Don’t Just Wait for an Offer Before Negotiating, Research the Other Side
You may have heard that during negotiations it is better to let the other party make the first offer. However, if you just find out […]
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Improve Your Budget by Focusing on How Satisfied Your Money Is
When you buy something, you may want to think about how much you are saving compared to a similar deal elsewhere. Instead, consider how much […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Watch Any YouTube Video on Google Cardboard
Remember that scene from Back to the Future where Marty Jr. watched rude television at the dinner table wearing giant glasses ? Now you can […]
Continue reading »Best Wine Substitutes for Degassing Pan (and More)
Like Julia Child before me, I love cooking with wine and find it works as well as a companion and ingredient. But from time to […]
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Most home screen designs clutter you up with information and colors. Instead, this home screen design features a clean, visually interesting and minimal design. This […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Being so Damn Distracted During Sex
During sex, do you often think about grocery shopping or are distracted by the cobwebs on the ceiling? When we are intimate, it is very […]
Continue reading »Convert Picky Eaters Over Time With “three Rupees”
Cooking food for picky eaters can be frustrating, but recent research suggests three simple things that can help picky eaters over time. Research led by […]
Continue reading »Feel the Balance of Work and Personal Life in the Company With This Interview Question
It’s not just your interviewer who should be asking questions when you’re discussing a potential new job. If you’re wondering what the hours of work […]
Continue reading »Dehydrate Fruit in the Microwave Using the Defrost Setting
If you don’t have a device designed to dehydrate your favorite healthy snack, the microwave defrost setting can work as a last resort. Food dehydrators […]
Continue reading »I’m Adam Leibson, Chief Operating Officer of Giphy, and This Is How I Work
A GIF can say a lot. This could be an exaggerated reaction, a visual analogy to what was said in a conversation, or just inconsistency […]
Continue reading »Unroll.me for IPhone Cleans up Your Email Newsletter on the Go
iPhone: Unroll.me has long been one of our favorite ways to kill spam in your inbox , and today the experience is spreading to the […]
Continue reading »Arduino IDE Now Supports Command Line Software Creation
Despite all its quirky attributes, the Arduino development software known as the Arduino IDE (Integrated Development Environment) has never had a command line compilation tool. […]
Continue reading »Google Maps for IOS Adds Voice Alerts for Traffic Conditions
iPhone: Google Maps has updated Google Maps for iOS with voice-activated traffic alerts, which means you will be notified of any upcoming delays on your […]
Continue reading »Exercise Is Not “enough” for Heart Health
According to the American Heart Association and other organizations, 30 minutes of exercise, five days a week, is the standard recommendation for heart health. But […]
Continue reading »Never Finish Everything on Your to-Do List (so Don’t Worry About It)
Too long to do list? While many of us worry about unfinished tasks hanging over our heads, Time Management Ninja reminds us that unfinished to-do […]
Continue reading »Google Calendar Now Allows You to Recover Deleted Events
Google has added a new Trash feature to Google Calendar, so you can now bring back events that you accidentally deleted. It works for both […]
Continue reading »Some of the Best Hidden Streets in Ten Popular Travel Destinations
As dire as the “tourist” spots are, most of us feel obligated to visit the Times Square of any city we are in at some […]
Continue reading »Make an Egg-in-the-Hole Donut for a Better Breakfast for Two
You are probably familiar with the egg-in-a-hole, where the egg is cooked in a hollowed-out piece of toast (or other ingredients ). Food52 offers a […]
Continue reading »Remove Nails From the Back of the Trim to Save the Tree
When renovating, it is best to keep the cladding to avoid the hassle of finding a replacement. But first you need to remove your nails. […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Perfect Google Experience on IPhone
Apple makes a great operating system and a solid phone, but some of their apps leave a lot to be desired – especially the disaster […]
Continue reading »Disadvantages of Buying a Home With an FHA Loan
If you have little money to make a down payment or are looking for a low interest rate, you may want to consider a loan […]
Continue reading »How Do You Share Responsibilities Around the House With Your Roommates?
Finding ways to share responsibilities that work for you and your roommates is the key to a clean home without resentment or quarreling. What are […]
Continue reading »Karma Adds $ 50 Unlimited Traffic Plan to Its Wi-Fi Hotspot
Karma, one of our favorite mobile hotspots , has just added a new data plan to its list: a $ 50 / month unlimited data […]
Continue reading »Avoid Challenging Authority to Bring Your Ideas to Life After a Difficult Manager
A difficult boss can make it difficult to implement your ideas. If you want your ideas to be heard, frame your presentation in a way […]
Continue reading »Google Drive Now Sends Sharing Notifications on Mobile Devices
Android / iOS: While Google Drive is great for file sharing, it has always been a little more cumbersome than on a mobile device. Things […]
Continue reading »Most Sucks About College
College has to be cool. Everyone constantly reminds you that this will be the best time of your life. And it could be! But during […]
Continue reading »White Vinyl Desktop
We’ve seen some great desktops around turntables and turntables, but I love this one because I have the same wallpaper. I don’t have the same […]
Continue reading »Hide Glaze Mistakes (and Add Tasty Toppings) With Cereal
A beautiful cake that tastes great is tricky to make, but if all goes wrong, grab the nearest box of cereal. A light layer on […]
Continue reading »These Are the World’s Best Bottled Water Brands
For 25 years now, water tasting experts have been gathering for the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting . Here are the winners of the 2015 […]
Continue reading »Make a V-Shaped Roasting Rack Using Grates and Aluminum Foil
The roasting rack is required to fully cook turkey , roasts and other large cuts of meat. If you don’t have one in your kitchen […]
Continue reading »How Much Does It Actually Cost to Maintain a Long Distance Relationship?
I have a long distance relationship with my boyfriend for almost three years. Basically, we were inseparable throughout college, but when we graduated, we were […]
Continue reading »Put the Kids to Sleep Faster With New Netflix Videos 5 Minutes Loved
If you tell your kids it’s time to go to bed, usually begging for “one more episode,” Netflix’s new Dinotrux 5 Minute Favorites could win […]
Continue reading »Set a Password on Your Apple TV to Shop Faster While Staying Secure
Typing a massive and complex iTunes password every time you want to buy something on Apple TV is a hassle, but disabling the password completely […]
Continue reading »How to Find the Best Woodworking Plans Online for Any Project
Woodworking is a skill that you can develop as much as you want. The more you learn, the more complex projects you can tackle. But […]
Continue reading »Video Games Can Help You Cope With Pain Even During Childbirth.
Pain relief is not just a physical thing; distracting yourself can help you get through painful experiences. We have already seen that children who watch […]
Continue reading »Evernote for IOS Now Lets You Draw or Write on Notes by Hand
iPhone / iPad: Have you ever wanted to take a quick sketch or handwritten note in Evernote? Your wish came true today, at least on […]
Continue reading »The Confusing World of Object-Oriented Programming in an RPG
Object Oriented Programming (or OOP) is an abstract concept that is often difficult to grasp when you are new to programming. The blog “Invent with […]
Continue reading »Bake the Magic Cake, Which Itself Is Baked Into Three Layers
The Magic Cake consists of three layers, each with its own texture and flavor (firm and moist base, middle layer of cream, and light biscuit […]
Continue reading »How to Turn an Old Laptop Into a Chromebook With CloudReady
If you haven’t used a Chromebook in a while, they’ve come a long way . But you don’t have to spend money on a new […]
Continue reading »Create a Holiday Budget With This Interactive Planner
From parties to gifts and travel, it’s time to start thinking about your holiday spending. This means that you need to draw up a budget. […]
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