Remembering to take a pill every day is one thing, but remembering to take your temperature and hoping you've recorded everything properly?
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Remembering to pack your travel-size skin care in your carryon is just as important as remembering to pack enough underwear for your trip.
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I worked past the nerves by just remembering to have fun.
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Try to avoid this by remembering to stretch the IT band.
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Do they have trouble remembering to take breaks, or grab lunch?
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Kudos to Mama and Daddy, and Grandma for remembering to teach chores.
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They're about remembering to prime that generator before you turn it on.
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With age comes memory loss — which often means trouble remembering to register.
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So now you can make cash by remembering to take the Pill.
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Give myself a mental fist bump for remembering to set it last night.
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The 4G problem, or tempering expectations It's also worth remembering to temper expectations.
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You can also help prevent them by remembering to pee right after sex.
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Monica has a hard time remembering to do this, and Linda can relate.
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Added bonus: you don't have to worry about remembering to water the tree!
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It's a lesson that's almost as important as remembering to wear shower shoes.
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It's the equivalent of remembering to take the lens cap off of a camera.
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Remembering to give her a call every now and then should do just fine.
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No need to worry about setting a timer or remembering to wash it off.
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Fluffing pillows — remembering to pick up peanut butter — might not always look like much.
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Whereas episodic foresight is imagining a future event, prospective memory is remembering to do something.
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The only "hard" part is remembering to put on your bracelet before going to bed.
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Another thing is remembering to be thankful for the support you are getting from people.
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It's as easy as asking, "What's new?" or remembering to offer constructive feedback, she explains.
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She had to figure out how to walk off while remembering to open the phone.
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That, and I'm pretty bad when it comes to remembering to take photos in general.
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The hardest part of the challenge wasn&apost actually planking but remembering to do so.
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The big issue with drinking more water (for me, anyway) is remembering to do it.
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Remembering to keep this water reservoir filled is the trickiest part of using Sharp's new oven.
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Museums can have a range of goals, from remembering, to reconsidering, to reenforcing a particular message.
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Now, there's no more remembering to option-click the speaker icon or opening up system preferences.
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In my pre-Ecobee SmartThermostat life, I was pretty good at remembering to do this manually.
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Another challenge has been learning (and remembering) to drive on the left side of the road.
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The hardest part is remembering to do it at home and setting time aside for it.
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The idea is to concentrate on (1) remembering to do the habit and (2) staying motivated.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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Batuman is an energetic and charming writer and, perhaps, there are wages to this kind of charm — namely in remembering to relinquish it when you need to, remembering to risk being messy, boring or obvious to get at those truths only fiction, she tells us, can access.
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That's really helped me—especially with The Black Joy project—in remembering to pause in the moment.
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I'm really horrible at remembering to take pills, but I made sure to take my vitamins again.
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At the end of the day, preventing pregnancy entails more than just remembering to take your pill.
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Source: StreetSmart Edge® Ease your workflow by remembering to save your bullish and bearish screen tabs.
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Zoolz automatically backs up your data so you don't have to worry about remembering to do so.
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Remembering to call on a specific day is an expression of love, not a proxy for it.
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After checking the first two — non-winners — Andy let the customer leave before remembering to check the third.
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He took a shaky step forward, only just remembering to catch the door before it slammed behind him.
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Aside from range anxiety, remembering to plug your car in might be the worst part of EV ownership.
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Keep it simple and helpful: remembering to put sunscreen on your face is a good place to start.
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But it's at least better than when users only had the option of remembering to do it manually.
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Remembering to take your medications every day is hard enough, but especially so when they're massive horse pills.
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He's even better at remembering to dodge or block than I was back when I first started playing.
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"Small things, like remembering to box out, staying low on defense, communication, things of that nature," he said.
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If you don't want to worry about remembering to cancel a subscription, you can just get an HDTV antenna.
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Not only was actually getting them down a task, so was remembering to take them in the first place.
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That, or people were just better at remembering to point their phones at the folks flying through flaming tables.
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"The biggest challenge for some parents is remembering to speak to their children in the second language," Namy said.
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Without a LARC, preventing pregnancy means taking steps like filling prescriptions and remembering to take a pill every day.
