7 Ways to Spot Fitness Bullshit
Fitness articles and videos hold great promise. With this exercise, they can help you melt fat, reduce calories, or tone your long, lean muscles. It’s […]
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Send Us Your Dating Questions With Logan Urie, Director of Relationship Science at Hinge
As if dating wasn’t awkward and exhausting enough, 2020 brought us a pandemic that made it nearly impossible. How do you meet during a pandemic? […]
Continue reading »How to Get Rid of Underarm Odor
Your armpits are not complicated, but if you don’t take proper care of them, you may experience sweaty and unpleasant odors. For example, I ruined […]
Continue reading »Use Chrome Labs to Find New Browser Features
I love when a new version of Chrome comes out because it gives me the ability to tinker with the comprehensive browser chrome://flags/ screen and […]
Continue reading »Plan Your Super Bowl Chicken Wings Now
You don’t have to watch football to enjoy the abundance of chicken wings, but I can’t watch sports without them. Whether they’re grilled, oven-roasted, fried, […]
Continue reading »How to Use Split Screen Street View on Google Maps
The Google Maps app now has a split screen street view option on Android. Enabling this setting allows you to use Street View and Map […]
Continue reading »How to Pack Your Emergency Evacuation Bag
If you do not live in a disaster prone area, you might think that this will never happen to you, but unfortunately it is not. […]
Continue reading »Buy an Avocado Today at Game Day Guac
Guacamole is as good as the avocado you make it from, and much of the fruit’s strength comes from ripeness. If you live in an […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the Groundhog Phil Tell Us When Our Suffering Is Over
Pennsylvania’s Nor’ister won’t stop Phil the groundhog from performing his virtual work duties: The famous groundhog will appear tomorrow, February 2, where he will predict […]
Continue reading »How to Sync ICloud Passwords With Chrome and Edge Chromium
Living the dual-platform life of macOS and Windows – or even just “Apple and everyone but Apple” can be annoying. But if you save your […]
Continue reading »Masks Are Now Required on Public Transport
From now on, the CDC officially requires travelers to wear masks on trains, planes, buses, taxis, route taxis and other forms of “public transport.” The […]
Continue reading »Please Don’t Social Media Snitch Tags
There is a certain freedom that gives you to share your opinion on the Internet, sitting at the computer, protected by the warm embrace of […]
Continue reading »How to Be Happy Right Now With Dr. Laurie Santos
It’s no surprise that the pandemic has had a huge impact on our mental health. The virus caused loneliness, depression and anxiety to spread throughout […]
Continue reading »How to Choose an Obamacare Plan
Promising to “fix the damage done by Trump,” President Biden signed an executive order that opens a 90-day special registration period under the Affordable Care […]
Continue reading »How to Get Kids Involved in Cooking
By the age of 18, Amber Kelly had already won the Food Network Star Kids , wrote her own cookbook , launched a successful YouTube […]
Continue reading »Store Tiny Cloves of Garlic in Stock
I hate tiny cloves of garlic. I hate them so much. Nothing disappoints me more than ripping off the papery outer shell of a garlic […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Someone Mispronounces Your Name
For most of my life, my name was pronounced incorrectly or with errors, apparently by everyone who was not familiar with its cultural significance. Often […]
Continue reading »Working in a Secret Shop Before the Interview
Perhaps the scariest part of starting a new job is not knowing if you’ve made the right decision. For example, you may be tricked into […]
Continue reading »Child Culture Guide for Adults: Warning Signs
This week the Internet talks about the possibility of causing great harm. Maybe it’s a do-whatever hangover, who cares at all? the atmosphere of the […]
Continue reading »See Earth’s “mini-Moon” for the Last Time This Afternoon
With everything else happening in 2020, you might have missed the story of a mysterious flying object that fell into Earth’s orbit in September 2020 […]
Continue reading »Replace Twitter Ads With Your to-Do List
macOS: I do my best to avoid online ads unless I really want to support the site or service I’m using. In addition, all large […]
Continue reading »Don’t Post Your Vaccine Card on Social Media
As more people get the vaccine, we are also seeing more of them post pictures of their vaccine cards on social media. After all this […]
Continue reading »Raising a Compassionate Loser
My 10 year old child has many wonderful qualities. He is fun, generous and curious about the world. However, he doesn’t like to lose. And […]
Continue reading »Host Your Own Blob Opera (Even If You Can’t Read Music)
Some people are born with musical talent. Others spend years, if not decades, taking lessons, only to find that their musical ability is good at […]
Continue reading »How to Spot Fakes When Buying Vintage Clothing and Accessories
Anyone who has taken the time to shop for vintage clothing and accessories knows that this can be very risky. Of course, you need to […]
Continue reading »Earn $ 25,000 to Serve a Smoothie Sommelier
Smoothies (and smoothie bowls) may be one step away from baby food, but unlike products in tiny jars, you can control what goes into them. […]
Continue reading »How Is Johnson & Johnson’s Vaccine Different?
Johnson & Johnson today released the numbers for its Phase 3 clinical trials (the final step before applying for an emergency use authorization), and it […]
Continue reading »What Is Dogecoin and Why Do People Buy It?
Now that we’ve discussed the GameStop stock frenzy , it’s time to find out about Dogecoin. Why is the collective mind of retail investors pumping […]
Continue reading »Yes, You Can Get the COVID Vaccine If You Are Pregnant [updated]
Pregnancy does not invalidate your eligibility for the COVID vaccine, whether you read the CDC guidelines or the new World Health Organization guidelines. A couple […]
Continue reading »Try Dry Curaçao Instead of Sweet Vermouth
It seems that I always have something wrong. Today I was planning on making you a bourbon cocktail called Game Set Match , but that […]
Continue reading »An Adult’s Guide to Losing Virginity
Not all of us lose our virginity at 16 on the back of an old Camry. If you are still a virgin later in life, […]
Continue reading »Use Stories Instead of Facts to Get a Better Argument
In the midst of a debate, listing facts and hard data is not the most reliable strategy, as we often expect. This is especially true […]
Continue reading »How to Create Tab Groups in Chrome for Android
Android has one of the best features in Chrome for keeping things organized: the omnipotent “tab groups” that let you group tabs into more useful […]
Continue reading »Do It If You Lose Your Child in Public
Every parent has been there (and if you haven’t already, give them time): your focus shifts momentarily. You’re in the store trying to pick the […]
Continue reading »How to Make Sweet Potato Skins Delicious
I have been receiving a lot of letters lately. Most of them are about baking soda and ground beef , one was about Stuart Murdock, […]
Continue reading »Is This Viral TikTok Hack the Best Way to Peel Garlic?
It seems like every time you turn on your computer, there is a new way to peel a clove of garlic. I didn’t realize peeling […]
Continue reading »How to Track Your Recovery With the Oura Ring
In our last article, I started experimenting with sleep tracking in the hopes of recovering better from weightlifting workouts. I used the Oura ring and […]
Continue reading »10 Movies to Watch During (and After) Black History Month
This is almost Black History Month, and as the film industry continues to expand every year due to its history of exclusion, this is another […]
Continue reading »Don’t Use LinkedIn to “build Your Brand”
Like all social media in 2021, LinkedIn is regularly inundated with users trying to go viral or make a splash with their career ideas. While […]
Continue reading »Age Guidance for Childhood Responsibilities
I often regret that no matter how many times I unload the dishwasher, it will inevitably have to be unloaded again – perhaps today or […]
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