Find Your Real Goals by Asking “Why?”
I am very good at buying things. For example, I want to buy a new audio system. That would mean ripping five speakers out of […]
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How to Make a Meal Plan for Your Next Vacation
I’ve always been a fan of pre-travel planning, which is why I build a packing net before every trip. The packing net includes gear components […]
Continue reading »Turn Your Mac Into a Simple Voice Recorder
Mac: Sometimes an app doesn’t need to do a lot to be incredibly useful. This is why I love Simple Recorder . As the name […]
Continue reading »These Datasets Are Just Waiting for Your Next Creative Project.
Artificial Intelligence isn’t just for scary algorithms ready to take over our lives – it can also be fun to play with, as we learned […]
Continue reading »How to Save on Groceries
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, food is the largest expenditure for the average American household, after housing and transportation. But unlike the two […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid Regret
What will you most regret your life when your time is up? Failure to meet debt and obligations? Or refusing to follow your dream? A […]
Continue reading »How to Treat Pregnancy and Early Motherhood With Angela Garbes
In this issue, we speak with Angela Garbes, author of Like a Mother: A Feminist Journey through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy . Listen […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Traveling to Japan Now That Airbnb Laws Are Changing
Now is not the right time for Airbnb’s hosts or tenants in Japan, as the home rental service was recently forced to cancel thousands of […]
Continue reading »How to Take Time-Lapse Shots of Growing Plants
Plant life is approaching you quickly; before you know this little sprout is an adult monster plant desperate for a bigger pot. If you are […]
Continue reading »How to Turn a Regular Bandage Into a Finger Bandage
If you have a cut on your fingertip, don’t be discouraged when your bathroom first aid kit only has regular straight patches instead of special […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Spanner the Size You Want
Ever come across a bolt that doesn’t quite fit your wrench? Of course have. Regardless of how strongly the requirements are required, the equipment lives […]
Continue reading »Where to Volunteer, Donate and Protest to Fight Family Separation at the Border
The Trump administration is separating children from their parents with two new policies: keeping children in cages and lying about it all . This may […]
Continue reading »How to Get Pringles Out of a Can Quickly and Easily
Pringles – these stackable chips made from wheat, rice, corn and potato gruel – can be a challenge to get out of a can. Maybe […]
Continue reading »How to Make Canned Beans Taste Amazing
Eating cheap is not as easy as “making it yourself.” Aside from the cost of groceries, cooking takes time , and – if you work […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Travel Tips in Charleston, South Carolina
My hometown used to be called Charleston, New York. And then a bunch of people moved from Old Lyme, Connecticut, and renamed it Lima, which […]
Continue reading »Signs of a Blood Clot Caused by an Airplane
As travel writer Lindsay Campbell recently discovered, blood clots after a flight can take even seasoned travelers by surprise. She stretches before flying and moves […]
Continue reading »Find ? Faster With Emojicopy
Windows / Mac: I accidentally mentioned the existence of Emojicopy the other day in one of our secret Lifehacker chats, and was surprised to find […]
Continue reading »I’m Ken Jennings, Author and Advocate for Jeopardy, and I’m a Parent.
Ken Jennings rose to fame the easy way – with an unprecedented 74-game winning streak on Jeopardy worth $ 2.52 million. Since that era of […]
Continue reading »Explore the Universe With SpaceEngine
Windows: I’m sitting in Las Vegas as I type this, and there is little that makes you want to get off the face of the […]
Continue reading »How Much Do You Spend on Groceries?
How much do you spend on groceries? According to the USDA, Americans in the United States spend up to 33 percent of their family’s income […]
Continue reading »Add the Dark Mode at Any With This Chrome Extension Website
I’m a big fan of dark regimes. They are less harmful to your eyes and your computer’s battery, and I think they make the use […]
Continue reading »How to Create Your Own Alexa Skills
Your Amazon Echo device is already quite customizable in terms of what skills you add to it. What you may not realize is that if […]
Continue reading »Get Roadside Assistance With This App
When I was 17, my parents decided that I might have my own car. My mother bought this car new 10 years ago, but she […]
Continue reading »Check World Cup Results Directly From Your Computer’s Search Bar
The World Championship is officially continuing. If you are looking to broadcast all the activity on your computer, we have detailed how to do it […]
Continue reading »Request Your Details From Over 100 Different Sites Using This Service
Almost every service you use on the Internet, which includes a username and password, collects information about you in some way. In some cases, this […]
Continue reading »Google Translate Offline Mode Just Got Much Better
Google Translate is the app that has been critical to my success when traveling to other countries. When you don’t speak the language (or speak […]
Continue reading »These Podcasts Can Make You More Fun
Not all comedy podcasts are just people playing with Scott Ackerman or helping Mark Maron get through his failed SNL audition . Some of them […]
Continue reading »Take Turns Watching the Water at the Kids Pool Parties
Summer has arrived, and although swimming in the pool is great fun for children, parents should be vigilant at all times. Pool parties are easy […]
Continue reading »This Anti-Smart Phone for Kids Works Like a Walkie-Talkie
For parents, the decision comes earlier and earlier: to give the child a smartphone? On the one hand, you may fear that this will turn […]
Continue reading »If Your Child Swallows a Pill Battery, Honey Can Help
Coin or pill batteries are small, shiny, and cause a tingling sensation on the tongue. If you’re a toddler, that puts them in the “belongs […]
Continue reading »Let’s Talk About Sex, Live With Our Sex Therapist
Welcome to our very first question and answer with our very own sex columnist Vanessa Marin . Over the next hour, she will answer your […]
Continue reading »You May Be Denied Coverage for Your Pre-Existing Medical Condition by Your Employer’s Health Plan If the ACA Is Canceled
Earlier this week, I wrote about how people in the individual marketplace with pre-existing conditions could lose their health coverage if a judge ruled in […]
Continue reading »How to Overcome Hunger
Hunger affects our emotions in a strange way. Even the nicest people can get a little frustrated, irritable, and irritable as soon as they start […]
Continue reading »Celebrate Father’s Day With Bobby Burns
Happy weekend and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This Sunday is Father’s […]
Continue reading »Inquire About Local Holidays Before Heading Overseas
In our Hack Your City series, readers gave travel tips to 35 cities, as well as Disneyland and Yellowstone. But some tips keep popping up […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Check the Mid-Year Monetary Target
We’re about half a year now, so let’s take the time to check our financial targets for 2018 . My goals for the year include […]
Continue reading »A Casserole With Broccoli, Beer and Cheese Is What You Need for Breakfast
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 »Live Every Day Like Father’s Day
Or Mother’s Day. Or your birthday. Dad doesn’t like gifts. Every father’s day, I tell him that I got the same thing: the knowledge that […]
Continue reading »I’m Not Telling You to Make the World a Better Place …
“I’m not telling you to make the world a better place because I don’t think progress is necessarily part of the package. I’m just telling […]
Continue reading »Let Bob Ross Relieve the Stress Like a Wet Brush
Sometimes the best and only way to relax is to open a bottle (or can) of your favorite drink, dim the lights a little (or […]
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