Bed Bath And Beyond Pulls Blackface Pumpkins From Shelves After Outcry

When a local news crew investigated the incident, the law firm said that their intention was to never offend or exclude anyone — so as soon as they got complaints, they took down the display. Local NAACP Director Wilbur Aldridge said the pumpkins being displayed depicted an “extreme lack of sensitivity.” Meanwhile, Bed, Bath & Beyond apologized for the fact that the pumpkins were on sale in the first place — and immediately removed the pumpkins from all store locations....

January 10, 2023 · 1 min · 168 words · Carl Wright

Best Portable Grills For Camping Tailgating

RELATED: The Best Gas Grills & Grill Accessories You Need To Cook Every Meal In The Backyard Coleman Road Trip X-Cursion Propane Grill All-terrain wheels and scissoring steel legs help this grill roll out of your RV and set up with a single click. A push-button ignition fires up the pair of 20,000 BTU burners, while the portable grill’s large surface can hold enough brats and burgers for your entire alumni club....

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 546 words · Kevin Savage

Best Scooters For Kids Adults

RELATED: The Best Scooters, Bikes, and Cars for Kids This Holiday Let the cyclists have their lanes and the skateboarders have their cool affectations, because you and your kid are going places (hey, at least you’re not Rollerblading). Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter With an extra-wide base and a more limited turning radius than the Micro, the Radio Flyer My 1st Scooter should be just that — their first scooter....

January 10, 2023 · 4 min · 818 words · Scott Capps

Best Soundbars

Why? Because expecting your high-def TV to also produce high-quality sound is like going to McDonald’s for a T-bone steak. You won’t be satisfied. The bottom line is that the bedrock for the modern home sound system is the soundbar. Soundbars take the job of nuanced, dynamic sound from your already overworked TV by breaking it down into component parts: the highs, mids, and bass all get the attention they deserve, while software stitches them precisely together....

January 10, 2023 · 5 min · 865 words · Adella Pellegrini

Best Stretches For Lower Back Pain

These 7 moves are designed to target your lower back. In each case, the stretch should be no deeper than a position you can comfortably hold for at least 30 seconds, and should never be so intense as to cause pain. Slowly ease into each position, and when you reach a point of manageable intensity, focus on breathing in and out deeply for 30 seconds to one minute. Child’s Pose Funny, isn’t it, that a likely source of your back pain is also the name of the exercise to ease it?...

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 505 words · Thomas Armstrong

Big Dick Energy Is Passed From Father To Son Seriously

My baby is teething, and it’s about as bad as I thought it would be. There’s a lot of crying and fussiness. But my grandmother suggested I put whiskey on my baby’s gums to help her. I’m almost ready to try anything, but should I try that? Randall Bismarck, South Dakota * Whiskey is a fine remedy for any number of maladies, including consciousness, sobriety, and the constant crushing feeling that the world is crumbling, inexorably, around you....

January 10, 2023 · 8 min · 1494 words · Michael Roberts

Bipartisan Senate Infrastructure Bill To Pass Does It Help Families

The bill in question allocates $550 billion to infrastructure spending. It would be the “biggest infusion of federal spending on public works in decades,” according to Bloomberg News. But it still is inadequate to tackle the serious economic and environmental problems facing the United States. Here’s what families need to know about what is, and isn’t, in the bill and how Joe Biden plans to keep his campaign promises....

January 10, 2023 · 4 min · 711 words · Mike Stigers

Booster Covid 19 Shots Not Recommended For General Public

The Biden administration had planned on doing a widespread rollout of the booster shots — the third dose for Pfizer and Moderna receivers and a second for those who got the Johnson & Johnson shot. But on Friday afternoon, the FDA said they didn’t recommend a widespread rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine booster shots, and instead settled on recommending the rollout for targeted groups. But why did the FDA not approve it for everyone?...

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 580 words · Anthony Maranda

Breaking Bad Habits 5 Tips For Stopping Them Once And For All

The tricky thing about bad habits is that, generally speaking, we know that they’re bad. We know that smoking will eventually kill us, that eating the wrong food is making us fat, that not working out will hurt us in the long run, and yet we continue to indulge in these behaviors anyway. So then the question then becomes why? Why do we do something that we know is destructive and why can’t we stop ourselves?...

January 10, 2023 · 5 min · 945 words · Steven Bland

Brilliant Diy Birthday Cakes You Can Actually Make

Of course, not every cake idea you find online is doable, especially if you can’t remember the last time you actually used your oven. Certain styles of cake — like sky-high layer creations, or anything requiring intricate shaping or carving, should be left to the pros, says Jessica Schwarz, owner of Silverwood Bakery, a McKinney, Texas-based custom cake shop. “I’ve seen a lot of purse cakes or makeup cakes [cakes that are supposed to look like these objects] that just look like lumps....

January 10, 2023 · 4 min · 819 words · Cecilia Cooper

California May List Parents Who Owe Child Support On Public Website

Under Assembly Bill 1498, the Department of Child Support Services would be required to post the delinquent parents on a public webpage with each person’s picture, full name, and the amount they owe. Parents would receive a 60-day notice before being placed on the list. And to be removed, they would have to make 90 straight days of payments. “What we’re trying to do is use a very effective tool called peer pressure that actually allows people to shape their behavior in a positive way,” the bill’s author, Republican representative Tom Lackey, told ABC7....

