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How to Be Consciously Caustic

Yes, this sounds like an oxymoron, along the lines of “constructive criticism.” If it’s criticism, it’s hard to hear it as “constructive”. And if someone ...
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Pet Peeves About Working from Home

Remote work became the norm for everyone over the past year, and it looks like this modus operandi will continue in 2021. We’ve all adapted ...
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Meeting By Accident — NOT!

A billboard for an auto body shop bears the headline, “We Met By Accident,” and shows an attractive couple standing by two damaged cars. We ...
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Policing the Grease

The way many businesses handle spill clean up is a crime: employees crawling around on the floor with paper towels, or trying to mop the ...
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Who’s the Hero Here? You Are!

It’s been a time when we’ve needed superheroes more than ever: a pandemic circling the globe, the entire West Coast of the U.S. suffering the ...
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The Unfattening: How to Lose Weight During a Pandemic

No doubt about it, 2020 has been a year of weight gain. Being ordered indoors for months on end to keep us safe has led ...
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Falling Back, Carefully

Between COVID-19, historic wildfires that ravaged the West Coast, and the need to wear various types of masks for different health concerns, this entire year ...
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Where’s the Water? Conservation Tips for A Dry Season

This has been a very strange year, elementally speaking. Of the four primary elements — earth, air, water, fire — we live on Earth, and ...
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Suit Up for Safety

If ever there was a year when looking like an astronaut was the accepted norm, it’s 2020. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in the form of ...
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A Little Greener, Every Day

It’s been a dry year. Again. And that means what’s normally green is brown, and the reservoirs are low.  But while we haven’t (yet) figured ...
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All Hail the Hospital Maintenance Staff

These are strange times. Whereas once it was considered odd if someone refused to shake hands, today it’s a violation to do so. We keep ...
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When The Rules Change

You’re probably familiar with the five-second rule, an amusing food hygiene fiction that says if you pick up that strawberry or piece of cake you ...
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Gettin’ Your Move On

Where can you go to escape a global pandemic? While the answer seems likely to be, “another planet,” plenty of people are moving around on ...
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Well Schooled for Spills

It’s that time of year again: apples are in season, there’s a nip in the air, and the kids are finally back in school. <<Tearing ...
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Cat-alyzing Purrrfect Spill Clean Up

Who doesn’t love kittens? Even diehard dog owners tend to find kittens adorable, especially in videos, where there’s never a need to clean a litter ...
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Please Adjust Your Settings: Spill Clean Up at the Stillpoint

Our 90 miles-per-hour, fast-forward lifestyle has come to a screeching halt with coronavirus and shelter-in-place. For most of us, this novel virus has ushered in ...
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Spill Clean up in the Time of COVID

Once upon an office or other business setting (auto shop, racetrack, grocery store, restaurant, school…), spill clean up was a simple matter. The uninitiated reached ...
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Vacation? What Vacation?

The concept of “vacation” may need to be reimagined in 2020 and beyond. Clearly, after sheltering in place for months, and with travel bans for ...
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Balancing Act

With more of us working remotely than ever before in history, you could start to feel a little unbalanced, staring at the screen all day. ...
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Hot Spot

When you’re seeking a place to access WiFi from your car, a hot spot is exactly what you hope to find. When you’re ready for ...
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Teaching Moments: All-In

Since our lives have become more virtual than ever before — and hapless parents have transmogrified into de facto teachers — it’s a golden opportunity to ...
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The Yummiest Mess

Even if being cooped up for months put someone in a fowl mood (we couldn’t resist…), no doubt they’re eager to enjoy summer outdoors — ...
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Floored! Keeping You Slip-and-Fall Safe This Summer

Life has been challenging enough in 2020 so far, with everyone sheltering in place and doing their level best to avoid getting sick. The last ...
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Summer with Kids in the Time of Coronavirus

It’s summer. The kids should be shipped off to camp, leaving mom and dad free to work remotely, in peace. But it’s a COVID-19 summer, ...
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Home Maintenance Solutions

Since we’ve been spending so much time at home (over two months and counting, for many of us), it makes sense to keep our homes, ...
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Staying Safe As We Reopen

June is National Safety Month, and as the U.S. gets back to business, albeit in a very different way than before the pandemic, it’s crucial ...
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Feeling Drained? Try This.

Now that we’ve gotten un-used to bringing our reusable bags to grocery stores, become accustomed to everyone mimicking health care professionals (or perhaps bandits — ...
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Take A Deep Breath of Life

It’s possible you may never have appreciated your breath more than in 2020. Breathing is completely natural, so of course we take it for granted; ...
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Virus Ecology

Back in 2013 and 2014 we pondered how a break from technology could improve our ability to focus and relax — and also how it might ...
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Facemasking the COVID-19 Challenge

Since 2006, Facebook has been the dominant word beginning with “face” in the global lexicon. But in 2020, it’s been supplanted by a radically different ...
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