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One of the biggest challenges you'll face in trying to improve your relationship is simply remembering to take action.
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It is a delicate balance of remembering to live in a whole system approach with your art and life.
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Someone had to be monitoring the quantity of said products in stock and remembering to buy more. Huh. Weird.
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But just asking the question, "Is the time I am away from them compensated by the fact that I'm busy making a better world for them, and am I getting that balance right, and then am I remembering to turn off my BlackBerry, am I remembering to—" You turn it off sometimes?
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And with a 10-day battery life, you don't have to worry about remembering to charge it all the time.
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Remembering to hydrate is also key to keeping your body temperature in check and replenishing fluids you lose from sweat.
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People have also checked-out without remembering to take companions with them, leaving friends or relatives stranded in hotel rooms.
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One of the hardest parts about saving is remembering to move money from your checking account to your savings account.
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A roundabout way of remembering to get the milk, but the only one that has ever worked for me. ♦
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The option is triggered automatically in the camera app, so you don't have to bother remembering to turn it on.
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Living a healthy lifestyle can be a constant struggle, whether it's remembering to eat enough vegetables or working out regularly.
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This method would give her the contraceptive coverage she needed and would only require remembering to change it once a week.
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Instead of remembering to bring the physical card with him every day, Meow-Meow decided to get a little bit creative.
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Think more along the lines of actually remembering to water your houseplants every Sunday, not starting (and upkeeping) a communal garden.
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Yes, it's one more thing you have to worry about remembering to charge and carry around, but it could be worse.
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But remembering to take it every day can be difficult, and it's not unusual to accidentally skip a day or two.
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I still am remembering to have faith over fear because my decision is my decision, and it really only affects me.
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For some (celebrities), remembering to delete the instructions from your branded content sponsor when posting to Instagram can be even harder.
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Tips to stay healthy include remembering to frequently wash your hands in hot, soapy water and to avoid touching your face.
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She now lives in a three-bedroom with two college students who sometimes have trouble remembering to replace the toilet paper.
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Things could change on a dime and remembering to get life insurance may not be top of mind when they do.
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Remembering becomes a kind of circle — where you're remembering to remember, but you don't remember what you're supposed to be remembering.
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All legacies require the ritual of remembering to sustain themselves, and they are adapted to reflect their age and political realities.
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Psychologists testified about Godejohn's autism diagnosis, social isolation, troubled upbringing, difficulty in school, and trouble remembering to shower and brush his teeth.
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It's a place where big personalities and bigger egos can win you more brownie points than a speech remembering to thank everyone.
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And let us all hold him within our hearts, remembering to practice moderation on our next drunken, late-night bodega junk food mission.
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As far as guests go, cockroaches are not the best at remembering to wipe their feet and was their hands, so to speak.
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So much new pours across your feeds each week that even remembering to check in with your favorites can feel like a hassle.
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On Father's Day, I'll be celebrating with my family and remembering to honor the families for whom holidays like Father's Day are excruciating.
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Touchnote If you're no good at remembering to send postcards when you're traveling, this app will do nearly all the work for you.
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"If you really are better at the dishes than remembering to call the in-laws, then that should be your job," she writes.
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"Both of those issues we see falling away, quite frankly, at the moment ... we see customers remembering to bring their bags," he said.
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Today is about remembering to constantly push boundaries, appreciate your privileges, and support all the women in your life, and around the world.
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Somewhere between remembering to take my prenatal vitamins and prepping a nursery, I started to feel like I was losing my sanity a bit.
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Leading a more streamlined lifestyle with thanks to an AI assistant comes with benefits greater than remembering to join that early morning conference call.
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When it comes to our beauty routine, there's always one thing that most of us could be better at: remembering to wear sun protection.
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The kids couldn't simply leave the house; Chuck occasionally struggles with the simplest daily tasks, such as remembering to eat and preparing his food.
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Mr. Gluck was known as a thoughtful gift-giver to his grandchildren, remembering to even include the batteries for electronic toys, Mr. Birnbaum said.
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Add edible flowers to the base of the mold, remembering to place them upside down to ensure correct presentation once the mold is flipped. 6.
