Pocketmod Flash Generating Paper Organizer

PocketMod Homepage and Introduction [via Geek Night] Create your PocketMod organizer The PocketMod is a small book with guides on each page. These guides or templates, combined with a unique folding style, enable a normal piece of paper to become the ultimate note card. It is hard to describe just how incredibility useful the PocketMod is. It’s best that your just dive in and creating one…

January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 66 words · Nick Becerra

Prescription Drug Abuse Among Older Adults May Be Difficult To Detect

What are the most commonly abused drugs? Senior drug abuse typically falls into a few categories of medication that are frequently prescribed to seniors for various health conditions. Opioids are the most commonly abused type of prescription drug, and oxycodone, Vicodin, morphine, Percocet, and fentanyl are all addictive. Opioids are prescribed for seniors who are dealing with pain from surgery, arthritis, or other conditions. Another common type of abused drug are stimulants, such as Ritalin or Adderall....

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 546 words · Gladys Longtin

Productivity Pick A Small Corner

So how’d Dale do it? He picked a small corner, and went to work. Applied to Life Hacking There are LOTS of jobs that just look too daunting when you view the whole thing. Dishes piled high in the sink after a party always look 300 times higher than they are. Writing a novel sounds horrible when you consider all 300 pages that have to be written. You can go another way and say that just blanket saying, “write a novel!...

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 469 words · May Miller

Quote Of The Day The Dreams Of The Future

I think we can agree that’s a big “no”. For me, I’ve found I’m happiest when I’m doing something…accomplishing something. By “something”, I mean anything that I feel is bettering my life in some way –- furthering a hobby, honing a job skill, learning a bit of knowledge, making travel plans, etc. The problem is that I’ve found it difficult to stop talking about what I’m hoping to accomplish and to actually make strides towards something actually happening....

January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 86 words · Willie Auld

Quote Of The Day By Ralph Waldo Emerson

January 5, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Felix Haas

Reasons Why Eating Cheese Is Bad For You

Why is cheese bad? 1. High Fat Content Cheese, especially processed American cheese, has a lot of saturated fats. These fats are not healthy. By eating one slice of Domino’s Pizza, Americans get two-thirds the daily fat intake just from the cheese. 2. High Salt Content Much of the cheese available in stores has a lot of sodium, which is bad for your heart. Some cheeses are low in sodium, but many are not....

January 5, 2023 · 4 min · 768 words · Stefanie Rudnick

Recovering From A Heavy Summer Party 5 Hacks To Cure A Hangover

Unfortunately, there is no real cure for a hangover. The things that help cure your symptoms are often dependent on what your body is experiencing and your body’s chemistry. Regardless, there are a few tricks that almost everyone can agree that are incredibly useful for any hangover. Here are five hacks you can use to cure even the worst beach bonfire hangovers: 1. Drink some water and then drink more water Hydration is at the top of almost every list, and at this point, it probably sounds cliché....

January 5, 2023 · 4 min · 788 words · Desmond Rice

Remember How Short Life Is

The simple website starts by showing you the date as a small yellow square, but click again and you’ll see how short the day is compared to the whole month. Click again and see the day within the span of a year. Keep clicking and you’ll eventually see the length of today in relation to the whole millennium, this epoch, this eon, the history of earth, the history of reptiles and, eventually, the history of the universe....

January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 186 words · Brad Janes

Researchers Study Human Brains To See If We Re Born To Be Selfish Results Are Surprising

– Martin Luther King, Jr. The study’s co-author Leonardo Christov-Moore, a postdoctoral fellow at UCLA’s Institute 6of Neuroscience and Human Behavior, said “Our altruism may be more hardwired than previously thought“. The ramifications of the findings could be of great importance, as Marco Iacoboni, a UCLA psychiatry professor and senior author of the study notes that it could help make people behave in less selfish ways. “This is potentially groundbreaking,” he said....

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 623 words · Jerry Northrop

Save Yourself From A Hectic Morning By Planning Your Outfit Ahead With This App

That’s about to change thanks to Stylebook, a light, simple, and clean wardrobing app. Keep Your Styles All At One Place Stylebook is a lean and robust outfit planning and wardrobing app that’s been highly recommended by Vogue, New York Times, CQ, Bazaar, Today, and many other fashion authorities. It’s designed to help us better organise our wardrobes and maintain a minimalist fashion style. h The app reminds you what you already have in your wardrobe and provides fabulous advice on how to mix and match your outfits without much hassle....

