Month: March 2020

How to change the displayed name on your Gmail account

It's sad, but true, that you're more or less stuck with whatever Gmail email address you picked during your high school or college days (if you're that young). You will always have that nickname hanging around your neck. But you can choose a display name that more closely reflects the adult you've become or some … Continue reading How to change the displayed name on your Gmail account →

How to wash your hands thoroughly enough to accomplish the task

This microbiologist is taking a very sound approach to washing hands. Don't forget tho that it's important to know how long the 20-30 second period is that's the minimum for an effective cleaning. If you're tired of being referred to singing "Happy Birthday" as the measure, here are a few other alternatives presented in the … Continue reading How to wash your hands thoroughly enough to accomplish the task →

What to stock as protection against a possible quarantine for the coronavirus

This is a highly helpful article on what to keep on hand to be able to eat healthy and nutritious food even if you're restricted to your home for 14 days. https://www.businessinsider.com/expert-how-to-stockpile-healthy-food-14-day-coronavirus-quarantine-2020-2 How to stockpile healthy and nutritious food for a 14-day quarantine as coronavirus spreads across the US Gabby Landsverk Mar 1, 2020, 8:00 … Continue reading What to stock as protection against a possible quarantine for the coronavirus →

Ocean about to turn from protector against the climate crisis to a problem

This article is technical and complicated but the interplay of ocean waters with the rest of the planet isn't simple. The bottom line is that the ocean has changed in temperature, currents, and more as it absorbs additional CO2 and heat. Those changes are having a material impact on what the ocean can do and … Continue reading Ocean about to turn from protector against the climate crisis to a problem →

This is what happens with dictators instead of the rule of law

Our President is making many decisions about protection of the environment on his gut instincts (because he's so much smarter than anyone else even without having studied or consulted anyone) or based on what will benefit business interests now, rather than long-term. The climate resiliency study that was planned for New York City has stopped … Continue reading This is what happens with dictators instead of the rule of law →

Show some sense when preparing for the coronavirus — masks are not the first defense

Yes, wash your hands thoroughly and often. No, don't wear a mask unless you already have the coronavirus. Yes, prepare for the possibility that you could be quarantined for two weeks. Yes, plan for work and child care if institutions are closed. No, don't panic. https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2020/2/28/21156128/coronavirus-prepare-outbreak-covid19-health It’s not overreacting to prepare for coronavirus. Here’s how. … Continue reading Show some sense when preparing for the coronavirus — masks are not the first defense →

Coronavirus to be an economic blow, not just a health blow

Vice President Pence was absolutely the wrong choice as spokesman and leader of the coronavirus task force in the U.S. His prior experience has already shown itself to be a clear signal to how he is now acting. The flu needs to be handled aggressively, objectively, and with full knowledge and awareness of the risks. … Continue reading Coronavirus to be an economic blow, not just a health blow →

The rules for “The Voice”

https://www.countryliving.com/life/entertainment/a24072895/the-voice-nbc-rounds-rules/ How Does 'The Voice' Work? Here's Your Complete Guide to the NBC Show From battles and blocks to steals and saves, here's everything you need to know. By Kelly O'Sullivan Oct 15, 2019 The Voice: A Complete Guide To Every Judge by Country Living USCurrent Time 0:18/Duration 3:15 The Voice, NBC's four-time Emmy Award-winning reality show, … Continue reading The rules for “The Voice” →