Where to Get Free Donuts on National Donut Day 2019
Friday 7 June is National Donut Day. You can get free donuts on several of your favorite major chains and discounted donuts on several less […]
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Baking Soda and Vinegar Aren’t What You Need to Save the Sink
While it is best to choose natural home cleaning products whenever possible, they are not always the most effective. Take baking soda and vinegar, for […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Child to Try New Food
Small children are known to be difficult to feed. They are skeptical about their food: “Hmm, why is this meatball lumpy? Does my pasta touch […]
Continue reading »How Often Should You Check Your Credit Rating?
With the proliferation of free online credit rating services, keeping track of this magic number is easier than ever. But this ease of access creates […]
Continue reading »Don’t Throw Your Old Bike in the Trash Can
In the villages and large cities of China, there are graveyards of crumpled bicycles in wastelands. Local governments have long struggled to decide what to […]
Continue reading »Can I Run Every Day?
Rest days are important, but how important are they to running? Beginner programs, such as the 5K couch, often start with three days of running […]
Continue reading »Watch the First Season of “The Other Two” for Free
“The Other Two” is a surprisingly smart and kind comedy about fame and the industrial complex of pop culture, or so it seemed from the […]
Continue reading »How to Reduce Sagging Skin While Losing Weight
People may not always include this in their before and after photos, but loose skin is a fairly common by-product of significant weight loss. While […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Child About Money by Creating an Imaginary World
When I entered adulthood a couple of decades ago, money was an absolute mystery to me – or at least the management was. Expenses such […]
Continue reading »Get Out of This Stuffy Room If You Want to Have an Effective Meeting.
We humans breathe oxygen – you probably knew this – and we breathe out carbon dioxide. In confined spaces, carbon dioxide can accumulate in the […]
Continue reading »How to Ask for a Raise and Really Get It
If you’ve worked at your job for a while and feel like it’s time to make more money, it can be difficult to start this […]
Continue reading »Book Your Fall Travel Now During the Southwest Sale
Summer hasn’t officially kicked off, but that doesn’t mean you can’t count on an autumn trip. For me personally, September and October are my favorite […]
Continue reading »Your New Vegan Grill Product – Cheese
Counterfeit meats have come a long way in recent years, but vegetarians still don’t have as many grilling options as their predatory friends. Grilled vegetables […]
Continue reading »Have You Cut Your Cable TV Bill by Threatening to Cancel?
There is a way that we have been doing this for so many years. Everyone knows the method. (If you’ve read Lifehacker for a while, […]
Continue reading »Call the Beekeeper, Not the Exterminator
The San Diego Padres probably didn’t earn a fan following Sunday when they called in a pest control to rid the baseball field of an […]
Continue reading »How to Reduce Waste While Flying
Airlines generate a lot of garbage. Think of the plastic wrap covering your food, your headphones and blanket, and the straws, napkins, and sugar bags […]
Continue reading »These Countries Adhere to the “six Months Rule” for Passports
If you are planning any international travel, you need to check the expiration date of your passport immediately. Of course, you’d better not try to […]
Continue reading »Prevent Awkward Family Conversations With Frequently Asked Questions
It doesn’t matter if you see your family once a week or once a year, they seem to be good at asking about things that […]
Continue reading »I Am Human Rights Lawyer Becca Heller and This Is How I Work
As Co-Founder and Executive Director of the International Refugee Assistance Project , Becca Heller provides legal assistance to refugees trying to emigrate to the United […]
Continue reading »Prepare a Salad Dressing From a Nearly Empty Mayonnaise Can
When it comes to making dressings at home, vinaigrette is usually the most affordable option. All they need is a little off-precision measurement, common kitchen […]
Continue reading »Use Leftover Currency at McDonald’s Thursday
If you have any extra euros, yen or rupee left over from your last international trip tomorrow, June 6th, you will have the chance to […]
Continue reading »How to Help Your Child Find Their Friends
My 6 year old daughter complained about a girl at school. She often plays with her, but lately she’s upset with the way she interrupts […]
Continue reading »Safely Enter Your Vehicle With a Door Stop and Metal Bar
In the life of every car owner, there comes a moment when he locks the keys in the car or loses them completely. Of course, […]
Continue reading »How to Stream All of the Coolest E3 2019 Events From Home
Next week is going to be very exciting if you are into video games. This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly known as E3, returns to […]
Continue reading »Don’t Link Your Venmo Account to a Credit Card
It’s time to repay a friend for the brunch, the nanny for staying up late, or your roommate for your share of the electricity bill. […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Simple Watering Schedule for Your Plants
It goes without saying that, as an older millennial, I have a passion for plants. I have five of them on my office desk (one […]
Continue reading »How Trump’s Cruise Line Ban Affect Cuba Travel
Traveling to Cuba has become even more difficult today. In an effort to steal away economic activities that benefit the Cuban military, intelligence and security […]
Continue reading »How to Raise Children Like an Improviser Actor
Can improvisation techniques make you a better parent? Actors-improvisers who have had a chance to raise children say yes. Or rather “yes, and …” Using […]
Continue reading »Apple’s Period Tracking Will Be Relatively Good for Your Privacy
When Apple announced this week that it will add a menstrual cycle tracker to Apple Watch , they very carefully emphasized that the data you […]
Continue reading »How to Opt Out of the New Chase Binding Arbitration Rule
Chase has begun implementing a new binding arbitration rule for credit card users, first reported by Fast Company’s Cale Guthrie Weissman last week . The […]
Continue reading »Decide Carefully Where to Get the Tattoo With This Pain Chart
If you think you can get a tattoo (or other tattoo) but are in doubt about the potential pain factor, there is a tool that […]
Continue reading »Buy Your Dog a Set of Summer Booties
If you are a dog owner in an area with cold or snowy winters, you are probably used to wrapping your puppy in dog booties […]
Continue reading »Season Mild Spices With Wasabi Powder
I’m weak for hot pepper-based red heat, but I have a high threshold for sinus cleansing green heat from wasabi and horseradish. Aside from applying […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Content Blocking Filters and Privacy Extensions in Firefox 67.0
Mozilla today announced several new privacy features for the desktop version of Firefox, including improved tracker protection and content blocking, a password manager, and new […]
Continue reading »What to Do With Gift Cards Now That Apple Has Killed ITunes
As announced at WWDC this year, 18 years later, Apple has finally decided to kill iTunes, its clumsy cult music app. Apple intends to split […]
Continue reading »Analyze Your Immersive Videos With the “iron Track”
The most effective way to lift a weight is to raise it and then lower it. Sounds simple, right? But sometimes we find it difficult […]
Continue reading »How to Install IOS 13 Beta Right Now (and Why You Can Wait)
Apple announced this week that the next version of iOS is coming and that they will add LOTS of exciting new features to the operating […]
Continue reading »Use the Productivity Song to Train Your Brain to Work
Anyone who has ever seen a film cut knows the importance of a motivating soundtrack. We may not have a professional editor to put together […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Data After the Quest Diagnostics Hack
If you’ve ever had an overdue account at the Quest Diagnostics office, it’s time to be more vigilant about your financial statements. Yep: there was […]
Continue reading »What Does the Presence of the SSSS Inscription on the Boarding Pass Mean?
Recently, a friend of mine tried to print his boarding pass on his way back home from San Francisco and was having problems. No matter […]
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