Herein, a few words for those affected by the radio layoffs... er, "employee dislocation." Even if you don't want to hear anything from anybody right now, maybe this'll help a little.

An article in the Washington Post examined what the worst seats are on an airplane, and how to avoid them. I didn't think you need an article for that. (Source: Washington Post)

January is National Walk Your Dog Month. I suppose you wouldn't think of walking your dog without an officially designated month in which to do so. (Source: WTVJ/Miami)

A study says you use five hours of your day on "leisure activities," which means mostly looking at screens. That means you DO have time to exercise. You just aren't. (Source: New York Times)

It's a bad flu season already. I hope you haven't gotten it so far. (Source: KYW-TV/Philadelphia)

Some schools are replacing mandatory gym class with mandatory virtual physical education, which has students wearing Fitbits to track after-school activity. What a good idea. (Source: AP via Boston.com)

The new year comes with a warning involving check writing, which reminds us all that some people still write checks.

How early do you get to the airport for a flight? We know the official stance, but different people have different tolerances for long airport hangouts.

It is not your imagination. SUVs ARE getting bigger and longer. Say, does Dr. Freud have any appointments available? (Source: USA Today)

Cellphone-related injuries have increased, but you knew that. Maybe you should pay attention, too. (Source: KABC-TV/Los Angeles)