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If you’ve ever experienced unwanted Jar Closure, then you’ll appreciate the quite perky Rachel Ray’s tips for opening up a can of whatever.

Yeah, yeah, yeah - who doesn’t know how to open up an over-tightened jar, huh? However, I did learn something kinda useful here: the Rubber Band method. Personally, I always run a stubborn lid under hot water; seems to work for me. Any other tips for this common household problem? Thoughts in the comments. — Wendy Boswell

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Windows/Mac/Unix (Firefox): Add search functionality to your browser for any site with OpenSearchFox, a Firefox extension that will add search for any site with a search box.

We’ve blogged about how to do this yourself, but if you’d rather not mess with the inner workings of Firefox, then OpenSearchFox is a good option; especially if there’s a site (or two, or three) that you search consistently. OpenSearchFox is a free Firefox extension, and works wherever Firefox does. — Wendy Boswell

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Google Maps have quietly added subway stations and prominent buildings to maps of New York City, as well as common nicknames for various streets.

This is obviously a very helpful feature; hopefully, they’ll roll this out for the rest of the Google Maps cities very soon. Meanwhile, you can check out the NYC subway station smells.— Wendy Boswell

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