#SeinfeldTaughtMe: What We Learned From Nothing
The hashtag #SeinfeldTaughtMe , now trending on Twitter, shows that NBC’s groundbreaking sitcom Seinfeld is a surprisingly good source of life hacks, or at least […]
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Don’t Stop Reading When Children Learn to Read
There’s magic in reading books aloud to young children, especially when you make voices (you have to make voices) and they giggle in the photo […]
Continue reading »IPhone X Tips & Tricks When You Take It Out of the Box
The iPhone X is a big departure from Apple’s usual smartphone design, replacing the legendary Home button with a full-screen display and a front-facing camera […]
Continue reading »Continuously Progress Towards Your Goals With Non-Zero Days
Being motivated enough to work towards our goals can be challenging. The little things in life can get in the way of our lofty dreams […]
Continue reading »Stranger Things 2 Soundtrack – Good Working Music
For the horror soundtrack, Stranger Things 2 seems very … productive. Rhythmic synthesizers evoke not so much Lovecraft’s monster as a gently churning supercomputer. This […]
Continue reading »Things to Do Right Now to Prepare for Thanksgiving
Not to bother anyone, but we’re three short weeks before the United States’ most foodie feast: bloody Thanksgiving. If you, my dear soul, have decided […]
Continue reading »These Are the Pests to Worry About This Fall and Winter.
Pests such as cockroaches, ants, mice and mosquitoes annoy us, but usually only during certain months of the year. However, due to the heat waves […]
Continue reading »How to Give Your Child Medicine Without a Fight
Providing medicines to children can be torture for all parties involved. When my daughter was a toddler, the process often escalated from bribes to pleading […]
Continue reading »The Biggest Losers Have to Work Out a Lot to Keep From Gaining Weight.
Diet usually matters more to weight loss than exercise, but it turns out that Biggest Losers who have managed to lose weight have to exercise […]
Continue reading »Fast Food Chains Ranked by Cheese Density on the Menu
In a Bloomberg Businessweek chart, data visualization and comic book developer Dorothy Gambrell ranks fast food chains by percentage of menu items that contain cheese […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Child Has a Diaper Inflated in the Car
Jolie Kerr is a cleaning expert, advice columnist, and New York Times bestselling author of My Boyfriend Is Boiling In My Purse … And Other […]
Continue reading »Forget the Pumpkin and Make a Sweet Potato Pie This Thanksgiving
For the next few weeks, no pie will be discussed, described, and promoted more than pumpkin pie. There will be debate over the use of […]
Continue reading »How to Get Exclusive New IPhone X Ringtone on Old IPhone
One of the many ways Apple makes its smartphones stand out from the group is with special ringtones that go back to the original iPhone […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know Before Buying a First Generation Smartphone
2017 promises to be a very significant year for first-generation smartphones. Android creator Andy Rubin has unveiled the Essential Phone of his new company , […]
Continue reading »Spend Your Flight Watching the Last Ten Minutes of Movies
There is too much damn content in the world right now. I’m not the first to say this , and I certainly wo n’t be […]
Continue reading »How to Write Your First Draft Without Giving Up
Julian Gough, an Irish writer, memoirist, poet and playwright, provides detailed advice in his essay ” How to Edit Your Lousy Writing . “ He […]
Continue reading »November Money Contest: Reward Yourself (With Savings)
November has arrived, which means it’s time for a new monetary challenge to the brand. This month we want you to reward yourself – with […]
Continue reading »The Secret to Getting People to Really Show Your Party
You talked about your plans with your friends face to face, you created an event page on Facebook and invited them, but people still seem […]
Continue reading »What to Expect From the Republican Tax Plan Today
House Republicans are set to unveil their tax plan today, but detail reports are already circulating. While nothing is set in stone, the changes they […]
Continue reading »What Is the Best Writing App for NaNoWriMo?
Do you have the first 1667 words of your novel on a Google Doc? A note on your phone? Or maybe you spent the first […]
Continue reading »A Beginner’s Guide to Good Investment
The impact of the investment has already been withdrawn , and this is not surprising: while people want to keep track of their money growing […]
Continue reading »Best Hacks in Las Vegas From Our Readers
Las Vegas may be the most hacked city in the country. If you google travel tips, by the time you hit I’m Lucky, you’ll have […]
Continue reading »Wisdom Is Just Thinking Before Acting.
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dip in the pool of stoic wisdom and a guide to using its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »You Should Definitely Add Miso to Your Filling for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving is a carbohydrate-dense holiday, and no food combines that aesthetic like dressing and minced meat. Regardless of whether you love filling or seasoning cornbread, […]
Continue reading »How to Opt Out of Your Old Email Address to Sign in Correctly With Your Apple ID
If you are tired troubled old address e-mail « [email protected] », which you must enter when you log in to your Apple account, the good […]
Continue reading »Trim Your Nails After Showering to Avoid Clutter
Trimming toenails, especially thick toenails, often results in unwanted acrobatic performance. Pieces of nails are flying all over the place so that no one else […]
Continue reading »Fast Steam Brings One of the Best Apple AirPod Features to Android
Yesterday Google announced an update to the way Android pairing with Bluetooth devices, making connecting some wireless headphones less of a headache. It’s called Fast […]
Continue reading »Health Insurance Is Suddenly Cheaper for Many People
2017 is a strange year for buying health insurance. Some strange and bad things have happened and it looks like we should expect insurance plans […]
Continue reading »How to Get Android 8.0 Oreo Beta on Your Galaxy S8
If you bought a Pixel 2 or are using an older smartphone from Google , you already have Android 8.0 . But for everyone else, […]
Continue reading »How Did You Go About the October Money Competition?
It’s time to complete another money challenge guys! In October, we offered you to make some money by cleaning your toilets and selling junk . […]
Continue reading »Tune in for Success With Kosher Turkey Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is an odd holiday for a variety of reasons, and this whole turkey story may be the strangest. As evidenced by the thousands of […]
Continue reading »When Should You Share Pregnancy News?
The generally accepted recommendation when sharing pregnancy news is that you should wait until the grand celebrations of 12 or 13 weeks, the endpoint of […]
Continue reading »How to Push a Stroller
This is the third issue in the Postpartum Pain Clinic and consists of several parts devoted to the treatment of pain and pain that occurs […]
Continue reading »Here’s What the Heck Means the FDA’s Soybean Announcement
Big news from the FDA this week! Food companies that print heart health labels will be required by law – are you prepared for this […]
Continue reading »What to Do in an Active Shooter Situation
Yesterday in New York, a man drove a pickup truck into a bike lane on the West Side , killing eight people, and then jumping […]
Continue reading »How to Change the Job You Want to Quit
You don’t have to hate your job to consider getting fired. Feeling indifferent to the work you do or the team you work with can […]
Continue reading »I Am the CTO of Grubhub Maria Belousova, and This Is How I Work
Since joining Grubhub in 2014, Maria Belousova has served as VP of Engineering, Senior Vice President of Technology, and now CTO, where she oversees Grubhub’s […]
Continue reading »Samsung’s Android Browser Offers Greater Privacy Privilege Over Chrome
Samsung introduces its browser for smartphones on all phones Android (assuming that you’re using Android 5.0 or a later version), and it has one big […]
Continue reading »What Are Your Plans for NaNoWriMo?
Good Morning Novel Writing Month members! Have you produced your 1667 words this morning? What are you writing about this year? For those who don’t […]
Continue reading »How to Set up Google Project Fi on Your Pixel 2
If you’re purchasing the Pixel 2 (or waiting for the Pixel 2 XL to fix bugs ), you’re probably connecting it to your current wireless […]
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