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Kitchen Tool School: Everything About the Amazing Cast Iron Skillet

There are a lot of different ways to manage your cables and cords, but extension cords can be a whole different breed. This method for wrapping and storing makes them easy to access and prevents any kind of snags or knots. »

Potato chips are a great snack, but if they\'re stale I\'d rather eat the bag. A little time in the oven helps restore those treats to their—almost—former glory. »

Restore Stale Tortilla Chips in Your Microwave

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Supplements aren\'t regulated like drugs. Their makers don\'t have to prove that they\'re safe or effective. Let\'s talk about some of the pitfalls of using supplements, and how you can improve your chances of getting a pill that does what it\'s supposed to. »

Ginseng or a rice filler? Major retailers sell fraudulent supplements

Two-factor authentication is one of the most important security features you can enable. We\'ve had it on Apple IDs for awhile, but it didn\'t work with all Apple services and apps. Today, Apple enabled the feature for iMessage and FaceTime. »

Here's Everywhere You Should Enable Two-Factor Authentication Right Now

Apple Adds Two-Factor Authentication to Apple ID, Here's How to Set It Up

Wireless power outlets that let you control your electronics from your computer are cool, but they\'re a bit expensive. DIYer Tim Leland decided to build his own using a Raspberry Pi and some cheap RF power outlets. »

When you get the flu or a nasty cold, doctors typically suggest you stay at home in bed. That\'s not always supposed to be taken literally, but speaking with The Wall Street Journal, medical director Daniel Neides explains what you should be doing. »

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We set your nominations to the proper brewing time, and came up with five finely strained top contenders. Read the tea leaves and cast your vote. »

Group messages get a little messy if you use them with a lot of different people, but The Sweet Setup reminds us that one of the new features in iOS 8 is the ability to name those messages. Once you do, it\'s a lot easier to find what you\'re looking for. »

Everyone wants to make the best use of their time. The first step to getting there is getting better at the tasks we\'re assigned, but the ultimate step, Seth Godin says, is to stop working on someone else\'s task list and work on your own contribution instead. »

Crispy bacon is the best bacon. If you\'re making bacon on the stovetop, start with a cold skillet, preferably in a cast iron pan. »

Fry Perfect, Crispy Bacon Every Time By Adding Water

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You don\'t need to be Bond to get your own spy gadgets. You\'ve already got the ultimate spy tool in your pocket: a smartphone. And who would suspect you\'re spying when you\'re probably just texting a friend? Here are the apps and peripherals you need to take your phone on a covert mission without Q in your corner. »

A good pair of jeans can be hard to find. One common fitting complaint is the gap that sticks out at the waistline. To fix this, sew a small piece of elastic to the back of your jeans. »

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Binge eating episodes can be terrifying. They\'re like an out-of-body experience where you watch yourself in a feeding frenzy, searching for every morsel of tastiness you can find. Here\'s how to stop them. »

How to Set a Target Body Weight for Better Chances of Diet Success

Amazon\'s kicking off another huge Android app sale today with 37 premium apps valued at over $140 for free. Be sure to check out the full list, but here are some highlights: »

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Money is a limited resource for most of us, so you want to spend it wisely. Often, we buy stuff that ends up just collecting dust a few weeks later. To curb this kind of spending, make purchases based on the life you have, not the life you want. »

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Just because you\'re an early riser doesn\'t mean a squeaky door should wake up the rest of your family. Eliminate this annoying sound by doing some simple maintenance on your door hinges. »

It\'s always a little exciting to try something new, whether it\'s a restaurant, coffee shop or music venue. Nuu keeps track of all the brand-new eateries and establishments in your neighborhood. »

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Sling TV is the over-the-top TV service we\'ve been waiting for (or at least, it will be once it gets AMC), and right now they\'re giving away popular streaming devices just for signing up. »

We all have expectations about upcoming events, current events, ourselves, and others. Those expectations can alter your view of the present more than you\'d think though. Sometimes it\'s for the better, sometimes it\'s for the worst. Let\'s take a look at how it works. »

Losing weight boils down to taking in less energy than you spend. To help moderate your intake, tips blog One Good Thing has put together a list of 28 snacks that all come in under 200 calories. »

Exercise vs. Diet: Which Is More Important for Weight Loss?

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Regardless of the temperature outside, Spring is not far away, so WavesGear is offering a site-wide 50% discount to get you stocked up on innovative warm weather essentials. Get quick-dry micro-fiber towels, 34 oz water bottles, floating sunglasses, and utility duffel bags, all 50% off with promo code LH50-SiteWide. »

Value Investments by Their Potential Income, Not Intrinsic Worth

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