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If you're headed out with your friends for a fun St. Patrick's Day - you're the designated driver, right? right?! - you can take the opportunity to add to your vocabulary by recognizing which types of drunk people you encounter as shared by Merriam-Webster Dictionary: Ape Drunk - leaps, sings & hollows and dances for the heavens Lion Drunk - flings things around the house, breaks glass and is apt to quarrel with anyone that speaks to him Swine Drunk - heavy, lumpish, sleepy c

I love the Moneyologist articles on Market Watch, it blends money advice in a gossip columnist kind of way! One recent question was about dealing with a bad roommate. Imagine a roommate who constantly complains about money, eats your food, doesn't buy their own essentials all while taking frequent vacations. Juicy! Dear Moneyologist, My best friend from college and I are both recent graduates. She moved in with me a couple months ago, and ever since then, I’ve realized she

Joseph Turow has written a book, The Aisles Have Eyes, that explores how marketers and retailers are using our phones to collect and sell our data in order to hone in on the ways that will induce us to buy. You can listen to an interview he did with Terry Gross on Fresh Air. While we know that this is happening, Turow takes on a deep dive as well as speaks to where the technology might be heading in the future. What would it take for you to agree to have an implant in your