I have wanted an Adirondack chair ever since I first sat on one, but I didn’t expect my first possession to come in inflatable form. AeroRondack—as this air-filled version of the chair is called—may well be the most unusual piece of furniture ever to have graced my living room. To be fair, it’s not really… Continue reading Meet Aerorondack, The Inflatable Adirondack Chair

At first blush, Supreme and J.Crew would seem to have little in common. One is inspired by New York City’s gritty skate culture of the ’90s; the other embraces the preppy style that first emerged at Ivy League colleges in the 1910s. But Brendon Babenzien, who spent more than decade defining design at Supreme before… Continue reading From Supreme To J.crew: Brendon Babenzien Chases The Post Fast-Fashion

It’s no secret that change is flying at us from just about every direction. Life as we knew back in 2019 changed quite literally overnight. Now, nearly two and a half years later, we’re still strapped into this roller-coaster, observing and experiencing the aftermath and the impact it has had on our lives. In a… Continue reading Decision-Making May Be More Important Than Setting Goals

Melanie Shulman, 60, had envisioned a relatively carefree retirement. Over the last few years, however, her family was blindsided by a series of painful losses. Her father passed away unexpectedly in 2020 and, not long after, her mother began treatment for dementia. “I became her primary caregiver,” she says. “I was working 12 hours a… Continue reading The Givers App Wants To Help Family Caregivers Save Money

It’s been a rough ride for many previously high-flying and fast-growing tech companies in 2022. In the last month alone, the tech sector has sadly laid off thousands of workers. If you’re an employer having to make the excruciating decision to let go a portion of your team, you’ve got a lot of considerations in… Continue reading After Layoffs, How Leaders Can Do Better With Smaller Teams

The jobs website Glassdoor is just one of the thousands out there that allows you to sign up with them through another service like Google or Facebook. When you’re considering creating a new account for a website, chances are you’ll be given an option to use your existing Facebook, Google or other account as a… Continue reading Should You Use Facebook Or Google To Log In To Other Sites?

It’s easy to reset your iPhone. Think of a factory reset as a clean start — a fresh slate that permanently erases both information and settings on your iPhone. Whether you’re selling your iPhone, trading up for the shiniest new model or donating it, doing a factory reset keeps your information out of harm’s way.… Continue reading How To Factory Reset Your Iphone

Your mousepad is pretty dirty, but fortunately easy to clean. You probably already know that your computer keyboard is dirtier than the average toilet. The next time you get around to sanitizing this all-important workspace, don’t forget to clean its equally nasty next-door neighbor, the mousepad. Mousepads simply don’t show a lot of grime, but… Continue reading How To Clean A Mousepad