January 10, 2023 · 2 min · 279 words · June Gordon

Cbs All Access Is Giving Away Free Christmas Specials This Week

If you subscribe to CBS All Access – or if you give yourself the gift of a free week of the streaming service – they’ve got more than a half-dozen holiday treats ready to watch at the press of a button or key. Actually, the I Love Lucy Christmas Special, a perfect-for-the-family perennial, will air totally for free on CBS and be available via All Access on December 22. And, available now for streaming at any time on All Access are Sabrina The Teenage Witch, “Sabrina Claus;” Family Ties, “A Christmas Story;” The Brady Bunch, “The Voice of Christmas;” Cheers, “Christmas Cheers;” The Twilight Zone (original series), “The Night of The Meek;” Hawaii Five-O (reboot), “Ke Koho Mamao Aku;” Rugrats, “Chanukah” (which we praised to Hashem very recently); and Everybody Hates Chris, “Kwanzaa....

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 436 words · Charlie Radcliff

Child Support Payments What Parents Should Know

Child support is so complicated in large part because most of one’s life gets wrapped up in consideration of it. How is one person defined as the primary parent? Are the family courts biased against fathers? How do you handle late payments? Child support is emotionally daunting and difficult to talk about, and it brings with it an enormous amount of interpersonal stress. But it’s important to understand. We talked to experts about the ins and outs of child support to demystify the process a little bit....

January 10, 2023 · 5 min · 993 words · Francis Fuller

Childhood Speech Impediments How To Identify A Problem And Help A Kid Out

“Speech includes how we pronounce or articulate the sounds in words, the quality of our voice, and the fluency or smoothness of delivery,” says to Melanie Potock, a pediatric speech pathologist, a feeding specialist, and the author of Adventures in Veggieland. Dysfluencies in language – such as stuttering or repeating words or starting sentences over – may be a part of typical speech development as toddlers learn to produce these sounds....

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 536 words · Mark Williams

Co Parenting Covid 19 Tips For Navigating Custody Agreements

“From the cases that we are seeing and hearing about, the biggest issue is about whether the parties are on the same page with social distancing,” says Sheryl Seiden, a founding partner at Seiden Family Law. “It is important for parents to remember that children need the love and affection of both of their parents in difficult and upsetting times like these, so parents need to put aside their differences and try to agree to a schedule or a system that protects the children physically and emotionally....

January 10, 2023 · 8 min · 1650 words · Shaunda Mcmorris

Data Indicates That A 5 Inch Penis Is The Normal Size For Men

Here’s the real data on penis size, and it shows that having a 5-inch dick is very normal. Hopefully it makes men feel better. If not, we strongly recommend developing confidence in specific oral skills. Average Size Is A 5-Inch Penis Scientists long suspected that the average erect penis hovered around five inches in length, across nationalities and age groups. Then, in 2014 a team of British physicians all but proved it....

January 10, 2023 · 2 min · 289 words · Donna Devoy

Deal Alert Green Toys Popular Recycled Trucks Are Half Off On Amazon

The sale includes over 30 items and runs the gamut from mold-free bath toys, infant shape sorters, and fake food sets, to classic dump trucks, beach buckets, and pink corvettes. A few highlights include: Dish Set This 24-piece dish set includes four settings of dishwasher-safe plates, cups, bowls, and plastic silverware ⏤ and no BPA or phthalates, so kids can actually eat off them. Regularly $28, it’s marked down to $9....

January 10, 2023 · 1 min · 168 words · Jeanne Diaz

Divorce Guide 9 Expert Tips For Negotiating Alimony Settlement

“Alimony is one of the very last pieces to fall into place,” says Lili Vasileff founder and President of Wealth Protection Management and of Divorce and Money Matters LLC and the author of Money & Divorce: The Essential Roadmap To Mastering Financial Decisions. “Everything else happens and that’s the last piece of the puzzle that completes the whole picture and it’s usually the most complicated and complex because it’s interdependent on so many other things....

January 10, 2023 · 6 min · 1224 words · Francis Sims

Do I Have To Wash My Dirt Child During Summer Not Really Kinda

“Most children only need a bath a few times a week,” says dermatologist Robert Sidbury of the University of Washington School of Medicine, in a statement for the AAD. “For children, a few germs here and there are healthy, as this is how their bodies learn to fight off bacteria and build stronger immune systems.” When it comes to hair washing, the AAD has your bath schedule on lockdown. Their website essentially provides a flowchart for parents who are weighing the pros and cons of trying to coax their child to embrace shampoo....

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 447 words · Joshua Lott

Dr Panda Home Designer Is An App That Lets Kids Build Virtual Houses

Dr. Panda Plus Home Designer is an augmented reality app that lets kids essentially design, build, and furnish their own virtual dollhouses. The keyword being, of course, virtual ⏤ so there’s no need to actually bring a dollhouse, or its million pieces, into your house. If you’ve never heard of the good doctor, it’s probably because you’re not a 5-year-old kid. But since 2011, this cuddly little Funko doll-shaped panda (and his pals) have been rocking the kid’s app market with titles like Dr....

January 10, 2023 · 3 min · 631 words · William Murphy