[ad_1] After years of loathing oatmeal, I’ve grown to enjoy it. For over a year I’ve tasked myself with finding numerous ways to improve the cereal grain, like adding sausage and pickles to it, cooking it in your morning tea, or baking it into PB&J bars, and it actually worked. My oat experience has indeed … Read more
[ad_1] In the world of exercise, variety abounds. You can lift light weights, or heavy weights, or no weights at all. You can run fast, or run slow, or strap on a pair of roller skates. If you don’t exercise at all right now, it doesn’t matter much where you start. But that doesn’t mean … Read more
[ad_1] Is it possible to make a useable air conditioner from spare parts? Whether climate change will ultimately end all human life on this planet or not is an open question, but seemingly no matter where you live, it’s hotter than ever this summer. If you have air conditioning in your home, that means figuring … Read more
[ad_1] Image: Affinity Click International roaming fees are a common-yet-unexpected cost of travel. You could buy a new SIM card for each country you visit, or you could make a one-time investment in an eSIM like aloSIM, which is a traveler’s eSIM that you can load with data packages from over 120 different countries. At … Read more
[ad_1] You might assume that the lender you used to obtain your home’s mortgage will be the lender you’ll pay off until the bitter end—until the day you get a letter from them informing you that your mortgage has been sold to another entity. It might comes as a shock, given the amount of time … Read more
[ad_1] Photo: Kasarp Studio (Shutterstock) Everyone knows the traditional hand-washing procedure: get your hands nice and wet under running water, add soap, and scrub away for at least 20 seconds. Unfortunately, if your hands are coated with a thick layer of grease or oil, the usual method might not cut it—but reversing it will work … Read more
[ad_1] Photo: warmer (Shutterstock) When it comes to outdoor furniture, plastic may not be the most glamorous option, but in most cases, it’s one of easiest materials to maintain. Wood can rot, splinter, and become weatherworn; cast iron can rust, and upholstery—even the kind designed to live outdoors—requires more care. For the most part, plastic … Read more
[ad_1] After many people got a taste of the freedom that comes with remote work and other flexible arrangements during the early days of the pandemic, it went from being a valuable benefit, to a priority for some job seekers. Employers know this, and, according to Molly Johnson-Jones, CEO and co-founder of Flexa Careers, some are … Read more
[ad_1] “We’ve got to reject the idea that [AI] is just something that’s going to happen to us and we can’t say anything about it,” said SAG-AFTRA national executive director, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland at the beginning of a panel focusing on AI and entertainment. “I think it definitely could, the question is whether we’re going to … Read more
[ad_1] About 125 million years ago, a young mammal about the size of a possum bit down on the side of a beaked dinosaur nearly three times its size. The animals died like that, entangled and at odds with each other, a fossilized tableau of the dinosaurian-mammalian power shift that would finally come about 60 … Read more