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– According to the WSJ, the outfit to wear to parties is the new power suit.
– Via Jezebel: The Washington Post remembers the first woman to wear pants to Congress.
– Savvy Sugar rounds up their top productivity tips.
– The WSJ talks about investment funds that you can buy and forget. Although… according to Mint, there's such value to tax-deferred savings that you should only invest on the open after you've maxed out every other possible tax-deferred savings vehicle.
– Yikes: If you use a Neti-Pot or otherwise cleanse your sinuses, heed NPR‘s warning and don't use tap water.
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JT
I think there’s a problem with the Mint link above. It sent me to an article on Jezebel about how to disguise the fact you are exhausted. Not that I don’t also need that advice.
anon
I had the same issue.
Kat (not the author)
Regarding the NPR report, tap water’s fine as long as you boil and store it. You don’t have to go buy super expensive distilled water to use the neti-pot