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Now that you've written your out of office message, it's time to do the most important part: remembering to set it as your automatic response.
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Paying my health insurance bill, giving the dog her medicine, returning an email to my grandmother: stuff I'd had no trouble remembering to do before.
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It can take a lot to build a positive habit — whether that's stretching every morning, drinking enough water or remembering to go on a run.
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But you might not always want to share your whereabouts with Google, and remembering to delete your location data manually can be a daunting task.
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If you have trouble using up all the vegetables in your fridge or remembering to finish off leftovers, the same system might help there, too.
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Between securing funding, finalising business plans, creating a strong team, and actually remembering to sleep every once in awhile, there's barely time to take a breather.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films For Winslet, the biggest challenge was simply remembering to act in her freezing surroundings.
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One of Alexa's more practical, everyday uses is setting timers – helpful when cooking, remembering to perform some task, or alerting kids it's bedtime, among other things.
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We all experience bouts of it from time to time, and managing stress (or at least remembering to inhale-exhale) can feel like an exercise in futility.
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Emily had difficulty remembering to leave payments, and it didn't help that she was pregnant — and nauseated — at the same time her oldest child began losing teeth.
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The key is remembering to play the character you've created as she or he is defined by the cards on the table and the Destiny you're chasing.
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The challenge for Good was remembering to make deposits, but she turned it into a habit by tossing money in at the same exact time every day.
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Each encounter was a test I set up for myself: How long could I get people to talk about themselves without remembering to ask me a question?
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Stash also addresses other issues with some rival bookmarking services — moving content between devices and actually remembering to revisit the items you've saved at a later time.
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Rather than remembering to carry it with you everywhere, this 1,300mAh battery lives on your keychain and provides over three hours of charging time for your phone.
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I gave myself permission to do very little because sometimes just getting through the day and remembering to eat took up most of the energy I had.
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Image: Flickr Creative CommonsIf you're the type of person that has trouble remembering to say, take your birth control or heart medication every day, technology offers a solution.
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And sometimes I want to have people over without remembering to turn off the feature that lets them access my text messages when I'm not in the room.
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Between classes, volunteering, running the university's sustainability program, and a sometimes overwhelming social scene (and also occasionally remembering to video chat with mom), you've got a packed schedule.
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An usher essentially stands guard at the church entrance during the service and often locks the front and side door (while remembering to warmly greet members and visitors).
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I considered giving it a shot—before quickly remembering, to the relief of everyone in both my home and office building, that chip bags have foil in them.
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The hardest part for me was actually remembering to do the plank, and it taught me a valuable lesson about making new habits part of your daily routine.
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A couple were still having trouble remembering to say "Eli," leaving Eli having to either correct them each time or sit silently while their dead name was called.
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Not all hair straighteners come with this feature, and if you don't have an issue remembering to turn these types of things off it may not be necessary.
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Wining and dining your loved one on February 2215 in London's most exclusive restaurants is likely to involve saving the pennies and remembering to book the meal before Christmas.
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But besides just remembering to take deep breaths, participating in activities to reduce stress during the winter months has been shown to help reduce the burden of respiratory illnesses.
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The other option is remembering to turn on and hit the "lockdown" button in the power menu if you're concerned somebody might try to unlock it with your face.
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If even that little bit of math is too complicated for you, or if remembering to actually drink the water is too challenging, then there's an app for that.
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Season 2 starts today, which might be a fun little surprise for you because honestly, we haven't done a great job of remembering to talk about it on Twitter!
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From running and walking to standing, to simply remembering to take some time to breathe, a wrist-worn wearable is a buzzing reminder to mix things up a bit.
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We have some trouble, in this country, with women's history: celebrating it, making it central to our national narrative, remembering to notice when it is being made around us.
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Bonus: When you pay allowance digitally, you can set it up to happen automatically, so you never have to worry about remembering to make the transaction in real life.
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Moral regrets are usually packed up in deep self-storage and we often make a point of remembering to forget them, even while we are awash in pseudo-regrets.
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The magazine literally transposed the email text onto an image of Trump Jr.'s face, even remembering to bold the most damning words to make things easier for everyone.
