union Station after their boarding gate was never opened. “On Dec. 26, Amtrak train 66 traveling from Roanoke, Va., to New York departed Washington Union Station before all passengers were able to board. Amtrak sincerely apologizes for the miscommunication that resulted in customers
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Moving your body is for everyone, regardless of experience level, skill, or location. This year’s Best of What’s New innovations make getting outside and active easier in many ways. A tightly woven shirt stops itchy mosquito bites sans chemicals. An electric fishing reel cuts the cord and ditches heavy batteries once and for all. An
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This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. There’s a Keurig machine in some 40 million households in the U.S. Single-serve coffee brewing systems — which allow consumers to make just one cup of coffee at a time by feeding a pod into a slot and pressing a button — have soared in popularity
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You got yourself a new Mac, but what should you do with the old one? If it’s still working you could give it to a loved one or even try to sell it, but you’re not going to want your applications and files on there. It’s time for a factory reset. We’ve explained how to
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Working remotely (aka from your couch) is one of today’s biggest flexes. But staring at a tiny, cramped laptop screen might drive you crazy some days. If you aren’t switching between 30 Chrome tabs, you’re resizing windows and squinting to read text. It sounds like you need a laptop screen extender. You probably don’t want
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Robots have progressed over the years from clunky hunks of metal to complex, AI-enabled machines capable of running, speaking, and even painting pictures. But even with all those advances humans still can’t help but place robots in bizarre and uncomfortable situations. This year, researchers took advanced robots and had them clean up karate-chopped Coke cans,
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Why keep paying for Office like it’s one of the 12 streaming apps you now subscribe to (isn’t that just cable, by the way)? A better option is to scoop up a one-time fee lifetime license and flex your productivity muscles forever. With Microsoft Office Professional 2021, you’re getting a lifetime license for $59.97 (reg.
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