How Are You Teaching Your Kids to Be Safe Online?

It’s a lot to learn and teach. The Guardian rounded upsome great advice from security expertson how they’re handling this issue with their kids. What’s your strategy?

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 27 words · Adam Clark

If Your Method of Taking on a New Habit Isn't Working, Flip It Around

I’m trying to start small, but it’s not working so start big. I’m trying to be moderate, but it’s not working so abstain altogether. We’re told constantly that there is a right way to do everything. The truth is you oughta know what fitsyouthe best. The Counter-Intuitive Strategy that Really Works| The Happiness Project viaInc.

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 55 words · Helen Lopez

Learn the Basics of Your Home Electrical System (and Stay Safe)

Electrical work can be a bit intimidating, especially for someone new to construction or DIY. Note: These resources are specific to residential electrical systems. There are separate codes for commercial buildings including offices and apartment complexes.

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 36 words · Brandon Williams

The 15 Best and Worst Words to Use on Resumes According to Recruiters

Granted, such lists are nothing new, aswe have written about themonmore than one occasion. But that doesn’t mean a new list is any less valid.

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 25 words · Patrick Brown

The Best States for High Speed Internet

Internet has practically become an essential part of daily life. The speed averages are measured in Mbps and reflect the state as a whole. For more information, and the complete list, check the link below. Internet Speeds by State| Broadview Networks

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 41 words · Mr. Jack Richardson

The Better Life Index Tool Tells You Which Country Is Best For You

If you’ve ever wondered if you’d like life in another country, theOrganisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development(OECD) has an interactive tool that will tell you, based on eleven different factors. Better Life Index| OECD

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 34 words · Joseph Vega

The Most Common Cooking Disasters and How To Save Them

For the most common cooking disasters, there are ways to confirm your food doesn’t go waste. 1) Problem: Your cake is stuck in a pan. Solution:Real Simple suggestssaving your cake by popping the whole thing in a freezer. Remove it and run a butter knife around the sides. Then insert two forks at opposite ends and, using them as levers, nudge the cake upwards. Do this around all sides of the whole cake....

August 12, 2014 · 3 min · 495 words · Lisa Morris

Use an Alternative Keyboard Layout on a Mac Login Screen for Security

It’s an extreme solution, but it certainly throws someone off your trail for a little bit. When the library window opens, go to the Preferences folder and locate the file com.apple.HIToolbox.plist. Select it and press Command-C to copy it. Next, go to the Finder and navigate to the Macintosh HD > Library > Preferences folder. Locate the same file in this directory and rename it to something like com.apple.HIToolboix.plist-old to make it a backup....

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 93 words · Samantha Castro

Use the Bottom of a Hot Pot to Iron Your Clothes

Perrie Samotin at weblogStyleCastersuggests ironing your clothes using a metal pot that you would normally use in the kitchen. Just fill your pot with a little water and wait for it to boil. Then use the flat bottom of the pot as your iron to press your pants and shirts. Just be careful and confirm your pot has a good handle. 10 Ways to Get Wrinkles Out of Clothes Without an Iron| StyleCaster...

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 76 words · Heather Fritz

Use This Map to See If You're Paying Too Much in Property Taxes

Property taxes are a big part of homeowner expenses. But it’s an expense that many people pay too much for30 to 60 percentof taxable property is over-assessed. Real estate site PropertyShark offers a tool that shows you whether you might be overpaying. We’ve written about how to save money byappealing your property taxes. Sometimes, in knowing how much you should be paying, it helps to compare. This interactive map tells you how much you’re paying in property taxes, compared to your neighbors....

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 154 words · Matthew Hardy

Visualize Your Inner Critic to Quell Negative Thinking

Everyone criticizes themselves from time to timeit’s entirely natural. It’s an important step to take if you want to avoid falling into a habit of negative thinking. Writer and speakerJohn-Paul Flintoffsuggests writing down examples of the punch in of criticism that crop up. If you receive criticism from this character, you might argue back. you’re free to fight the negativity and unlock solutions you might not otherwise have seen. How to silence negative thinking| The Guardian

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 76 words · Andre Martinez

Watch For These Suggestions to Avoid Being Ripped Off at the Dentist

They can be useful in some cases especially for cavity-prone kids but are also overprescribed by some dentists. “An office that does a lot of sealant for adults is something to watch out for. Merely saying these words doesn’t mean your dentist is out to steal your cash. But if you see any of these signs, ask questions and consider getting a second opinion. How to avoid getting ripped off by the dentist| Vox...

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 77 words · Maria Nelson

Wrap Whisks with Rubber Bands to Save Space and Avoid Bent Wires

Whisks are one of the most notorious kitchen items to store. Trouble is, the wide wires can get caught and stuck, making drawers catch or bending the wires. A simple rubber band. Hit the link below for more photos. The Best Way to Store Whisks in a Drawer| The Kitchn

August 12, 2014 · 1 min · 50 words · Brett Campbell