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Avoid These Overused, Often-Repeated Interview Lines

16 June 2016

Job interviews are hard enough considering you have to showcase your skills and experience, and impress your interviewer with them. What you don’t want to do is come off like you’re reading from a script, so Glassdoor suggests avoiding these played out, oft-repeated interviewee lines that everyone’s heard before.

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Useful Ways to Organize a Tiny Kitchen

16 June 2016

Even if you have a huge kitchen you still have to make the most of the space you have. This video, from Brothers Green Eats, is full of ways to fit everything you need to cook into a tiny space—even one as small as their tiny galley-style kitchen.

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Grill Apples at Your Next Cookout for a Smoky, Sweet...

16 June 2016

I’ll admit that when I think of grilling out-of-doors, my thoughts quickly turn to meat, with little brain space leftover for sides. This flesh-focused tunnel vision of mine may be why I’ve never considered grilling apples, but luckily Food 52 has brought the idea to my attention.

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Are Meditation Apps Worthwhile?

16 June 2016

Meditation apps can help you carve out time in your day to meditate, and can teach you how to meditate or introduce you to new techniques. They range from simple timers to extensive series of lessons and subscription tutorials. Let’s look a few, and what they can do for you.

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What the Numbers on Your Boarding Pass Actually Mean

16 June 2016

When you travel, you give your boarding pass a quick glance to find your gate and seat numbers. If you look closer, though, there’s quite a bit of info on that little piece of paper, and this infographic tells you what it all means.

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