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While I think about this goal often, remembering to actually make deposits into my preferred savings spot, a high-yield savings account, isn&apost always high on my list.
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Of course, you can also shrink your own data carbon footprint with really simple steps, like remembering to turn off your work computer at the end of the day.
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Fogg's method is meant to work for any habit—not just escaping the Instagram scroll, but remembering to floss your teeth, developing an exercise routine, or practicing the guitar.
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Wireless charging is a big carrot for EVs and hybrids, since it takes away the added mental component involved in remembering to plug your car in once you're done driving.
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If that's going to be the case for the foreseeable future, I'm afraid we're going to need to start doing a lot more than remembering to turn the lights off.
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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You have to take an SSRI daily for it to work, so if you're not good at remembering to take medications, this might not be the best option for you.
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One of the things I struggle with throughout the work day is remembering to drink water, so I'm trying to make a habit of drinking more water to stay hydrated.
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I have a hard enough time remembering to cash out on Cash App, so the concept of money that you can't see is a little too futuristic for my liking.
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I was able to see all the photos from that day, along with other photos and messages I had lost because I'm terrible at remembering to back up my phone.
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Remembering to Turn Off His Phone It's doubtful Desjardins can pull this off, but if he doesn't answer his phone or check voicemail after the season, the Canucks can't fire him.
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As well as remembering to fasten your belt, the pamphlet advises that you protect your baggage properly during take-off and landing and that you turn on airplane mode during flight.
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Amount budgeted for "Entertainment" in May 2016: $750Percentage of budget accounted for: 9%In a blog post, Andy stresses the importance of remembering to have fun during the money-saving journey.
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Sometimes the most basic things are the best solutions: getting enough sleep, remembering to eat, being active, and spending time with people you're close to whether that is friends, family, or both.
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The resulting app is easy to use, and takes what was a painful and complicated process and makes it as easy as remembering to snap a photo when you make a purchase.
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Now is the time for exploring your passions and figuring out who (and what) you want to be in the "real world" — oh, and remembering to have a little fun along the way.
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Rachel explained how the worst part of the incident was imagining the ways in which her own memory could fail her, since she had already handed off the task of remembering to Picturelife.
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Its cartoon aesthetic implies something softer than what it really is, allowing for the writers to create something subversively, surprisingly deep when we expect some shallow moral about remembering to brush our teeth.
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If you have trouble remembering to pay your bills on time or tracking all of your bills, find ways to make it easier on yourself, like using a bill payment app like Paytm.
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This is great for fans who happen to subscribe to cable, with the biggest inconvenience being remembering to set your DVR for when you don't want to stay up until the wee hours.
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Another major component in the climbing process involves knowing your body well enough to pivot and move as you traverse and scale — and remembering to hold your weight in your legs, not your arms.
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I am terrible about remembering to charge my phone until I'm stuck on a delayed subway at 7PM on my commute home, desperately trying to squeeze out the last few seconds of battery life.
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I left the United States when Ronald Reagan was president, so adjusting to life here involves more than just unlearning the metric system and remembering to put the month before the day when writing checks.
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While cover letters are becoming a thing of the past, remembering to engage with the recruiting team, show some personality as well as metrics behind your experience provides more color to your resume (and portfolio).
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The trickiest part, truthfully, is remembering to put the AL outside the grid if you are solving in print, or, if you are solving electronically, to only put the non-AL letters in the puzzle.
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If you do not want the responsibility of remembering to manually save a copy of the folder, an automated backup system can easily preserve your iTunes library — as well the other files on your computer.
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While the LCD screen is incredibly useful, it also adds an extra step to everything; the controller doesn't function when the LCD is lit, so you'll need to keep remembering to turn it off to play.
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Even as his acting career continues to gather heat and his public profile rises, Scott Eastwood's remembering to be mindful of who he's always been, thanks to words of wisdom from a major Hollywood A-lister.
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"You have to remember that at the top level, games can be quite intense and there's a lot going through one's mind, let alone remembering to religiously ensure tile drawing rules are followed meticulously," Simmons said.
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"Many people leave without remembering to get their phones back," said Brandon Reis, an intern at the gallery who heard one visitor suggest to another about coming back to spend spring break in the Immersion Room.
