What Are Your Fitness Goals for 2018?
January is a great time to start a new life in fitness. Even if you don’t trust vanity and determination, for many of us New […]
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Make an Annual Plan Instead of a Decision
Forget January – where will you see yourself next December? Decisions disappear, but a yearly plan for your hobby or habit can have a longer, […]
Continue reading »When to Use Natural and Quick Release in Instant Casserole
Instant Pot – multivarka is a board with many functions, but its ability to cook under pressure makes it indispensable for the preparation of soups, […]
Continue reading »Which Will Be More Expensive (and Cheaper) in 2018
Your budget won’t like it, but there are a number of products and services that could be significantly more expensive next year. The good news […]
Continue reading »“It Definitely Makes More Sense Than Wikipedia”: Quick and Dirty Technical Explanations
Technicians briefly explained the technical and business concepts yesterday in a Twitter thread launched by Prince ‘s software chief and evangelist Anil Dash: The explanations […]
Continue reading »How to Get Digital Versions of All Your Old Comics
Before ditching your seasonal Halloween decorations to make room for your longboxes filled with old Spider-Ham issues, take this into account: digital comics are pretty […]
Continue reading »What Every New Foster Parent Should Know
Becoming a parent of any kind requires planning, preparation, and a lot of flexibility along the way. But when a child comes to you with […]
Continue reading »Avoid These Classic First Date Mistakes
After three years of more or less random celibacy, I vowed to go on two dates a week, every week. I’m not a psychologist, but […]
Continue reading »Orangett – a Piece of Sunshine in a Candy Shape
When I first tasted orangett – after making a batch out of curiosity and sort of expecting to hate it – my tongue perked up […]
Continue reading »Use This Website As an Antidote to the Crazed Children’s Videos on the Internet.
The things kids watch can be mind numbingly pointless – we’ll get it, Dora’s card, YOU MAP. Rion Nakaya, director of design and video producer, […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Give More to Charity
Since the GOP tax plan appears to be heading straight for the president’s desk, you might want to consider increasing your generosity in the final […]
Continue reading »How to Play Dreidel With Siri, Google Assistant, or Amazon Alexa for Hanukkah
Hanukkah is almost over, but you can still celebrate even if you couldn’t get your hands on a latke this year. As long as you […]
Continue reading »Dinner’s Guide for the Picky Eater
I am an undercover picky eater, so much so that at a recent Friends Day dinner, I refused to eat turkey and other holiday dishes […]
Continue reading »I’m Comedian Chris Fleming and This Is How I Work
Chris Fleming first rose to fame as Gail Waters-Waters, the nervous mom from the Fleming Gale YouTube show . Since then, he has released music […]
Continue reading »Help! My Wife Is a Pornstar
You have problems, I have advice. This tip does not contain powdered sugar – in fact, it does not contain sugar and can even be […]
Continue reading »Host a Family Vacation Safety Seminar on This Site
Gather the family at the laptop screen: it’s time to give them the best online security. While you can’t give a presentation explaining everything from […]
Continue reading »How to Measure Pinch, Snatch and Smidgeon
All measurements are related to precision, but the terms dash, pinch, and a little bit have always been a little vague. However, they do have […]
Continue reading »What Is a Cross-Cutting Business and Why Is It Preferred in the Tax Bill?
A last-minute provision in the Republican tax plan would give people tax cuts through shell real estate companies, which would benefit 14 Republican senators, according […]
Continue reading »Soothe Your Social Anxiety With This Screaming and Mumbling Piece
People who have never bought something just to make excuses for spending three minutes in the store: leave. Neurotic comrades: Hello! The New Yorker has […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for Your First Race As a Runner
Getting ready for your first race, 10K, or even a marathon is an achievement, no matter how you get it. Doing this successfully takes persistence, […]
Continue reading »How to Detect Fake Apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play
When something is too good to be true, it usually is. At least that was the case with the spoof Cuphead , a hot new […]
Continue reading »How to Actually Use Reusable Grocery Bags
Reusable grocery bags are environmentally friendly, but only if you actually use them many times . And you probably don’t use the crappy “reusable” bags […]
Continue reading »What to Buy (and What to Miss) at Trader Joe’s This Christmas
Trader Joe’s loves the theme, and judging by the sheer wealth of holiday items, they have a hell of a lot of fun with the […]
Continue reading »Make the Decision to Go to the Gym in 2018
Getting ready to go to the gym in January? Here’s your starter pack of all the information you’ll need to get to the gym with […]
Continue reading »Give Your Child a Gift Certificate for Christmas, Not a Real Pet
You have decided to give your child a pet for Christmas. You chose from the ideal animal, you bought a cute bow (you must have […]
Continue reading »Don’t Take This Vacation Advice From Twitter Exec
As December draws to a close, you may be looking forward to some time off from work to dine at your parents’ house or take […]
Continue reading »The Best Things I’ve Spent Money on This Year
In 2018, I plan to accumulate my emergency fund and set aside my vacation money separately – in fact, this is the exact opposite of […]
Continue reading »How to Become the Best Street Photographer
I have been working as a professional photographer for almost ten years, but I still get a little nervous every time I go to take […]
Continue reading »Star Wars and the 24 Worst Passwords of 2017
Do you know those banal movie scenes where someone breaks the password of their boss, girlfriend, or enemy while looking around a room and making […]
Continue reading »Build Your Marshmallow Gingerbread House for Stability
I’m ridiculously bad at building gingerbread houses. In fact, the process is so stressful that several of my family members refuse to participate in this […]
Continue reading »Officially, Passing Through the Tail Impairs Movement, Jerking
If you’ve ever experienced “phantom traffic” or slow motion that doesn’t seem to have an obvious cause, it was probably some kind of cart chasing […]
Continue reading »Read Stories With Specific Character Names to Develop Babies’ Brains
Most of us know that reading to babies is very good: it has to do with speech and cognitive development , it helps to strengthen […]
Continue reading »IPhone X Gestures You Should Master
For some, the biggest change in Apple’s new iPhone X isn’t a bigger screen, a weird notch, or Face ID for identity verification. This is […]
Continue reading »Make These Party Sauces That Go Beyond French Onions
Every party, no matter how quirky the party is, should contain one or two drops. Sauces are easy to make, fun to eat, and are […]
Continue reading »Make the Kids Celebrate the New Year at 8 P.m. With the Netflix Countdown
This is the big problem for parents on December 31st: the ball falls at midnight, but your child needs to go to bed by 8:30. […]
Continue reading »You Can Get IPhone X Tomorrow If You Order It Now From Apple
Getting our hands on the iPhone X has n’t always been an easy task since it first launched in early November, but it looks like […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About CDC Banned Words
The Washington Post reported Friday that CDC officials ordered staff to exclude seven terms from budget documents: fruit, diversity, transgender, vulnerability, rights, evidence-based, and evidence-based. […]
Continue reading »The Best of 2017 Updates
This was the year for the Lifehacker podcast “The Upgrade”. In this episode, we speak (and listen to) our favorite moments from last year’s episodes. […]
Continue reading »Slow Down on These Super Specialty Spotify Playlists
Writer Grace Spelman assembles songs as if they were Lego in a carefully sorted tackle box. She has over 20 Spotify playlists that have a […]
Continue reading »How to Report Sexual Harassment
In the flood of sexual harassment reports over the past few months, one question has been popping up all the time: Why didn’t the victims […]
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