25% of a Group Can Change Everyone’s Behavior
In a very simple version of the tipping point theory, the new article says that in groups of 100,000 to 100,000, only 25–31% of the […]
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You Can Now Run Windows 95 As a Windows or Mac App
If you can’t remember the last time Windows 95 was cool, we’ll help you: The Grateful Dead held their last show, the San Francisco 49ers […]
Continue reading »This Exquisite Cuba Libre Is so Much Better Than the Rum and Coca-Cola of Your College Days
Happy weekend and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This week, we’re making […]
Continue reading »How to Take All the Advice in Hey Jude
The Beatles’ single “Hey Jude”, the longest running # 1 hit, turns 50 on Sunday . Paul McCartney wrote this for John’s son Julian Lennon, […]
Continue reading »How to Learn to Swim for Adults
If you still haven’t learned to swim, it’s not too late. In this video, we follow Terry, 35, who never learned to swim, and a […]
Continue reading »The Day Before, Set the Family Breakfast Table
Of all the old-school parenting tricks I learned from my grandmother, who raised eight children, myself included, one stands out as a magic wand when […]
Continue reading »How to Adjust to Going to College As a Transfer Student
According to Inside Higher Ed, more than a third of students transfer to colleges at some point in the hopes of finding greener pastures. And […]
Continue reading »Why Moving Is so Tiresome and How to Make It Easier
Americans are notorious for moving frequently, and many of us will pick up and move long distances at some point. Even though it’s a fairly […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Have to Read These Books in High School.
The Great Gatsby is overrated. Good book! Great book! It’s just not the best book , especially not the best book, to teach teens about […]
Continue reading »Don’t Give in to the Rush of a Torrent in a College Dorm Room
Ah, college. Time to explore your interests, your identity and your insane high-speed internet connection. While you might be tempted to use your college network […]
Continue reading »How to Make Homemade Gin in Instant Solution [Updated With Safety Warning]
Updated on 8/25/18 at 1:02 PM ET: While we were able to prepare this recipe without incident, it turns out that making strong alcohol in […]
Continue reading »Let Your Child Hate Their Newborn Brother or Sister
So, readers, I’m pregnant! Third trimester. Boy. Current physical condition: low and slow. I am excited, a little depressed and I can feel all the […]
Continue reading »Try These Upside Down Exercises Besides the Handstand
We talked about the racks in the hands of our inverted the problem and tried to balance on his head in the style of yoga […]
Continue reading »You Cannot Time the Market Correction, but Don’t Worry.
The stock market has just hit the longest bull run in its history and it scared people. A downward spiral seems inevitable, and of course […]
Continue reading »Logging Out of Twitter? Try These Social Media Instead
It seems, it is now one of the most popular topics on Twitter – a way out of Twitter you need. The microblogging platform is […]
Continue reading »What Are the Best Back to My Mac Alternatives?
Wave goodbye Back to My Mac. As of macOS Mojave, Apple is officially removing a useful file and screen sharing utility built right into the […]
Continue reading »Where to Buy a PlayStation Limited Edition Console Tonight
Sony celebrates the sale of 500 million PlayStation systems with a new limited edition 2TB console with a translucent blue chassis. Only 50,000 units will […]
Continue reading »Make and Freeze French Bread Pizza
We all have our favorite frozen convenience foods. Some people choose Hot Pockets. Other burrito rolls . I’ve always had a soft spot for French […]
Continue reading »How to Buy Baby Clothes Correctly
It is difficult to say what sizes you need to dress your child correctly. Maybe you are a new parent who knows nothing; maybe you […]
Continue reading »What to Bring to College to Be the Cool Kid in the Dorm
The first time I went to the dorm – it was summer camp, not college, but close enough – my parents gave me a giant […]
Continue reading »Create a Place in the Fridge for Making Children’s Meals
Based on my informal survey of moms and dads, the worst part of the morning at school is packing school lunches. I’m not sure what […]
Continue reading »Does Your Major in College Matter? We Asked Seven Successful People
Choosing a specialization may seem like a choice of your entire life path. Or it might seem like a placeholder while you get your shit […]
Continue reading »How Often Do You Really Need a Pap Test?
It has been a long time since US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines required an annual Pap test, but I continue to hear from people […]
Continue reading »How to Create a “party Mode” in a Dorm Room
You may have seen a video at some point in your online career of a college student standing in an ordinary dorm room. The man […]
Continue reading »What to Use for Group Video Calls Instead of Facetime
Last week, Apple canceled one of its key FaceTime features that should have dropped with iOS 12 and macOS Mojave this fall: group video chat. […]
Continue reading »How to Survive a Long Flight
I asked for your best advice on how to cope with the long flight and the ensuing jet lag. We’ve covered downloading some podcasts (or […]
Continue reading »Make Truly Bomb Blue Cheese Dressing With 3 Ingredients
The blue cheese dressing is larger than the salad dressing. Sure, it’s an essential part of the wedge salad, but it’s also the only thing […]
Continue reading »How to Opt Out of New Netflix Ads
By now, you’ve probably heard that Netflix has started showing trailers of its shows between episodes of the show you’re watching. So while you wait […]
Continue reading »How to Sex
Sexting is one of those personal matters that we don’t talk about directly – perhaps because the recognition that we are sex tells people that […]
Continue reading »How to Talk to Your Queer Child
I have never had a “Conversation” with my parents. We shared the suggestion that I had safe, natural sex because I never suggested that they […]
Continue reading »How to Financially Help Teachers and Students This Academic Year
Since America is a country that definitely has clear priorities, public school teachers spend an average of $ 479 a year of their own money […]
Continue reading »Top Travel Tips in Bangkok From Our Readers
Get a foot massage in Bangkok. Hack Your City has one tip every week that repeats and repeats, and this week it’s like this: Massage […]
Continue reading »Home Decorating Guide for Beginners
It’s nice to have your own place. It can also be incredibly intimidating, especially if you’ve ever thought about home décor when you pasted fairy […]
Continue reading »Olive Garden Tomorrow Sells Unlimited Annual Pasta Pass for $ 300
This year Olive Garden is returning its “Endless Pasta” for the fifth time. The offer now includes a one-year option that lets you get all […]
Continue reading »Why Keiko Ajena Thinks Failure Is Important
Dig if you like this short video with Keiko Agena, actor and author of Errors Free: The Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists . Keiko is […]
Continue reading »Learn These First Aid Skills for Wild College Parties
Whether you’re a newbie about to attend their first student party, or an adult with friends who sometimes party too hard, it’s good to know […]
Continue reading »How to Survive Long Flights?
Over the next few months, I have a couple of six-plus-hour flights ahead of me, and I’ve started taking notes on how to survive the […]
Continue reading »Pickle Vegetables With Beer
I was never cool enough (?) To get invited to a kegger in college, but I drank a lot of beer and threw a few […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Slurpee 7-11 to Your Doorstep
Sometimes you just really need Slurpee and now you can get it, at least if you are in New York. 7-11 officially launches the 7NOW […]
Continue reading »The Case for Eating Sandwiches Without Breakfast for Breakfast
In the morning I feel two things: angry and nauseous. I have always been this way, even when I was young, which made it difficult […]
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