Bacon Can Power You Through A Marathon

One of the authors, sports scientistJeff Volek, endorses a diet of 85 percent fat. (Standard advice, such asfrom the Institute of Medicine, recommends keeping that number under 35.) Fruit, Vegetables, and…Bacon?| Pacific Standard Image byMandy Jouan.

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 36 words · Christopher Todd

Book National Park Guided Tours Now for Summer Travel

You may not be thinking about your summer trip just yet, but other people are. If you plan to visit a national park this summer, book your guided tour now. The park rangers and guides are often very knowledgeable about the history of the park and its attractions. you’re free to book the tours either through the park’s website or by calling them. For more tips on how to prepare for future travel, check out the full post linked below....

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 93 words · Christopher Anderson

Embrace the Word “We” In a Job Interview to Show You're a Team Player

In a job interview, you often end up talking about projects you’ve worked on in the past. “I interviewed a CFO just the other day who came from a tech startup,” Pogorzelski says. Of course, this is more discretionary advice than a cut and dry rule. But overall, he makes a good pointincluding others shows that you work well on a team. For more advice, check out the full post....

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 83 words · James Higgins

Find the Perfect Style of Beer to Drink with This Interactive Guide

One of the best things about beer is the awesome variety of styles to choose from. We’ve shared abeer style flowchartwith you before, but this photo-rich guide is incredibly comprehensive. Each style has its own dedicated page with recommended food pairings and examples. There’s anA-to-Z text-based guideas well. The whole site is a great reference for beer lovers in general.

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 60 words · Stephen Smith

Five Professional "Weaknesses" You can Reframe to Your Advantage

A lot of weaknesses in your professional life can be turned into advantages. The crucial element is knowing how to frame your perceived “weak” qualities to contacts and potential employers. Here are five common disadvantages that it’s possible for you to reframe and use to your advantage. Nobody wants to make themselves obsolete. Talented or accomplished individuals at your company will be wary of sharing information with their peers. They might be more open to sharing it with an intern or student....

March 6, 2015 · 2 min · 392 words · Ashley Cross MD

Get a PS1 Emulator Up and Running on a Raspberry Pi 2

YouTuber TechTipta shows off the installation process for the PS1using our favorite tool, RetroPie. RetroPie PS1 Tutorial = PS X Emulation Setup and Configuration| YouTube

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 25 words · Matthew Golden

How to Drink Without Messing Up Your Weight Loss

First let’s talk about why we’re even addressing this topic. If this is possible for you, great. There’s no shortage of articles (such as this one) on how alcohol physiologically hurts your efforts. But weight loss isn’t just about physiology. Instead, it may* better to intelligentlyintegrate these occasional treatinto your weight loss program. *There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as clinical alcoholism. We’ll discuss this in “next steps” section at the end....

March 6, 2015 · 3 min · 505 words · Joshua Garcia

How to Get Better Sleep in Uncomfortable and Unavoidable Situations

It’s no secret that most of usaren’t getting enough sleep. And while it’sprobably our own fault, many of us are also unwilling or unable to change our schedules. This post originally appeared onFast Company. Here are a few ideas for common situations when sleep escapes you. Dress down.It’s all about the normcore. In other words, elastic is your friend. But if you’re stuck in the middle, invest in atravel pillow....

March 6, 2015 · 2 min · 340 words · Seth Knox

Invoke Specific Notification Center Views with a Keyboard Shortcut

If you tend to look at your Notification Center a lot, this can save you a few clicks. How to invoke a specific Notification Center View using keyboard shortcuts on Mac| iDownloadBlog

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 32 words · Antonio Schwartz

It's Been a Fun Ride, But I'm Done Water Cooling My PC

For the past three years, I’ve beenwater cooling my computerfor ultra cool, ultra quiet performance. It’s been a fun project, but it’s also been extremely stressful and costly. It’s time to move on. The itch got bigger and I tried acustom loop with a kit. The kit leaked a little (due to my own idiocy), but everything was okay. Until now, I had gotten by without breaking any parts, but water cooling still had its frustrations....

March 6, 2015 · 2 min · 394 words · Lauren Marquez

Make Cheap and Easy Shamrock Shakes at Home with Mint Extract

For many, springtime means the return of a McDonald’s favorite, the Shamrock Shake. Now you could have a Shamrock Shake whenever you like and it won’t cost you much. Why not add ahomemade Big Macto that order too? Check out the complete copy-cat recipe at the link below. Copycat Shamrock Shake Recipe| Moms Need to Know

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 56 words · Nicole Bennett

Make Your Own DIY Cold Smoker Gun for Less Than $20

Smoking meat is a wonderful way to enrich its taste. And this cold smoker gun can be built for less than $20. The guide includes step-by-step instructions to build the cold smoker, and instructions on how to use it. Hack Together a DIY Cold Smoker Gun for Less than $20| Science Fare viaMan Made DIY

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 55 words · Mr. Zachary Perry

Monoprice Sitewide Coupon Code, Timbuk2 Laptop Backpack, More Deals

Monopriceis currently taking 15% off almost any order of $1,000 or less. Here are a few suggestions to get you started. I own this mount, and it’s worth every penny of its typical $25 asking price. Simply put, if you own a car, this should be in it. ThisB130 brewerisn’t the best Keurig machine, but it’s one of the smallest and cheapest. It also happens to beAmazon’s best seller. Most importantly, it comes with a lifetime warranty, and a built-in bottle opener on the strap....

March 6, 2015 · 1 min · 163 words · Steven Kim