June Fitness Challenge: Playgrounds
This month we are going to go outside and work out in the playground! Monkey swings, slides and handrails are all great training equipment, and […]
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Combine All the Flavors of the Cheese Platter in One Sauce
A good cheese platter is a harmonious arrangement of several components. Cheese is important, yes, but you will also need fruits, nuts, some sweets, and […]
Continue reading »All New Apple Watch Features Announced at WWDC 2019
Apple’s WWDC press conference was packed with new features for all of its many operating systems, and watchOS 6 for Apple Watch introduced some of […]
Continue reading »Avocado Will Get More Expensive If Trump Taxes Mexican Imports
President Trump announced a 5% tariff on imports from Mexico starting June 10, rising to 25% as needed until “illegal migrants arriving through Mexico” stop […]
Continue reading »Make Awful Deeds Better by Combining Them
At any given time, I put off at least one phone call to the utility company. Whether he calls ConEd with updated readings, or calls […]
Continue reading »Travel the Scenic Route With Apps Like Porsche’s Roadtripper and Roads
Things are green again and we have temporary windows on the street, which can only mean one thing: it’s time to hit the road. If […]
Continue reading »Yes, You Can Bench Press in a Squat Rack
Have you ever worried that you might fail the bench press and be pinned down by the barbell? You are not alone – this is […]
Continue reading »Chick-Fil-A’s Secret Ingredient Isn’t Pickled Juice, It’s Monosodium Glutamate
Fast food recipes are popular for many reasons. Some people get the thrill of creating an illusory taste profile, some find it a little more […]
Continue reading »Work Math in Everyday Conversations With Your Child
About 93% of American adults are concerned with math to some degree . I acknowledge that I am part of this group. When it comes […]
Continue reading »What to Expect at WWDC 2019
Apple’s annual developer conference kicks off today in San Jose, California. The conference is held every year for developers and is traditionally the place where […]
Continue reading »Make Tipping and Splitting Checks Less Inconvenient by Withdrawing Small ATM Bills
According to my unscientific research, there are two situations where you go to an ATM for cash. The first scenario is when you want a […]
Continue reading »To Prevent Hemorrhoids, Poop in the Dark
“Some people like to be alone, half naked on a throne. It doesn’t work for me personally, because it smells like the poop that just […]
Continue reading »What’s the Biggest Scam in Your City?
There are children in New York who come with a registration sheet and ask for donations to buy uniforms for their school basketball team. There […]
Continue reading »What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of June 3, 2019
Is there one show that everyone thinks is stellar? Yes, and this show is Black Mirror . And the 5th season (there were four seasons […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the Apple WWDC 2019 Keynote on Monday
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference officially kicks off Monday in San Jose, California. If you weren’t able to get a ticket to a conference this year […]
Continue reading »Clean Windows Dust With Fabric Softener
In our house, there is a constant struggle for the cleanliness of windows. This week I stumbled upon a trick that might make this a […]
Continue reading »Bring a Life-Size Augmented Reality Panda, Goat or Bear Into Your Home With This New Google Search Feature
Next time you Google Search for an animal such as an alpine goat, tiger or lion, you may be able to bring an augmented reality […]
Continue reading »How to Add Preferred Pronouns to Your Lyft Profile
You can now add your preferred pronouns to the Lyft app. In honor of Pride Month this month, Lyft has added the ability to add […]
Continue reading »What’s Coming on HBO in June 2019
Game of Thrones may finally be over, but HBO is picking up steam this month and you have reasons to keep that subscription going. Big […]
Continue reading »How to Clean a Kitchen After a Flood
Living in a flood-affected area can be traumatic and can get worse if you don’t prepare. In light of the potential flooding in the US […]
Continue reading »Scanning Your ID at Bars Sucks for Your Privacy
We’ve all been there, maybe you were a little too much to drink and the bouncer is questioning your balance as they scan your ID. […]
Continue reading »How to Live in Harmony With Your College Student This Summer
The first summer I got home from college, I had plans to work, hang out with my high school friends again, and enjoy the freedom […]
Continue reading »Best Browsers to Block Ads (Not Chrome)
As if we didn’t have enough reasons to ditch Chrome , Google has doubled the number of changes that negatively impact content-blocking browser extensions , […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for the Big Race Without Losing Your Mind
The last few weeks before the marathon are a special hell. Constant training has been your top priority for several months. Now, all of a […]
Continue reading »Give Your Child “Send Text to My Parent” Cards Before Leaving School
There is almost no school left, which means that your children are about to lose their usual daily social life for a long and hot […]
Continue reading »How to Cook for Yourself With Pleasure
Cooking for One has an undeserved reputation for being the saddest kind of cooking, but have you ever tried cooking for someone who hates tomatoes? […]
Continue reading »Dropbox Increases Storage, Features, and Pricing for Plus Users
Let’s start with the semi-bad news: Dropbox is raising the price of its Plus plan from $ 10 to $ 12 a month. You will […]
Continue reading »How to Check for Speed Limits, Speed Limits and Accidents on Google Maps
Starting today, Google Maps is expanding its capabilities to travel to other regions. The app will now display the speed limit for the roads you […]
Continue reading »Parent’s Guide to Setting Boundaries
While trying to write this article, I had to lift the baby from my knees about 57 times. It would be fair to say that […]
Continue reading »Work-Related Burnout Gets a New Official Definition
Most of us have experienced a vague feeling of being “scorched” by work, but now there is a concrete definition of what that really means. […]
Continue reading »Get Modern Day Myst Successor Obduction Now Free
Get ready for the weekend by choosing a cool video game for a great price … nothing. GOG.com , formerly known as Good Ol ‘Games, […]
Continue reading »Use This Web Tool to Copy Videos From Tweets and Paste Them Into Your Own
These days, reaction videos have become cultural currency – they can cover your social media posts and become a comedy genre of their own. They’re […]
Continue reading »Use Ritz Crackers to Make Buttery Cakes Without Baking
Graham’s crackers crusts occupy a very important niche for desserts: a quick and easy dish when you want a pie, but it can’t be slid […]
Continue reading »New Freedom Chrome Extension Makes You Pause Before Opening a Distracting Site
If you “accidentally” find yourself on distracting sites, download the Pause extension for Chrome . Instead of blocking distracting sites, Pause displays a blank green […]
Continue reading »Can I Dispose of Old Dusty Inhalers?
If you have asthma, you may have a stock of used inhalers. You may also not know exactly how to dispose of them – after […]
Continue reading »Home Ownership Is More Expensive Than Just a Mortgage
The hidden costs of buying a home are no secret in themselves – they are costs that are difficult to predict if you are in […]
Continue reading »I’m Musician Dan Boeckner From Operators and Wolf Parade and This Is How I Eat
If you’re following new music, you probably know Dan Beckner of Operators , a dark and danceable synth-pop band that includes him, Electro Shock Devoik […]
Continue reading »Check Your Parking Performance With the IPhone Measure App
If you keep your car outdoors and not in a garage, then one of the most common headaches is not being parked too close to […]
Continue reading »Start Teaching Your Children to Swim at the Age of 1 Year, According to AAP
The American Academy of Pediatrics requires parents of children of all ages to be vigilant about water safety, especially toddlers and adolescents, who are most […]
Continue reading »If You Want to Develop New Habits, Create Fewer Habits.
The more habits you try to create, the harder it is to maintain them. I’ve known this for a while. Last year, I created a […]
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