A reader asked about this problem as he has an iPhone 6 and is short on space. Thanks Doug, for submitting the question. Users with older iPhones probably chose a smaller amount of storage at the time of purchase never thinking that they could gobble up all those GB’s. The “I’ll never need that much […]
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Eating Eggs Every Day (Disclaimer- certain people have allergies to eggs or may have heart, cholesterol, or other health related issues, so always check with your health professional for advice.) Eggs provide an inexpensive source of protein and an impressive list of nutritional benefits. Years ago, there was a lot of misinformation and low-fat diets
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Fiber connectivity is rolling out in many neighborhoods. More options are becoming available for higher speeds for your internet connections. Many people are “cutting the cable” and getting rid of TV channels due to the high cost and fixed offerings. Cable companies still have not learned that the customer does always not want a
Homes and Mental Health We all know the rigors we had to endure for the past two years or more. Having to spend an inordinate amount of time, i.e. 24/7 in our home has sometimes been a drag on how we feel. Working, eating, socializing, relaxing, sleeping, dealing with noisy or nosy neighbors, helping
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Leadership Power Comes from Your Team What is a real leader? Angela Ahrendts formerly CEO of Burberry’s and more recently a senior executive at Apple where she led the recrafting of Apple Stores and the roles of its 70,000 retail associates. She leads in a unique way. Apparently, her employees were captivated by her
Upskilling for the Future Experts agree that upskilling is urgent, but the question for employees is where to start. There are several ways to do so to future proof yourself. Disruptions such as automations will cause some jobs to become obsolete. To protect yourself, you’ll have to learn new things. The World Economic Forum
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Spring Cleaning – Computer Style Spring is here according to the calendar, and we are enjoying the new growth in nature and renewal of the earth. Your computer might need renewal too. Here are some quick tips to help you stay safe and protect your valuable data and computer resources: 1 –
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3 Recipes to Boost Your Microbiome The ideal healthy-gut diet for performance Erica and Justin Sonnenburg, a pair of Stanford University microbiologists who have been studying the effects of diet on the microbiome for more than a decade, are a little bit obsessed with fiber. “Digesting it appears to be the primary profession of
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Pesto – This popular topping can be slathered over crusty bread or mixed with different pastas. Pesto originated in Genoa in Italy’s Liguria region. To be true Pesto, local officials state that it can only be made with Mediterranean pignoli, Ligurian extra-virgin olive oil, Genoese basil leaves, garlic, Parmigiano Reggiano Stravecchio, Pecorino Fiore Sardo, and coarse
This fragrant Indian Mulligatawny Soup is spiced with curry and made from creamy red lentils, carrots, apples, and coconut milk. Make a double batch and freeze the leftovers! 20 min Prep Time, 40 min Cook Time, 60 min Total Time, Yields 6+ Ingredients Melt butter or ghee in a large pot or Dutch oven over