The virtual aisles of Amazon are stocked to the brim with affordable Bluetooth speakers, so let’s cut through the noise: Which one is worth buying? For the purposes of this Co-Op, we’re looking for speakers that sell for $50 or less, so pick your favorite and sound off in the comments.
Microsoft Word is easily the biggest, most popular word processing program available, but it does a lot more than just edit text and TPS reports. If you’ve been telling yourself that you’ll finally learn Word’s ins and outs, now’s the time to actually learn how to edit styles, add a table of contents, and more.
Roasted garlic is a beautiful thing, and roasting it for a while in the oven will probably yield the best results. You can get a similar level of tastiness in a shorter amount of time, however, with the help of a pressure cooker.
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Weightlifting belts can be fantastic and boost your performance, but they’re very commonly misunderstood, and often misused. Let’s break down what weightlifting belts do and when you’ll really benefit from wearing one.
If you want to boost your professional value and build a better career, you’ll want to diversify and hone your skills. Personal finance writer David Carlson suggests periodically searching job postings to learn which skills are in demand.
You already know you can claim children or other family as dependents on your taxes, but you may not realize that you can claim your partner even if you’re not married. The kicker is that you have to support them, or have supported them for a good part of the year.
Sichuan style green beans are tasty, but they usually require a wok and a good bit of cooking oil. If you don’t own a wok (or simply don’t want to deal with a bunch of oil) they may seem out of your grasp but, over at Serious Eats, Kenji (of Food Lab fame) has devised a way to get vibrant, blistered beans using your broiler.
YouTube Music is yet another of Google’s forays into streaming music. It can also use a huge chunk of your mobile data. Now, the app finally allows you to limit your streaming to Wi-Fi only.
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