How Being “Needy” Can Actually Be Good for Your Relationship
When it comes to your relationship, you are usually referred to as “needy”. You probably think of a person in need as someone who demands […]
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Teens Can Exercise for Free All Summer at Planet Fitness
This summer , Planet Fitness is giving teens a free summer membership to workout at their fitness center. From May 15 to August 31, pre-registered […]
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20 Movies That Definitely Haven’t Gone Old
Movies become obsolete on their own for various reasons. Sometimes what seemed beautiful as a child seems silly to adults . In other cases, the […]
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How to Deal With Misophonia
If there are certain sounds that trigger an extremely negative reaction in you, ranging from anger or annoyance to disgust or even panic, you may […]
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You Should Plant a Moon Garden
During a recent visit to the Phoenix Art Museum, I kept noticing their garden. There was a long path of many white flowers of various […]
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How to Stop Being Lonely, According to the Head Doctor
The Surgeon General of the United States is sounding the alarm about the growing epidemic of loneliness in this country. Vivek Halleghere Murthy’s just-released Public […]
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You Must Air Fry Mushrooms Without Oil, Actually
Having an air fryer increased vegetable consumption by at least 60%. Instead of waiting for the whole regular oven to heat up or thinking about […]
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Apple Has Released a New Security Update
Look, I love software updates and I’m not alone – some of us love to see what new features developers come up with. But even […]
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The Difference Between Coconut Milk and Coconut Cream (and All Other Coconut Liquids)
When it comes to following a recipe, the first step is to make sure you have the right ingredients. This can be especially difficult if […]
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Eleven Basic Knots Everyone Should Know How to Tie
When faced with the need to tie something, most people resort to simply tying as many unfinished knots as possible, in the vague hope that […]
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“Eat a Frog” First Thing in the Morning
Of course, out of context, the advice to “eat a frog first thing in the morning” sounds pretty damn weird. However, this somewhat well-known expression […]
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Throw Out This Recalled All-Purpose Flour, FDA Says
No, not semolina flour. Salmonella in your flour. Or at least its potential. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), food company General Mills […]
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Plant These Self-Seeding Flowers for a Low Maintenance Garden
Perennials are a popular option for flower gardens, and for good reason – they come back on their own. But there is another way to […]
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Use the Pomodoro Method to Learn More Efficiently
You may have heard of the Pomodoro Technique before —perhaps even here at Lifehacker —and you may already know that it’s a solid way to […]
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Get Some Tomato Paste on a Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Concentrated foods, whether soups, spreads, or powders, are some of my favorite ingredients to work with. Once you become familiar with their scale and strength, […]
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How to Know When (and If) You Need Another COVID Vaccine
What started out as a simple recipe for COVID protection—take an injection, come back in three weeks, and take another one—has turned into a Byzantine […]
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How to Prevent Paving Slabs From Shifting Over Time
Patio paving slabs are a great choice for landscaping because you don’t have to build a structure underneath, they’re cheaper than other similar options, and […]
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Don’t Miss These May Class Action Deadlines
Monthly tracking of all class actions can be considered a side job. It takes time to keep track of everything, but you can earn some […]
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Use the “fragmentation” Method to Actually Remember What You’ve Learned
Studying is a necessary pain when one is in school, which is why we have developed so many ways to do it. Everyone learns differently, […]
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Help Your Kids Name and Talk to Their Big Emotions
I was already an adult before I learned that identifying emotions is the first step in dealing with them. Now I always keep the wheel […]
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How Long Can You Leave Butter Out of the Fridge?
I grew up in a family that was strict about food safety, and it took me some time after I moved to learn the difference […]
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How to Turn a Mini Fridge Into a Cheese Cave
I learned how to make cheese under the guidance of two women on a farm in New Zealand. A memory that’s really stuck is showing […]
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Three Newbie Weightlifting Mistakes You Can Avoid
There are so many different ways to lift weights that it’s all a learning experience at first. You will do too much or too little […]
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How a Writers’ Strike Could Affect Everything You Watch
If the Film and Television Producers Alliance and the Writers Guild of America fail to agree on a new contract tonight at 11:59 pm ET, […]
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Your Switch Probably Doesn’t Have Enough Space for “Tears of the Kingdom”
The Nintendo Switch is a fantastic little device that lets you run a massive library of your own and third-party games at home or on […]
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How to Make Silky Sauces With More Plants and Less Dairy
A good sauce doesn’t have to be filled with milk, cheese, and butter. The great thing about plants and herbal ingredients is how flexible they […]
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Use Panko to Add a Buttery Crunch to Scrambled and Scrambled Eggs
Eggs and toast are almost perfect food. It’s easy, cheap, satisfying, delicious, and nice in texture. Soft scrambled eggs or scrambled eggs with yolk on […]
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The Data Everyone Should Back up in Case of Layoffs
While there are some general signs that a layoff is about to happen, it’s entirely possible that your employer will throw it at you, and […]
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How to Retire When You Have Nothing to Save
There is a lot of magical thinking around retirement. The rule of thumb is to put about 80% of your current income into retirement, and […]
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This Coconut Macaroon Cake Is Easier Than a Pack of Cookies
Macaroon fans know there is no such thing as “too much” or “too much”. One chewy coconut cookie will inevitably lead to two, five and […]
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Use Expired Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons at These Stores
For months , Bed Bath & Beyond closed stores to avoid bankruptcy , but financial problems caused by the pandemic finally forced the retailer to […]
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Refresh Your Browser With the ChatGPT Sidebar
Microsoft Edge, and only Microsoft Edge, uses artificial intelligence as your browser’s co-pilot with Bing’s built-in sidebar. But there’s nothing stopping you or smart developers […]
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Use This Glitch to Return Twitter Confirmation for Some Reason
If you’re seeing a blue check mark on Twitter these days, it’s probably because those accounts are now paying for Twitter Blue, not because they’ve […]
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4 Key Job Skills Everyone Needs but Not Everyone Has
When we think about our career, we tend to focus on the type of work we do, the industry we work in, or the salary […]
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You Can Get a Free Month of Paramount+ and Showtime Right Now
In honor of the eighth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (starting May 12), you can get a free month of Paramount Plus Premium […]
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Hurry, Give Your Pizza a Cheesy Bottom
One would assume that at this point in history, we have already explored the world map of pizza to its very edges (which are probably […]
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These Are the Best Free Learning Apps for Any Student
Maybe you tend to study the old school way: sit down, grab a marker and pen combination, memorize your notes, and pray that you save […]
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Don’t Make These Mistakes When Recycling
We all know that theoretically we should recycle, but there are many myths and misconceptions that can make it difficult to understand exactly what should […]
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The Easiest Ways to Spend Money Running According to Reddit
Running is damn expensive for a cheap sport. In theory, all you need is a pair of shoes, but somehow you’ll inevitably find yourself spending […]
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How to Emotionally Detach From Your Home When You Need to Sell It
Your emotional connection to home begins the moment you first enter it and begin to imagine your life there. You start mentally arranging the furniture, […]
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