30 skills to help you live better, courtesy of the GP School of Proficiency.
If you need a quick pump before the beach, bodybuilder Kyle Wilkes has a bit of advice.
A running toilet is sunk water cost.
Without SATs to study for, learning new words is a tough habit to form. But there are ways to do it that don’t involve course books.
Cigar rolling turns rote task into artistry.
Rip currents are a leading cause of drowning deaths at beaches around the world. But if you know how to escape one, you can live to swim another day.
Cameras are everywhere, but that doesn’t mean we know how to use them.
Unburden yourself, your pack and your wallet.
It’s time for a buddy trip.
More than just bandages and gauze, there are methods to aiding the healing process, and it starts from the inside out.
Don’t let your vinyl get neglected.
You can buy stock in boxes or cans, or even those insidious little bouillon cubes. But really, you should make it yourself.
Animal tracking isn’t exactly a classroom subject.
Ask any expert on the subject and they’ll tell you the same thing: the only way to get better is to get on the practice court — or the backyard net or the school gym — and start shooting.
Damn, is Matt Damon cool in Rounders or what?
The flop is all glory or failure.
Here’s the problem: you are good. First dates are bad.
Cleaning your bike is about more than just looking good — it helps expensive components last longer and keeps everything running smooth.
For a National Memory Champion, retention is about making new information meaningful and sensory by tying random ideas to concrete, visible items.
Using tea bags is like drinking instant coffee.
All calibration is not equal, and finding the right settings in the right light will help you get the most out of your HDTV.
