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iOS: Submitting articles to Kindle has always been a challenge , but Amazon is making it easier for iOS users today by adding a Send […]
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Now You Can Do Artificial Respiration to Music Not Only Disco
If you’re trying to remember how to do CPR but the Stayin ‘Alive recommendation song just doesn’t stay in your head, New York Presbyterian Hospital […]
Continue reading »Why Do I Buy All the Snacks on the Plane From Trader Joe’s
When I fly, my snacks have two very important tasks. They should keep me from starving, but more importantly, they should entertain and distract me […]
Continue reading »Google Maps Can Now Share Your Location With Friends in Real Time
One of Waze’s best little features is the ability to share your location and ETA with a contact. Thus, you can answer the question “when […]
Continue reading »Save Money on Your Wi-Fi Day Pass by Purchasing It on the First, Shorter Leg of Your Flight
When you pay for in-flight Wi-Fi , you usually have several options. You can pay for a day pass, pay only for the duration of […]
Continue reading »How Trump’s Proposed Budget Could Affect Your Travel Plans
The U.S. Department of Transportation is facing a 13 percent funding cut in Trump’s proposed budget, and if that budget is depleted, your plane and […]
Continue reading »Eating As an NBA Star Is Easier Than You Think
I am not a huge fan of foods and diets developed or approved by athletes, mainly because I am not an athlete, but I also […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Need More Money Advice, You Just Need Advice That You Can Relate To
If you’re reading this, you’re probably at least a little interested in getting your finances in order. Maybe you even tried it! You may have […]
Continue reading »Lin-Manuel Miranda Put Together a Playlist for You to Help You With Your Writing Stalemate
If you’re having trouble getting your ideas down to paper, this playlist from the versatile Lin-Manuel Miranda aka Hamilton will help you unleash those creative […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: Apple Quietly Refreshes IPad
Apple added a couple of new products to its lineup without much fanfare this morning. The new red iPhone in partnership with the (RED) charity […]
Continue reading »Where to Hide If a Nuclear Bomb Explodes in Your Area
This is a tip that I hope you never need, but you should still know it. A nuclear attack is the worst nightmare of all, […]
Continue reading »Mac Magnet – the Windowing Tool I Desperately Needed
We’ve seen several different Windows-style windowing tools for Macs over the years, but none of them have ever worked well for my workflow. Magnet is […]
Continue reading »How to Get Rid of Silicone Grease From Hair
When my hair gets frizzy, a good silicone serum is like magic. You simply rub a drop into your hands, iron your hair all the […]
Continue reading »The Fastest Way to Lose Weight After a Heavy Deadlift
Imagine you’ve just completed sets of heavy deadlifts . You’re tired, but now that you’re done, you should be good at going to the gym […]
Continue reading »You Can Probably File Your Tax Return for Free
You can file federal taxes using the free file software if your income is less than $ 64,000. However, most people don’t know this: according […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Clean up Unnecessary Storage on the Twitter App for IPhone
iPhone: Twitter has released an update to the official Twitter app that addresses the annoying app bloat issue. You can now manually clear the cache […]
Continue reading »Wearing Headphones Makes Me Hate Shopping at the Grocery Much Less.
If I am hungry, I can go to the store and leave with food. It’s pretty cool and I’m not trying to take it for […]
Continue reading »The Most Popular Smoothie on Pinterest Is by No Means Expensive
The most popular smoothie recipe on Pinterest is a berry and kiwi mix and has been added over 300,000 times. So there must be something […]
Continue reading »US Bans Electronic Devices on Flights From Eight Muslim-Majority Countries
The Department of Homeland Security is banning all electronic devices larger than a smartphone on flights from eight Muslim-majority countries. This means you need to […]
Continue reading »This Two-Ingredient Dish Will Help You Clean the Refrigerator.
You know that awkward moment in your fridge when you still have food in it, but are they all 1/2 cup servings of various leftovers […]
Continue reading »If You’re Going to Be Looking at Your Phone All Day, at Least Take Care of Your Neck.
Neck pain and poor posture stem from a variety of issues, and constantly staring at your phone can be one trigger . In his video, […]
Continue reading »How a Once-in-a-Lifetime Mentality Spoils Your Budget
When I was planning my wedding, everyone warned me about the once-in-a-lifetime mentality , which is essentially an excuse to waste money madly because this […]
Continue reading »What I Learned After Running My First Marathon
I finished the Los Angeles Marathon last Sunday. It was a grueling 26.2 mile battle between me and my own body, which I can only […]
Continue reading »Bag for Photography in Humid Climates
Climate matters more than you think with technical equipment, and for photographer Dominic Duncombe that means protecting his gear from the wet beaches of the […]
Continue reading »Please Don’t Pee for Jellyfish Stings
You’ve probably heard that you need to urinate on a jellyfish sting, or perhaps pour alcohol on the affected area before scraping off the sting. […]
Continue reading »PSA: Mexico May Not Be the Best Place for Spring Break Right Now
Mexico is a popular spring break destination because it is warm, close to the US, and inexpensive. But the US State Department has renewed travel […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: Microsoft Makes It Easy to Move From Mac to Surface
Microsoft wants to entice Apple users by making it easier to jump ship. They especially think that Apple fans might love their high-performance Surface devices, […]
Continue reading »Why Does Spring Always Seem Colder Than It Should Be
Today is the first day of spring or the vernal equinox, but in most countries this does not happen. It is still quite cold, and […]
Continue reading »How to Get Smarter, Faster and Better With Charles Duhigg
If anyone knows the difference between being busy and being productive, it is Charles Duhigg. The Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter and author of […]
Continue reading »How to Worry Productively
Worry is part of life. According to a new analysis , 38 percent of us worry about something every day, which, frankly, seems insignificant. However, […]
Continue reading »Screen Commander for Mac Cleans up Second Monitors With One Click
Mac: If you have a multiple monitor setup for your Mac, you know that the simple act of turning off additional monitors when you only […]
Continue reading »These Cities Will Be Hardest Hit by Trump’s Tutelage
If a Republican replacement for the Affordable Care Act is ultimately passed, insurance prices will rise for some people and drop for others. (Spoiler alert: […]
Continue reading »How Trump Deals With Cheating and What to Do Instead
Trump is certainly not the first politician to lie, but he has earned a reputation for doing so for several reasons. First, he lies a […]
Continue reading »What’s Cooking? What Spring Foods Do You Like?
Hello, and welcome to What’s Cooking? , a weekly open thread where you can share all your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on anything […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Most Out of Google Maps
Google Maps is one of the best navigation apps for Android and iPhone, but considering that most of us use it while driving, it’s easy […]
Continue reading »The Health Changes Are Not Official Yet, so File Your 2016 Taxes As Usual
Earlier this month, Republican leaders proposed the American Health Care Act , their plan to end and replace Obamacare. Some taxpayers may be a little […]
Continue reading »How to Maintain a Strong Friendship When You Live a Million Miles Apart
Three of my closest friends live thousands of miles away from me, but I have been able to maintain a deep connection with them. Here’s […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Let’s Pick a Different Theme!
HelloSous Vide fans, and welcome back to another session on theme selection forWill It Sous Vide? , a weekly column where I do whatever you […]
Continue reading »Even a Beginner Can Quickly Create a Bot or App on This Simple New Coding Site.
Whether you are learning to program or are an experienced veterinarian, experimentation is a key part of the learning process. Glitch is a new free […]
Continue reading »Where Is Your Tax Refund? This Tool Will Tell You
Tax Day is April 18 this year, so you have a few extra days to file your tax return. If you have already paid taxes, […]
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