Preparing a small business for a disaster like a hurricane or wildfire requires time and attention, but many owners worried about more immediate concerns may never get to do much planning. They should be sure they protect the most critical parts of their operations, starting with employees, customers and data. Some of the basics: —Communication. […]
Some of the basics of disaster planning for small businesses Read More »
Snoring affects 90 million Americans and the majority of these people “are unaware of why they snore or what snoring could indicate about their overall health,” according to Jagdeep Bijwadia, a board-certified doctor in internal, sleep and pulmonary diseases medicine. Snoring can be a telltale sign of an underlying sleep disorder like sleep apnea, a
8 Unexpected Reasons You Might Be Snoring Read More »
Jada Pinkett Smith’s Facebook talk show “Red Table Talk” is a hit. But it seems her famous husband, Will Smith, might feel a little left out of all the fun. Or at least that’s what one gathers from a very funny video Smith posted on Instagram over the weekend. In the charmingly goofy post, the
Will Smith Swaps His Face Onto Jada Pinkett Smith’s And It’s Hilarious… And Weird Read More »
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWhat do shoppers think about Waitrose’s trial? Waitrose is extending a trial to remove packaging from many products after a positive response in its first store. The “Unpacked” scheme was tested in Oxford, with customers using their own containers to buy produce such as pasta, wine and
Waitrose extends ‘bring your own containers’ anti-plastic scheme Read More »
Sunday 11) 9:30 a.m. Mountain trek It’s best to do the trek around Divis Mountain on a clear day, when the views down into Belfast and northeast to Scotland are truly spectacular, but the challenging walk is pleasurable even when skies are gray, thanks to the gloriously fresh air and pastoral landscapes of lush fields
36 Hours in Belfast – The New York Times Read More »
The Latest on the alleged Capital One hacker (all times local): 11:20 p.m. Federal authorities say a former Amazon software engineer accused of a massive hack of Capital One data recently threatened to “shoot up” a California social media company. Paige Thompson was arrested Monday in Seattle. The FBI said she obtained personal information from
The Latest: Alleged Capital One hacker accused of threats Read More »
Ty Law was a wide-eyed youngster with big dreams when he started making summer visits to his Uncle Tony’s home in Texas. They fueled his passion for . And, they guided his journey to greatness. Tony Dorsett was forging his own path to the Pro Football Hall of Fame long before his nephew even put
HOF Preview: Ty Law’s path to greatness guided by big dreams Read More »
Ms. Gillibrand may have had the most memorable line of the night, if not the most substantive: “The first thing that I’m going to do when I’m president,” she said, “is I’m going to Clorox the Oval Office.” She also brought the subjects of gender equality and sexual violence into a debate that had previously
Who Won Night 2 of the Democratic Debate? Experts Weigh In Read More »
Cheaper mortgages are usually a boon to the housing market. But this year, a sharp drop in mortgage rates hasn’t provided much of a lift, and that could bode poorly for the Federal Reserve’s efforts to shore up economic growth. To see why, take a look at what has happened in housing since mortgage rates
Lower Rates Already Hit Housing. They’re Not Helping Much. Read More »
Rwanda closed its border with Congo over the deadly Ebola outbreak on Thursday, while a Congolese official said a person who had contact with the second confirmed Ebola case in the border city of Goma was receiving treatment after showing signs of the disease. Interested in Ebola? Add Ebola as an interest to stay up
Rwanda closes border with Congo over deadly Ebola outbreak Read More »
