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The other day we talked about how a lot of the houseplants we buy in stores, and greenhouses and online aren’t quite…
Elizabeth Yuko
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Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy.
May 9
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If there’s one thing that has become crystal clear over the past few months, it’s that we are a nation divided. It…
May 9
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Having any sort of interaction with a negative or downright mean person is unpleasant on so many levels.…
May 8
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Like some humans, certain plants are more comfortable in pairs. Sure, they could survive on their own, but to really…
May 8
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Despite our best efforts, most of us end up in situations from time-to-time (some people more than others) that…
May 8
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Like fashion, interior design styles are both cyclical and constantly evolving. (Except it’s much less depressing…
May 7
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While rubber gloves are durable, they don’t last forever, and if you find that your favorite pair suddenly has a…
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Instead of the usual filing deadline of April 15, we have an additional month to procrastinate this year, until May…
May 6
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Home improvement TV shows are nothing new. In fact, one of the classics—This Old House—has been on since 1979 and…
May 6
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Whether or not we realize it, we’re constantly making an effort to influence our future memories. It could be…
May 5
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While 2021 has been great for Peloton’s profits—including posting their first $1 billion quarter ever—it hasn’t been…
May 5
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When we think about our personal impact on the environment, our first thoughts might be switching to reusable…
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The upside to having a pool in your backyard is that you have a freakin’ pool in your own backyard! As in, steps…
May 3
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When we think about washing windows, we’re probably worried about the glass panels both inside and outside of our homes
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If you live in a large house, you may see your hallways as those extra spaces to vacuum that simply bring you from…
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Most longtime gardeners are fluent in the language of plants, knowing how to read the signs and signals that their…
May 2
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Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, there were countless people across the country who, for a variety of reasons,…
May 2
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While there have always been people who enjoy camping, the limited travel options during the COVID-19 pandemic had…
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When it comes to public speaking, there are a few pieces of advice we hear over and over again: Know your audience.…
May 1
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At this point, we know that cicadas will complete their 17-year hibernation period and take over large parts of the…