Start Optimizing Your Stress
Usually when you think about stress, you think about how to deal with or avoid it, or you read about all the bad things it […]
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What’s New on Netflix in July 2023
Before The Ring of Power, The Wheel of Time , or The House of the Dragon , there was The Witcher , the first fantasy […]
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You Can Get Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office for $60
Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2021 All-in-One for Windows includes lifetime support for Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro. While they’re on sale, you can get […]
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This IPad Stylus Is on Sale for Almost 60% Off Right Now
Apple Pencils are notoriously expensive . Instead of paying over $100, you can try the Digi Pen designed for iPad and other tablets . For […]
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Finally There Is a Way to Turn Off Spam Calls on WhatsApp
WhatsApp VoIP calls are fast, free, and often better than legacy cell phone calls (assuming your Wi-Fi is strong enough). In some parts of the […]
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It’s Not a Submarine (and Why It’s Controlled by a Video Game Controller)
Right now, five people may be stranded in a private submarine somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. At the time of this writing, they have less […]
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Hot Days Call for Frozen Pickles
Years ago, I dined at the now-defunct New York City restaurant Mission Chinese, which was beset by labor issues and various scandals, the smallest (and […]
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10 Podcasts That Will Make Your Life Better
Remember we talked about crazy podcasts to listen to on those days when you don’t want to know anything at all ? Well, now it’s […]
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What to Do If You Are a Victim of Sex Extortion
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve sent someone a nude or lewd photo at some point in your life – and you’re not alone. […]
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What to Write in a Letter of Resignation (and What Not To)
When you get a new job, you think about the future: new responsibilities, new office, new title, new colleagues. But you also have to show […]
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Five of the Best Diaries for Every Need
Your tech tools are great for managing your day, but nothing beats writing things down in an old-fashioned planner. For example , writing by hand […]
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Five Things All First-Time Credit Card Holders Should Know
Use your credit card the right way and you can build a credit history that will save you thousands of dollars throughout your life. On […]
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Crip up the Kitchen Author Jules Sherred Wants Your Kitchen to Be More Accessible
In the United States and Canada alone, approximately 20% of adults live with some form of disability, yet prescriptions are rarely written with people with […]
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“Natural” Skin Care Is a Lie
When you think about it, adding artificial substances to our skin is pretty unnatural. The ingredients of even the most “natural” skin care products are […]
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You Can Get This Python and AI Training Course for $40
If you want to learn basic coding and learn how to build AI chatbots, you can purchase the Ultimate AI ChatGPT and Python Programming Bundle […]
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9 Strange Sounds Your Home Makes and What They Mean
Most of us like our homes to be quiet, peaceful places, but we also recognize that no home is completely quiet. While a creaky floor […]
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These College Alternatives Can Really Help You Get a Job
For decades, we’ve probably all heard similar messages from our parents and teachers as we were in high school: you need to go to college […]
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Here’s How Much Money You Can Save by Installing a Clothesline
Clotheslines have recently experienced a renaissance. Once considered clumsy, line drying has benefited from country-chic marketing and support from environmentalists. But while it’s not all […]
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Refurbished MacBook Air With Microsoft Office Now Costs $500
This refurbished 2017 MacBook Air with a lifetime license for Microsoft Home and Business is $499.99 for a limited time. It comes with a refurbished […]
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Five Types of Garden Hoses (and Which Ones to Choose)
You probably don’t think about your hose until it starts to leak, at which point you’re reminded how oddly expensive hoses are and how little […]
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Study Your Child’s Energy Profile to Avoid Over-Planning
Do you end each day looking over all the things you haven’t done and wondering how you will fit them into tomorrow’s list? Your child […]
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This 3-Year VPN Subscription Is Now Over 60% Off
Windscribe is an award-winning VPN that can help protect your privacy, block ads, and even give you access to streaming services that other VPNs can’t […]
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Why These Half-Dead Plants Are Actually Beneficial
I call it the Sad Plant Shelf (or SPS for short) and I race to it at every nursery I visit. This is where nursery […]
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Take Advantage of These Tax Tips to Pay for College
Usually when you hear “distribution planning” you think of retirement. However, the tax planning that is included in retirement planning can be applied to other […]
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Stop What You’re Doing and Stir the Raspberries Into the Soy Sauce
Raspberries are naturally sweet. They are always too sweet and too tart for me, but I moved into a house with so many raspberry bushes […]
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Make the Most of Your Herbs With This Sicilian Street Food
If you’re trying to spend a White Lotus summer away from home rather than on the beaches of Sicily, you can still get a taste […]
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Why You Don’t Need to Sterilize the Soil
Since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered the so-called ” global gardening boom “, there has been renewed interest in various methods and strategies to improve growing […]
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You Should Try Gardening Without Digging
In school, most people learned that gardening involves planting a seed in soil, providing enough water and sunlight, and watching it grow. Of course, it […]
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These 10 US Cities Have the Best Housing Deals This Summer
For the first time in several years , house prices in the country are actually falling. For the most part, this decline in value is […]
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5 Smart Ways to Use a Bar of Soap in Your Garden
Even if you prefer to wash your hands and body with gel or liquid soap, there are still plenty of reasons to have a few […]
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Use a Duvet Cover As a Summer Cover
Sleeping in the summer heat can be pretty bad . Of course, having an air conditioner helps a lot, but if you are hot when […]
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These Are the Best US Cities to Live Without a Car
Owning, or at least accessing, a car or other type of vehicle is a necessity in most areas of the United States, but this has […]
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The Most Common Reasons Your Driveway Is Sinking (and How to Fix Them)
Whether your road was paved with cement, asphalt, paving stones, bricks, or other material, you may have noticed that it has begun to sag and […]
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The Best Way to Straighten a Leaning Tree in the Yard
Hurricanes, tornadoes, and other extreme weather can bring down even massive trees, but sometimes the damage isn’t as severe. Instead of tipping over completely, trees […]
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What’s New on Disney+ in July 2023
A few weeks ago, one of Lifehacker’s regular freelancers pitched us an idea for a story for parents: a streaming show to watch when you’re […]
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Avoid Using This Confusing Jargon
One of the challenges when starting a new job is learning the jargon, acronyms, and terminology that are specific to the workplace and the industry […]
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TikTok Myth of the Week: Vibratory Plates
Until this week, I only knew about the connection between vibration and fitness from old cartoons. Watch them long enough and soon you will see […]
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What’s New on Hulu in July 2023
Has any TV show produced as many final episodes as Futurama ? Matt Groening’s sci-fi sequel to The Simpsons aired on Fox for four seasons […]
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Cook Delicious French Fries With Carrots in the Deep Fryer
I have a bad habit of taking carrots for granted. They are everywhere – in hummus lunch boxes, along with potatoes and pearl onions under […]
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Three Things That Can Skew Blood Pressure Results
Your blood pressure is a measure of the pressure your circulating blood puts on the walls of your arteries , and is expressed as two […]
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