Home telecommuting village aims to cut commutes and boost time at home
Alvin Toffler style plan envisions 80 to 90 percent of work done at home with 40 mile commutes reduced for some executives like Oliver Sasse. Eaglecrest in Placer County features circular home plots on a ridge overlooking the North Fork American River and a shared community center. Developers see potential for up to 15 percent of a large workforce telecommuting within five years and up to 60 percent of office jobs could be performed remotely, while managers emphasize staying visually connected and scheduling periodic in-person meetings.
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Holiday tree safety tips from National Christmas Tree Association
The article gives practical safety guidance for holiday trees. It notes trees need daily water, warns against keeping water below the trunk, and advises placing trees away from heat sources. It also recommends turning off lights when away or sleeping, avoiding combustible decorations, and inspecting lights for frayed cords.
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What's New Indoors Looks Like A Festive Craft Roundup
Indoor ideas post Christmas include mulching cut boughs for beds and using the tree as a yard or bird feeder. A Eugene press can turn newspapers into high heat fuel logs, while VCR care guides and children’s clothing books offer home projects. Readers can mail ideas to the Herald Journal Lifestyle column.
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Last minute gift ideas from a busy holiday list
A gaggle of late season gift ideas includes an itty bitty book light for reading in bed at about $20, a travel pouch with cord and battery pack for around $10, and a 24 quart tea kettle at $35. Other items include a reader rack at $36, coffee samplers for $7.99, German nutcrackers, venaden whirl gigs, Stone Critters for $10, laser-cut walnut desk accessories at $50, a compact brass alarm clock with travel case for $37.90, and a Fairmount Athletic Club membership with a $875 fee and $22 monthly dues a month.
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Teens stress view differs from parents says study
Fairfield University researchers examined 69 students at a Danbury prep school and two adult groups to compare perceived causes of stress. Teens ranked the death of a parent as most stressful, while adults placed their own car accident near the top, revealing divergent risk perceptions and implications for identifying high risk youths.
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