January 5, 2023 · 2 min · 301 words · Sarah Harrison

Science Based Secrets For Reading Other People S Minds

Has this ever happened to you? It’s happened to me many times. My Autopilot System goes into overdrive, imagining various negative scenarios and sending out stress-inducing hormones. Such catastrophizing is a common type of thinking error, one that research shows undermines mental and physical wellbeing. Another thinking error in this scenario is that one’s friend will share the same opinion that you do about your new idea. Studies on a cognitive bias called the “false consensus effect” indicate that our Autopilot System significantly overestimates the extent to which others agree with our opinions....

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 621 words · Manuel Katz

Science Says Guitar Players Brains Are Different From Others

More and more scientific studies have been looking into how people who play the guitar have different brain functions compared to those who don’t. What they found was quite astonishing and backed up what many guitarists may instinctively know deep down. Guitar Players’ Brains Can Synchronise You didn’t read that wrong! Yes, a 2012 study[1] was conducted in Berlin that looked at the brains of guitar players. The researchers took 12 pairs of players and got them to play the same piece of music while having their brains scanned....

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 588 words · Laura Hadley

See How Easily You Can Minimize Distractions And Maximize Efficiency

I teach and lecture at a major university, write scholarly articles and computer programs, and take PhD. level classes. That is just my “day job.” At night, I like to spend time with my wife and our families, read, write for my blog, and participate in outdoor activities. Just like you, I have big dreams and must work efficiently to meet my goals. But I don’t have the will power to relentlessly work long, mind-numbing days....

January 5, 2023 · 7 min · 1315 words · Jacob Smith

Self Help And Personal Development For Lazy People

Relax Take regular physical exercise Eat a balanced diet. Sleep well Socialize Keep a journal Help other people Keep close to nature Develop a spiritual life Laugh Watch less T.V. Listen De-clutter your life Get organized Think for yourself What do you agree, what have you implemented, and what does not work for you? Self Help and Personal Development for Lazy People – [Life is a Journal]

January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 67 words · Ted Malott

Self Introspection 5 Ways To Reflect And Live Happily

Although watching Netflix, taking walks, exercising, and video chatting with friends all bring us moments of happiness, they feel temporary—they are fleeting. At the end of the day, when we lay our heads down on the pillow, we are still stuck in our heads—ruminating negative thoughts, the argument with our partner, friend, or coworker we keep replaying in our head, our constant self-judgment “you’re not enough” conversation that we have back and forth, fear, and hopelessness....

January 5, 2023 · 11 min · 2259 words · Bryan Plessis

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January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 30 words · Hannah Cameron

Seven Ways Technology Makes Your Small Business Grow Faster

In fact, its impact extends far into the business arena — to the extent that technology has the potential to make or break most businesses; this is especially true for small businesses. Does this mean that technology can negate the effects of bad business fundamentals, poor management, or inept leadership? Absolutely not! However, it does mean that small businesses who at least score average in most areas can benefit immensely from the tech sector....

January 5, 2023 · 5 min · 947 words · Michael Sizer

Six Setup To Save Time In Email

Now I have used this setup myself on my corporate email account and it is quite useful so I am going to share it to you all: It is always good to request a IMAP account if your company or ISP supports it, as it saves all emails and folders structure on the server side Set bunch of filters that moves all of the unimportant/non-urgent ones to folders. I have ExternalList directory with subdirectories for external mailing lists, and InternalList for internal memos....

January 5, 2023 · 2 min · 221 words · Glenn Mcdonald

Skin Problems Flaring Up Again Watch Your Emotions

What is Psychodermatology? According to Professor Karen Mallin, PsyD of the University of Miami, psychodermatology is the study of emotions and their effect on skin. It combines the fields of psychology, psychiatry, dermatology, and immunology, which focus on invisible diseases, visible diseases, and immune system health. The idea behind this combination is that skin responds to both internal and external stimuli by producing flare-ups. Studying the relationship among the nervous system, skin, and immune system (also known as the neuro-immuno-cutaneous system) could lead to integrative treatment plans for people with skin disorders....

January 5, 2023 · 3 min · 630 words · Lewis Logan

Sleep Experts Say A 60 Minute Nap Would Help You Remember Things Fast

Napping has many psychological benefits. It can turn out to be a luxury escapade offering rejuvenation and relaxation. You snooze, you cruise! There are different types of napping: The preparatory manner: This involves taking that nap before you get sleepy. You can use this method when you know you might be up much later than your usual bedtime. Emergency napping: This is when you suddenly get a bout of tiredness and just cannot continue with activities you are currently engaging with....

January 5, 2023 · 1 min · 206 words · Nancy Skinner