Most Viewed Posts This Week: May 28 – June 5
This week, we’ve debunked some traffic myths , got excited about Windows 10 , explored the best (and worst) sleeping positions, and ditched expensive wine . Here’s a look back.
Four hydration myths that don’t want to die
As Derek Zulander wisely put it, moisture is the essence of life. Whether you like drinking water or not, it makes up about60% of your weight and plays a heck of a role in keeping your body functioning properly. But beyond the statistics, there are a couple of hydration myths that refuse to die.
Eight Popular Myths About Tickets and Traffic Rules Debunked
You might think you know the rules of the road, but misinformation can spread like wildfire. From getting a ticket to making excuses for speeding, it’s time to get rid of some of the traffic misconceptions once and for all.
Windows 10 Coming July 29, Reserve Your Free Copy Now
Today Microsoft finally announced when it will release the latest version of Windows : July 29 will be a big day. To prepare for the date, Microsoft is sending out notifications to older users inviting them to reserve a free copy.
The graph shows the best and worst sleeping positions for common pain.
Your preferred sleeping position and pillow greatly affect your posture and chronic pain. If you have or want to avoid neck, shoulder, back, or other pains, consider the sleeping position guidelines in this infographic.
This video explains why you are probably better off buying cheap wine.
You may want to buy an expensive bottle of wine, but you will probably get just as much joy out of cheaper things. This video explains why.
15 amazing things you can cook in a rice cooker
Despite its name, the rice cooker is not an unambiguous food processor. Of course, this is the easiest way to cook perfect rice, but it is also a convenient way to prepare a wide variety of dishes. Here are some examples that might convince you to invest in a rice cooker or use yours more often.
How the new Google Photos makes your image library look awesome
Last week Google announced Google Photos , a new photo hosting service that combines the best of Google+ Photos with unlimited free storage for high-quality photos and HD videos. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying it for the first time or logging in to see what’s changed, here’s what’s new and how to get the most out of it.
All the awesome free stuff you get with your cable TV subscription
Cutting the cord is fashionable now , but if you stick with the cable, you can make full use of it. This subscription also includes a ton of apps, web services, and other benefits that you might not have known about. Here are some of the best and how to access them.
Coolest Android M Features That Google Haven’t Announced
Yesterday at Google I / O, the company announced Android M and teased us with a lot of cool features . However, the company was unable to list everything in one speech. However, Android M is available for download on some devices . Here are just a few of the nice preview features that Google hasn’t announced.
The Patriot Act is changing. Here’s what this means for your privacy.
Some key sections of the notorious Patriot Act, the law empowering the NSA with surveillance powers, expired automatically this week. But don’t worry too much for now: they will probably come back with some changes. Here’s what we know and what it means for your privacy.
If you want a more affordable steak, ask for one of these lesser known cuts
If you love eating your steak at home, you probably have a reliable way to cook it to the perfect tenderness . But what if you go to the butcher and find that your favorite slices are selling at astronomical prices? Answer: ask about these lesser known substitutes at an affordable price.
Four Ways To Win Travel Deals Beyond Regular Booking Sites
Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) like Expedia, Orbitz, and Travelocity are helpful, but they’re just a starting point. They can be convenient, of course, but they don’t always save the most money. Here are some lesser known ways to save on summer travel that go far beyond the usual.
The only way to stop worrying about a task is to finally start it.
Everyone struggles with procrastination from time to time, sometimes because the stress of starting a task prevents us from acting. However, David Kane points out to Raptitude that the moment you take action is the beginning of the end of that worry.
The only three things everyone agrees on when it comes to nutrition
There is no consensus on nutrition . On many topics – fats, salt and carbohydrates and more – government guidelines say one thing, but fans of paleo, vegan, or trendy diets will insist otherwise. Pretty soon, you just don’t know what to think about eggs, white bread, or low-fat salad dressing.