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Fashionista has a guide to taking care of your boots during the winter.
Inc. looks at a few of the new — as well as surprisingly elegant — smartwatches introduced at this year’s Consumer electronics show in Vegas.
The Guardian looks at exactly how to deal with burnout, or “overachiever syndrome,” at work — it’s a lot of typical among “high performers” aged 20 to 30.
The Washington publish federal Eye blog reports on a new research study that found that 79% of federal hr personnel stated in a survey that “at least a few of the time” administration was already considering a certain candidate to fill task vacancies being advertised.
The new York Times Magazine looks at the history of the notorious phrase “having it all.” Meanwhile, above the Law comments on a piece in The Atlantic by former ultimate Court clerk Ryan Park, who temporarily ended up being a stay-at-home dad after his clerkship ended. He explains the recommendations he got from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on balancing a occupation as well as family.
The Huffington Post shares an essay about “the new trophy wife” (although it may be a bit premature for its author to proclaim, “Brains are the new beauty,” no?).
PopSugar Smart Living provides you practical decluttering ideas for the new year.
Kat was psyched to see that 2400 MS-DOS games are now offered to play, for free, in your browser. The next time you’re seeking to kill a long time at work, inspect out Plundered Hearts, a dorky romance-adventure game Kat vaguely keeps in mind playing when she was, apparently, around 10.
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