Let’s face it: cutting foam with a knife, even a serrated plastic knife meant for the job, is a messy pain in the ass. This is as true for insulation board as it is for the ubiquitous expanded ...

There are 16 members of this class of 210-foot medium endurance cutters in the U.S. Coast Guard. Eleven cutters of this class are assigned to the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, while three ...

The line includes thirteen different models of brush cutters for use with mini skid, skid and track loaders. All Blue Diamond brush cutters are engineered for specific applications to fit different ...

but we think the Tenryo’s simple design and straight edges make it less of an eyesore than many other plastic boards. This board also “self-heals” better than the OXO board, so cut marks ...

People who cut in line are definitely the scum on the bottom of our shoes. Line-cutters truly astound me and I'm sure you, too. Unless someone is holding a spot or asks nicely, how does butting in ...

The purpose of cord cutting is to save a considerable amount of money each month. A "cord never" or "never-connected" is someone who never had such a subscription, while "cord shavers" are ...

You may get a cut on your penis, just like on any other part of your body. It typically heals on its own. But other conditions can cause irritation or sores that may look like a cut. Your penis ...

One of these is the long lines that can last up to five hours, but maybe the most problematic factor is the “gaviotas” (line-cutters), who keep trying to cut in line in both the pedestrian and vehicle ...

(WJW) – Traveling is stressful. Flying can take that stress to another level. Many of us have had the experience of waiting for our boarding group to be called, only to see other passengers ...

TUCSON, Ariz.—Passengers in Boarding Group 1 were filing onto American Airlines Flight 2721 to Dallas Friday when an ominous sound went off at Gate B11: dip-dip-dip-DOOP. The gate agent ...

Chip Cutter is a reporter covering workplace, management and leadership issues in The Wall Street Journal's corporate bureau in New York. His stories often explore how work is changing today.