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Should You Wear Underwear When You Get a Massage?

If you're planning to get a massage you may be wondering if you should take it all off or leave some clothes on.

10 Things You Didn't Know Were Collectible

10 Things You Didn't Know Were Collectible - Author Richard Davies has worked for AbeBooks.com since 2005 as manager of content and PR.

Whose cheating is more likely to doom a marriage: husband or wife?

There are probably as many ideas about what makes for a good marriage as there are, well, marriages. But most of us can agree that on thing usually makes a marriage worse: adultery. But how common is infidelity, and does it matter who in the relationship cheats? These researchers dug through decades of survey results …

What a skeptic learned from consulting psychics — and astrologers, tarot readers, empaths and more

Salon talks to Victoria Loustalot, author of "Future Perfect," about her journey through the mystical unknowns

Why is there a hole in the middle of a bagel?

If you look online, you'll find quite a few explanations for the hole in the middle of a bagel. Things like if it didn't have hole it would be a roll and the

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

TV Binges Could Be Hurting Your Butt in More Ways Than One

Is a Tablet the Only TV You Need?

With on-demand video and live TV apps, the future of television is smaller and lighter than you think.

Forget Too Much TV. It’s Too Big TV We Should Worry About.

Even as viewers’ time becomes more precious, individual episodes are bloating. Television has come down with a case of gigantism.

If You Have a TV in Your Bedroom, You Should Read This

Long ago, in what seems like a galaxy far away, it was common for families to have only one TV. I know, it sounds crazy, but it’s true. In fact, it was the centerpiece of most homes. But today, since TVs are getting cheaper by the minute and technological advances have revolutionized the medium itself,...

It’s Not Social TV, It’s the Socialization of TV

on Oct. 14, 2014 - 10:37 AMFamilies used to gather in the living room to watch television together. Friends used to gather for more than just the big game, the Oscars or the World Cup. But this has decreased with increased personal devices, increased TV sets in households and attention directed towards other digital endeavors (non-companion oriented). This will once again change, however, and the innovators that fuel this change will be the champions of a new breed of watching behaviorsFrom…

New This Week: 8 Ways to Place a TV in a Living Room

Different heights, angles and materials can deliver a personalized viewing experience in a space that looks good

Make an open shelf TV stand with unusual IKEA items

I made an open shelf TV stand that could hold everything including a 65" TV, turntable and Bluray player after I couldn't find one anywhere.

How can pay TV ops play nice with Android TV?

Building on Google's impressive pedigree in mobile devices, Android TV has steadily evolved into a legitimate mainstream option for the pay TV market today. Originally a ...

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CRT TV Recycling: How to Recycle Your Old Tube TV

Do your part for the environment and learn all about CRT TV recycling. Find the safest and easiest centers to visit. Read now!