Web Watch would never suggest that you ever evade the police by providing this information to our readers.
Think of this merely as an explanation of how all those criminals manage to escape getting into police custody in those high-action summer movies.
You, being a law-abiding citizen, would pull over immediately upon seeing the flashing blue lights in your rearview mirror, right? Right.
The longest daily commute to work that Web Watch has ever had to do regularly involved a car, two trains, and a 4-block walk. Surprisingly, under the best conditions, this 60+ mile one-way trek could be done door-to-door in an hour.
It wasn’t an hour trip very often.
And let’s face it – long commutes kind of suck. No wonder people often decide to move their living situation to be closer to work.
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We’re all guilty of it, scanning the magazine stand while in line at the grocery checkout lane, when those alluring photos and attention-grabbing headlines do exactly what they’re intended to do.
We reach out and grab the latest issue of Cosmopolitan, Men’s Health, Maxim, or other gender-oriented magazine to start to find out what we’re doing wrong with our love life.
Are you trying to climb the corporate ladder, and wondering why that ladder doesn’t go as high as you think it should?
Well, it ends up that people’s perceptions of a woman’s competence can be directly tied to the makeup that the woman is wearing.
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Overload! How Too Much Information is Hazardous to your Organization
On any given day, Web Watch receives between 500-1000 work-related emails. And we’re not even counting those emails that are routed directly into spam or junk folders.
While that may sound like a lot of email, the vast majority of those messages are informational – things that Web Watch needs to know about, but not anything that we need to actually do anything about.
So we file those away into various folders for future reference if needed, leaving our Inbox mostly clear for those important messages that we actually need to read and take some action on.
But a recent study by IBM has found that maybe Google (and therefore, Google’s approach of how GMail is structured) may be the right way to do things all along.
Plastic Surgery Secrets – Questions you will be asked…
So you’ve decided to get some plastic surgery. Good for you.
You’ve probably put a lot of thought into what work you’re going to get done, whether it be a face lift, tummy tuck, boob job, calf implants, or tattoo removal.
But how did you pick your plastic surgeon? Did you go with the one that your insurance agent recommended? The one that all your friends used? Or the one that you heard doing a segment on the local morning radio program?
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Living Together: A Legal Guide for Unmarried Couples
Living together before marriage: it’s not exactly a growing trend, it’s just something that’s been done for years and years.
Heck, if you want to get technical, Adam and Eve “lived together” in Biblical times. There certainly wasn’t a priest around to make their arrangement an official “marriage”, if you will.
And while Web Watch knows that some parents are perfectly fine with the permanent roommate situation that living together brings, we also know of some couples who purposefully hide their living arrangements from the parental units. It’s all about avoiding the wrath and disappointment of the parents, combined with the realization that the living-in-sin couple might have to pay for their own wedding arrangements, we assume. To each their own. Whatever works.
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Christina Hendricks
Esquire magazine cover – May 2010
Christina Hendricks from Mad Men knows a little bit about what it takes for a man – a real man – to get her attention.
And back in May 2010, she penned a treatise on the subject entitled A LETTER TO MEN. It’s just her little way of giving back, to help men everywhere know what they should, and shouldn’t, be doing if they want to score a fantastic woman like that.
Some of the tips she shares are:
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