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Amazon informs me that part of my order is HSA eligible and I can add my HSA card to pay for it — this is great, as I'm really bad at remembering to use my HSA card.
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The Sport is a beast with everything possible in it, including LTE for streaming music during your run so you don't have to fuss with remembering to load up the smartwatch with songs before you set out.
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But remembering to check the air filters on your home's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system is no longer one of them, because 3M's new filters will automatically alert your phone when they need to be replaced.
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From waking up at the crack of dawn to squeeze in a workout, to remembering to pack your favorite protein powder and compression bands, to holding a plank for longer than one minute, the whole thing kinda sucks.
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The hard part is hanging on to it, remembering to eat like a 2-year-old when you're living in the land of adults with all the neuroses and social conditioning and other bullshit that comes with that.
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Sure, it's great when we can custom order to taste, but life doesn't always operate like Amazon Prime or Seamless — and remembering to be more patient, accommodating, and inclusive of others can save the weekend from total disaster.
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If you still keep a small paper notebook tucked away for jotting down quick notes, you might want to consider trading up to this blank deck of cards that's useful for more than just remembering to buy milk.
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The Checkup All the world's a beach, and the men and women merely sunbathers, as Shakespeare put it, in that famous speech about remembering to use sunscreen with a high enough SPF, and to reapply regularly after swimming.
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Rather than remembering to download a season of a favorite TV show before heading to the airport, for example, you could do it while in line to board a plane, said Justin Denison, a Samsung senior vice president.
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If you can stay on top of the changes and harness the screen that best fits your business objectives, while always remembering to keep the customer's needs top of mind, the future will certainly be bright and audible.
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What's harder is remembering to eat a high-protein meal at breakfast and lunch, says Rumsey, when you're typically on the go and too rushed to do much more than grab a piece of fruit or carb-heavy sandwich.
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"The things that seem to stress brides out will not even be a thought years down the road, but remembering to honor loved ones here with us or in spirit will be a memory to cherish forever," Foley said.
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Simply swap out some or all of the butter or coconut oil called for in your favorite recipe, always remembering to divide the total amount of THC in your cannabutter/oil by the number of servings in your recipe. E.g.
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Announced earlier this year, the PillDrill is a simple system designed to take some of the pain out of remembering to take medication – taking things between those big plastic pill boxes with the help of a little 21st century connectivity.
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You can back up your WhatsApp conversations to your phone or to Google Drive (Android) and iCloud (iOS), so choose whichever method you prefer and configure an automatic backup schedule so you don't have to keep remembering to do it.
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Tucking them in bed each night isn't something I can do forever — and remembering to take the time now to be there for them helps me stop what I'm doing at work and go home before I miss their bedtimes.
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Sharing with your friends how you feel about being on your own at a time like this – or if you are in a relationship, remembering to check in with your single friends – can really help diminish the feelings of loneliness.
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The Borderline, a popular hangout for country music fans, had become a place of solace for dozens of survivors of the Vegas massacre to come together for music, for healing and for remembering — "to celebrate life," in the words of one.
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Personally, the struggle for me is remembering to take photos in the first place, but knowing that I'm going to get charged at the end of each month could be exactly the kind of incentive I need to get snapping.
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If you're in the market for a fitness tracker, you're more than likely hoping to modify your health behavior — whether it's remembering to walk more, tracking how often you work out, or making sure you're working out appropriately hard when you do.
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An oft-cited 2016 survey from the National Gardening Association notes that of the six million Americans who took up gardening that year (apparently, occasionally remembering to water a succulent counts as gardening!) five million were between the ages of 18 and 34.
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With a man on second and one out, Gregorius bailed out Sabathia with a heady defensive play, charging and fielding a ground ball at shortstop, and remembering to keep tabs on the Mariners' Luis Sardinas, who went to third on the play.
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"That's critical for people being able to use it effectively," explained Stephanie Page, a professor of medicine at the University of Washington and the study's senior investigator, since most people have trouble remembering to take a pill once a day, let alone twice.
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At a time when terrorism is once again being closely tied to immigrants and Islam, I thought it might be worth resurfacing my profile of Dr. Joseph Ibrahim and remembering to search for those who play heroic roles in the background of tragedy.
