How to Find Time to Exercise When Your Schedule Is Already Packed

Its easy to feel motivated about theideaof exercising. Lets all run marathons! And do a push-up challenge! But somehow, a lot of our plans never leave the idea stage. Were all busy people, right? And its so hard to find the time. Its the rare human being who literallycannotmake the time to exercise. Some types of exercise can be combined with other tasks you already need to do. For example, you cancommute by bikeor literally run your errands....

January 10, 2017 · 2 min · 388 words · Lisa Zavala

How to Get Through a Miserable Winter With the Danish Concept of Hygge

For some, the winter is a magical time of year. For others like me, its a gloomy, cold, darkness you just have to wait out. But theres a better way to get through winter. A mindset that involves embracing the unique aspects of the winter months. Enter the Danish concept of hygge. Hygge, which is actuallya word of Norwegian origin, is pronounced hoo-gah and loosely translates to coziness. Its more of a state mental balance and psychological well-being....

January 10, 2017 · 3 min · 447 words · Logan Alvarado

How to Respond to Four Common Salary Negotiation Questions

Those steps are certainly valuable, but theyre not enough. This post originally appeared onThe Muse. Too often, people lose money because they think through just one contingency. What Are Your Salary Expectations? It sounds like the hiring manager is letting you lead. But in actuality, they want to gauge the very least youd be willing to accept. Im confident that what youre offering is competitive. Or spin the question right back around to them: Im flexible on compensation....

January 10, 2017 · 2 min · 403 words · Daniel Shaw

Rosalia Lombardo: The Mummy That Blinks

Rosalia Lombardo was only two years old when she died from pneumonia in 1920. Her little cheeks are stiff puffy. Tuffs of blonde hair are gathered around a knot above her head and tied by a silk bow. Even her internal organs are intact, as revealed by X-ray scans. Rosalias perfectly preserved body is only part of the attraction. Visitors who come to see her swear that the little girl actually blinks here eyes....

January 10, 2017 · 2 min · 244 words · Heather Larson

How to Create and Succeed at Personal Goals in the Coming Year

This post originally appeared onThe Simple Dollar. I view that goal as incrediblyfun, even though I know its also good for my mind. Theyre often goals that people deeplywant. But, at the same time, people often arent in a situation where theyhaveto do it. A fresh calendar year often feels like a fresh start. Lets say you have a big five year goal in mind. Whats theone thingyou can do in the next year to make it happen?...

January 9, 2017 · 4 min · 648 words · Xavier Thompson

Nine Easy Things You Can Do To Save the Ocean

Its our responsibility to keep the oceans clean and, so far, we suck at it. Most of us dont know we harm the ocean with ordinary things we do every day. Best of all, theyre things that are easy to stop doing, or to do better. The next ten years is critical to the survival of the seas. Think one person cant make a difference? One person willing to speak out can make an impact....

January 9, 2017 · 3 min · 463 words · Adam Glass

Language Learning Showdown: Rosetta Stone vs. Duolingo

There areso many language learning resourcesavailable now it can feel a bit overwhelming. The Contenders This language learning showdown is truly a battle of two generations and two ideals. Its available on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices. So much so, by 2015,Duolingo was worth more than double what Rosetta Stone was worth. Duolingo offers 21 languages, and is completely free. Its available on Windows, iOS, and Android devices. Both options can also be used in-internet tool, depending on what services you choose to use....

January 8, 2017 · 3 min · 478 words · Brittany Castillo

The Museum of Bad Art

Wilson acquired a few more equally terrible pieces and began to hold receptions at his friends home. Later, two additional branch galleries were opened in Brookline and South Weymouth, near Boston. The museum acquires its collection from thrift shops, flea markets, garage sales, and trash barrels. Often, artists themselves will make a donation. All submission to the museum must pass through a rigorous review process. What an artist considers to be bad doesn’t always meet our low standards....

January 7, 2017 · 1 min · 106 words · Lee Paul

Top 10 Ways to Avoid Joint and Wrist Pain at the Office

Ideally you wouldnt gomore than 9o minutes without taking one. Thats where technology comes in. Bonus, taking more breaks will actuallymake you more productive, as well as healthier. Wherever you roam,here are some tips to stay productivewhen youre working from not the office. You dont have togo full standing desk(unless you want to, of course!) but a flexible sit-or-stand desk gives you the best of both worlds. Check outour guide to choosing (or building) the perfect standing deskfor some inspiration....

January 7, 2017 · 2 min · 315 words · Ronald Robinson

Five Ways to Work Out in the Gym When It's Crazy Packed

and kick something on your way out. Then it tapers off again at 9:00 p.m. Or,check Google. Ideally, these substitutions should be similar in function to the exercise you oughta replace. Lets sayyou came to deadlift, but damn, not a free barbell in sight. But the bench is just a stable surface (though elevated) for you to lean against. When a bench isnt available, the next best thing is the flooritself....

January 6, 2017 · 2 min · 295 words · Tom Barnes

London Necropolis Railway: The Train For The Dead

It was a difficult time to be alive in 1848 London, and worse still to be dead. But there was one problem: there was no space to bury. The population of London was soaring. In 1801, the city had less than a million people living. In 1851, that figure had more than doubled to almost two and a half million. The old corpses were crumpled and scattered contaminating the soil and water supply resulting in fresh bouts of epidemics....

January 6, 2017 · 2 min · 413 words · Kathleen Klein

The Tech Trends from CES 2017 That Will Actually Matter

Every year, theConsumer Electronics Showhosts dozens of tech companies showing off their latest creations. Heres what you’re free to expect in 2017 based on what we saw from CES. This year at CES, the gloves came off. Google and Amazon are racing to integrate their smart assistants with every gadget in your life. So far, Amazon is winning. Google showed off a smaller version of the same game plan. All of this points to one very push in 2017: Smart assistants will beeverywhere....

January 6, 2017 · 3 min · 490 words · Bryan Kennedy

The Power User’s Guide to Safari

Plus, Safari is much more popular than youd think. If youre reading this in Safari right now, heres how to get the most out of your experience. When it comes to speed, the web client wars have been flat these days. So, its all about features, and where Chrome,Firefox, orVivaldistress customization, Safari stresses simplicity. It does have a few tricks up its sleeve though, like Picture-in-Picture mode and Safari Reader....

January 5, 2017 · 3 min · 637 words · Cassidy Evans