So I got a press release the other day about a new app that lets bosses and workers praise a colleague — without having to go through the un-fun process of face-to-face communication!  | How the een got in Halloween "The word Halloween first appeared around 1700 as a shortening of All Hallow Even . . . " says Kory Stamper, associate editor at Merriam-Webster. |  | Cooking pumpkin: Treat or trick? Are all pumpkins edible? I have this wonderful pumpkin soup in a pumpkin recipe that calls for a 7-inch Cinderella pumpkin, but if I cannot find that, I want to know if I would be safe with any other pumpkin. |  | Good luck, bad luck Some kids (and adults too) may believe a full moon or the number 13 is a sign of misfortune, or that a blanket or teddy bear is a good luck charm. |  | Your heartbreak, set to music It's the magic of a good breakup song, which, unlike that jerk of an ex, wraps you in its arms, soaks up your tears and doesn't leave your side until you're good and ready. |  | You're reading WHAT? Your teen is reading a book whose contents are offensive to your moral code. Should you forbid him from reading it? |  | Red-hot lips This season, celebs such as Kim Kardashian, Emma Stone and Uma Thurman prove that high-definition eyes can coexist prettily with red lips. | |  | |
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