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Doing small things like recycling, being cognizant of how much time you spend in the shower and re-using grocery bags or produce bags (and actually remembering to bring them on your next shopping excursion) can make an impact on reducing your personal carbon footprint.
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Working from home often means learning how to manage your time efficiently on your own, without managers present, staying in constant communication with superiors and colleagues, and, perhaps most important, remembering to take a break and draw the line between work and personal life.
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"Trying to keep track of whatever I have inside by remembering to scan something or put the milk carton back in the same place where I had it before and not have it obscured by a piece of fruit in front of it?" he said.
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She also talked about the things that seem small but can make a big difference for her: going to the ocean, putting her toes in sand, remembering to eat, taking time to talk with her friends about things that have nothing to do with activism.
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And on top of the actual work of remembering to move the elf around, there can be pressure in certain social circles to make your elf do the most interesting, creative, and performative things, so that you can shame and humiliate the elves of your children's friends.
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The other is the 2014 recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics that sexually active teenagers be offered "long-acting reversible contraception" methods such as implants and intrauterine devices, which are highly effective and do not require any additional action, such as remembering to take a daily pill.
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If two malnourished plants can help feed the homeless of Toledo, anyone is capable of spending a few hours volunteering with a charity, donating food to the needy, or at least remembering to buy all their family members gifts for the holidays—like, for instance, some Christmas weed.
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Along with simply remembering to close our laptops and smartphones every once in a while to enjoy some good, old-fashioned outdoor fun, it's also worth reminiscing on some of the most prolific playground rules such as: be patient, wait your turn, don't hog the swings, no hitting, etc.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, Hoda Kotb poses for the cover with daughters Haley and newborn Hope Catherine, where she praises her older child for remembering to think of her baby sister at a time Kotb had a little bit of a new-mom fog going on.
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Accustomed to the industrial behemoths of fossil fuel production, he is familiar with the environment, equipment and procedures of working safely while surrounded by danger — like remembering to fasten the chin strap on a hard hat so it won't slip off and injure a colleague laboring hundreds of feet below.
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While I don't often go out of my way to take advantage of an offer somewhere that I wouldn't otherwise shop, there have been plenty of times where I've earned tons of bonus points or gotten a huge discount by loading an Amex Offer onto one of my cards, then remembering to use it for the relevant purchase later.
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On Monday night, Chance the Rapper appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to perform, and ended up bringing a track he'd written just 48 hours before—because he's Chance the Rapper and, like any artist in the thick of things, bangs out hits over a time period the rest of us would spend remembering to do our laundry.
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Some thought this was a sad indicator of the state of the millennials: delaying marriage and children, unable to buy homes with ample bathroom storage like their parents, stuck in tiny apartments with nowhere to stuff extra rolls of toilet paper, and suffering from such burnout that the simple task of remembering to buy toilet paper once a week was too hard.
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Quick Tabs (free) for ChromeSuper History & Cache CleanerScreenshot: GizmodoSuper History & Cache CleanerYou might already know how to clean out the cookies, cache, and other temporary files from your browser, but Super History & Cache Cleaner takes care of the process automatically so you don't need to keep remembering to do it—and your browser will feel faster and lighter as a result.
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Then Mr. van Zweden dashed backstage, changed out of the Nehru-style jacket he had conducted in, and went to the green room to meet with a small crowd of donors, thanking them for their support over the years — greeting many by name, remembering to ask about family members, gamely posing for photos and signing a CD. Then it was back to his office.
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Instead of having to turn on the hotspot feature on your phone and then manually connecting to the hotspot from your device (and hopefully remembering to turn it off when you are done), this feature lets you do this once during the setup process and then, when the Chromebook doesn't have access to a Wi-Fi network, it'll simply create a connection to your phone with a single click.
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But that, along with remembering to plug the car into the wall overnight and planning her 25 miles accordingly, is just part of the small compromise that comes with driving the first gas-free vintage Volvo: For every obstacle Mead encounters, of which there have been none outside of battery life, brake adjustments and wiper blades, X-Ray and SEVA is able to refine the design of the next vehicle appropriately.
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