Find Out What Happens When You Quit Smoking With This Calculator
When you quit smoking, your body begins to function differently . In the short term, heart rate and blood pressure are self-regulating. Over the years, […]
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How to Find Your Career Path With Mike Stabe
In this latest installment of The Upgrade, Mike Steib, CEO of XO Group and author of A Career Manifesto: Discover Your Calling and Create an […]
Continue reading »The Best Way to Convince Someone That They Are Wrong Is to Show Them How Right They Are.
When you are discussing a topic with someone, it is in your best interest not to tell someone that they are wrong. All this forces […]
Continue reading »What Classic Casserole Should We Make?
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Will It Casserole , a column where we see what dishes, dishes and cuisines can be reimagined and turned […]
Continue reading »Drink These Hibiki Alternatives Until the Whiskey Shortage in Japan Ends
The past week has brought to fans of Japanese whiskey terrible news : Suntory plans to stop selling the extremely popular and quite accessible single […]
Continue reading »New Migraine Drug Has Drawbacks
The FDA has just approved a new, first-of-its-kind drug designed to prevent migraines. It comes in the form of an auto-injector (you stab yourself once […]
Continue reading »How to Entertain Kids With Artist Tape
Forget fancy toys. If you have children, take them with you with masking tape. Yes, masking tape. Here, we’ll show you how a versatile item […]
Continue reading »How to Cancel Plans Without Making Someone Angry
The rejection of social plans is the highest point of self-satisfaction: first you gave up plans, and then – from freedom. But sometimes you leave […]
Continue reading »Find the Moment in Your Video With the New Scrubber Feature in the Hulu App
Most online video players have a slider of some sort (a bar at the bottom that allows you to skip everything you’re watching), but if […]
Continue reading »Should You Open a 529 Fund or Trust Fund for Your Child’s Future?
Is college tuition overpriced or still worth the target price? And if it’s too expensive, what better than a 529 account to set your child […]
Continue reading »Public DNA Databases Are Now Overflowing With Law Enforcement, and We’re Better Used to It.
Law enforcement and genetic genealogists wasted no time after public DNA databases brought up a suspected Golden State killer last month. A forensic company announced […]
Continue reading »You Gotta Salt Your Summer Drinks
One of the greatest summer pleasures is sipping an icy refreshing drink in the sun or nearby shade. Many summer cocktails and punches are finally […]
Continue reading »How to Quickly Change Bed Sheets When a Night Diaper Leaks
If your baby’s diaper leaks in the middle of the night, the traditional options were 1) replace the sheet with a clean one on the […]
Continue reading »How YouTube’s New Music Streaming Service Is Holding the Competition
Google is back with yet another music streaming service. This time, the company is rebranding YouTube Red and dividing it into two new options: YouTube […]
Continue reading »Stop Making These 401 (K) Mistakes
If you’ve made a commitment to contribute to your 401 (k) – great! When it comes to a healthy retirement, you are ahead of the […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Travel Tips for Honolulu
I was once in Honolulu. The city was great, but I couldn’t rent a car, and one day I tried to go around the entire […]
Continue reading »Work More Productively From Home by Teaming up With Your Digital Buddy
Working from home is hard. Every time you sit down to work on a large project, you inevitably remember that you really need to do […]
Continue reading »Explain How Easy It Is to Solve Computer Problems by Recording Your Screen
My family and friends have a reputation for knowing how to solve problems with people’s computers. When this person is in front of me, explaining […]
Continue reading »Keep Track of Your to-Do List With This Menu Bar App
I usually start each work day with a to-do list that I need to do that day. One day something I did in a Notes […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Flight Is Diverted
I am spending this week in Scotland, a journey that started for me at 5am on Tuesday and thanks to the weather on the east […]
Continue reading »This App Will Help You Curb Your Smartphone Addiction
We are all probably a little more dependent on our phones than we would like. I know I instinctively pull mine every time there is […]
Continue reading »This Site Will Help You Find Cheap Products to Reach Amazon’s Free Shipping Threshold
The day before my last trip to Ireland, I made a last-minute discovery: I had no idea where my travel power adapter was. We recently […]
Continue reading »Refute Your Accounts Using the Art of War
Chinese General Sun Tzu’s The Art of War is not only literal tactical maneuvers, but also psychological warfare. Written in the 5th century BC, people […]
Continue reading »Really Useful Rules of Royal Etiquette
In preparation for the royal wedding this weekend, The Cut has published a set of etiquette rules that both royals and wedding guests must adhere […]
Continue reading »Make It a Gin and Tonic From a Broken Cucumber
Happy weekend and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This week we are […]
Continue reading »Stop Wasting Closet Space on T-Shirts
When we last collected the weekly updates from our staff , our editors were tinkering with their own standing desks, dealing with our stress, and […]
Continue reading »How to Adjust to a New City After the Excitement Subsides
So … you have six weeks of new life in a new city. Or six months. Or a year. No matter how long it takes, […]
Continue reading »You Can Still Speak Another Language Fluently As an Adult
There is an age-old myth that adult adults cannot speak a second language fluently. And recently, the media pointed to new research that seems to […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Mshelper, the Latest Mac Malware
It took a lot of time with as long as Apple could argue that its computers do not contain viruses. Even powerful Mac owners have […]
Continue reading »Don’t Share Your Information in Facebook Memes
Look, we’re all guilty of participating in one or two rash memes, and it’s all fun and games until your identity is stolen. As tech […]
Continue reading »How to Draw Cartoons
New York City cartoonist Jason Adam Katzenstein taught you how to draw what you see . Then he taught you how to paint faces . […]
Continue reading »How to Live When Your Child Dies
Sue Matthews’ world was shocked when Taylor’s daughter at age 11 was diagnosed with pronounced cancer. Yet despite not having so much confidence, Matthews found […]
Continue reading »Difference Between HIV and HPV
Our president doesn’t seem to know the difference between HPV and sexually transmitted HIV , but I’m not here to judge. As you probably remember […]
Continue reading »Celebrate Your Royal Wedding With This Complete English Casserole
Hello and welcome back to Will It Casserole? , a column in which I take your delicious concepts and reimagine them as delicious casserole creations. […]
Continue reading »The True Story of How Laurel Became Yanni
At the beginning of the video with a picture of laurel or yanni, she talked about laurel and nothing but laurel. Here is the original […]
Continue reading »Find Out What Your Skin Care Products Actually Contain With This Search Engine
Do you know what you put on your skin? Otherwise, you can use this search engine to find out what’s in your lotions, face serums, […]
Continue reading »Water Does Not Spoil
Okay listen, this is news to me, and even though my editors fried me just for just finding out about it, I bet it’s news […]
Continue reading »Why Are All of My Parents’ IPhones Synced?
Sometimes we tech-savvy people have to help those who are less knowledgeable about their gadgets and devices. In this week’s Tech 911, we tackle a […]
Continue reading »A Beginner’s Guide to Coworking
I love the concept of coworking. Even though I have worked from home for many years, I sometimes find that I miss things like human […]
Continue reading »The Secret to Engaging Dinner Conversations
Dinners are often a jumble of people gathering under the same roof for refreshing drinks and delicious homemade food. Because of this, conversations can be […]
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