How to Overcome Your Best Excuses for Not Exercising

When you dont feel like exercising you’re able to come up with all kinds of excuses. We get it: exercise is the worst. There are so many things you could be doing instead. You dont have time. And so on, and so on. Below, we destroy all of your excuses. There are quick high-intensity workouts thatcan just take 7 minutes. Just be sure to avoidthese pitfallswhen doing high-intensity workouts. You dont make time, you make excuses, Meneses said....

June 20, 2017 · 2 min · 319 words · Olivia Santos

Inkerman Cave Monastery of St. Clement

It had eight chapels of several stories and an inn accessed by a stairway. In 1850 Crimea was transferred to the Russian Empire and a new monastery was founded on the same location. During the Second World War, the caves housed the officers of a Soviet army defending Sevastopol. The monastery reopened in 1991, after the collapse of communism and when Ukraine became independent. Photo credit:bepowerback.livejournal.com Sources:Wikipedia/Show Caves

June 20, 2017 · 1 min · 68 words · Scott Thomas

Why You Shouldn’t Ever Send That Dick Pic

Youve got problems, Ive got advice. This advice isnt sugar-coatedin fact, its sugar-free, and may even be a little bitter. Welcome to Tough Love. I simply want to give you the tools you’re gonna wanna enrich your damn lives. If for whatever reason you dont like my advice, feel free tofile a formal complaint here. Now then, lets get on with it. Hey Patrick, I believe I was lucky enough to rub across your page....

June 20, 2017 · 3 min · 475 words · Joseph Garcia

How to Start Working Out in the Mornings

Now if only you could do it more than that one time. Of course, that brings us tohow. But so that reap these benefits, you need enoughprecious beauty sleep. Weve tackledhow to get better sleepin previous articles so we wont dive into it much here. Heres how to fix that. Lets run five, no,sevendays a week! And do a strength training program four times a week! And hike during the weekends!...

June 19, 2017 · 3 min · 460 words · Barbara Keller

The Norias of Hama

The wheels were powered by the current of the flowing river. Gravity then lead the water along aqueducts to its destination in various parts of the city. Photo credit:Alessandra Kocman/Flickr Its difficult to say when and where the first noria came into existence. Norias became increasingly popular throughout the Middle East. The norias at Hama are the largest surviving example of this medieval technology. They are still in good working condition, although the water from these wheels is no longer used....

June 19, 2017 · 1 min · 93 words · Jenny Martin

The Sand Covered Floors of Caribbean Synagogues

The Caribbean is not all about sandy beaches, its about sandy synagogues too. During this turbulent period in history, all non-Christians, including Jews, were forced to convert to Christianity. Many of these converts, however, continued to practice Judaism, but secretly. And sand provided a means to this secrecy. The Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue in Willemstad, Curacao. Notice the sand on the floor. But soon these gatherings began to get too large raising concern that the noise might betray their clandestine congregations....

June 19, 2017 · 1 min · 141 words · John Cooper

For Father's Day, Make Your Dad Some Killer Wings

Welcome back toSunday Sustenance! Last week I set fruits and vegetables ablaze in the name of delicious cocktails. Today, Id like to take a step back and complain about Fathers Day. Im going to blow your mind here, marketing firms: Dads arentcavemen. No, not macaroni pictures. Lets make some kick-ass, not-orange chicken wings. Chicken is pretty boring as far as meats go. It might be the most vanilla of the lot, with no real taste of its own....

June 18, 2017 · 3 min · 468 words · Amber Atkinson

Use a Gaming Mouse and Browse the Web Like a King

I grew up using a three-button mouse on the family Amiga. For the past six years Ive used a 12-button gaming mouse. Not for gaming, and not for bizarre 3D applications, but so I can browse the web. The default keyboard shortcuts for web browsing are anti-ergonomic. Choose your mouse Get the mouse that matches your comfort level. If youre already adept with gestures, youre ready for more. Here are the best options at each level....

June 17, 2017 · 3 min · 476 words · Fred Peterson

A Guide to Air Travel When You Have Little Kids

When I seeparents traveling with their kids, it looks like so much fun. But travel is stressful enough when youre alonehow do they pull it off with little ones? you might forget about traveling because youre rooted and you dont want to disrupt their schedule. Huffman said: Kids are more resilient than we often give them credit for. It is often our insecurities or worries than they reflect back to us....

June 16, 2017 · 3 min · 635 words · Jessica Taylor

How to Make Your Lucid Dreams Last Longer

Becoming lucid while you dream is actually the easy part, oneironauts. Now were going to learn how to hold on to it and make our nightly adventures last. Welcome to Week Four of ourLucid Dream Workshop. For most people, the process goes a little like this: Critical state test. Wow, Im dreaming! This usually happens because novice oneironauts get too excited when they realize theyve finally achieved lucidity. Dont feel bad if that keeps happening to you....

June 16, 2017 · 3 min · 540 words · Zachary Mcdonald

Lifehacker Writers Respond to the World's Most Popular Organization Hacks

It features seven different hacks to help you organize your clutter. Me:Yes, I think its very stupid. Beth:What problem is it supposed to solve? Me:Thats fair. For adults, though, I feel like a drawer is good enough. Maybe get a drawer separator? Beth:Even for a kid though. What do you gain? The undies are in a box, but you’re free to do that without the fancy folding. And then you still have to find space for the extras unless you have EXACTLY that many undies....

June 16, 2017 · 5 min · 975 words · Angela Martinez

Wanting to Be Happy Can Make You Unhappy—Here's What To Do Instead

A recent study inDepression and Anxietyfound that social pressure to be happy can lead to increased levels of depression. People arent happier in the East, per se, but they are less depressed. Depression is an epidemic, Bastian said. It found that the more someone felt pressured to be happy, the more depressive symptoms they experienced. There has been a shift to differentially valuing positive and negative emotions, Bastian said. We tend to value positive emotions much more....

June 16, 2017 · 3 min · 444 words · Daniel Ramirez

I Went on a Quest for Legit Health Tips at Gwyneth’s Goop Summit

Goop embraces novelty, including alternative therapies that range from useless to harmful. Before I hopped on the plane to LA, I engaged in a few weeks of Goop immersion. I read (okay, skimmed) Goop-endorsed doctors books. And I talked to two non-Goop experts who were able to provide some perspective. One of those wasTim Caulfield. He said: Usually. So shedoeshave legit health advice? All of those things are great and we need to do them more....

June 15, 2017 · 11 min · 2184 words · Brian Daniel