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Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life
The New York Times - By EMILY BADGER and QUOCTRUNG BUI
SEATTLE — The part of this city east of Northgate Mall looks like many of the neighborhoods that surround it, with its modest midcentury homes beneath dogwood and Douglas fir trees. Whatever distinguishes
9 Podcasts that are Informative and Enjoyable
linkedin.com
Podcasts are great ways to learn and relax at the same time. Here are my favorite podcasts. You can subscribe to them in iTunes. How I Built this by …
9 Podcasts for Road Trips That Are So Addictive You Just Might Miss Your Exit
mydomaine.com - by Megan Beauchamp
Consider this a public service announcement: It's not too late to take a summer road trip. Whether you have your sights set on the sunny California …
The 100 Best Home Tech Products of 2018
familyhandyman.com - Nick Gerhardt
These are the home tech products we all went gaga over this year. When auto mechanics need a trouble light, receptacle or compressed air, they just …
Marie Kondo
The Family Handyman | Do it Yourself Home Improvement: Home Repair
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50 Things to Toss Out on Old Stuff Day Marie Kondo’s One Condition of Keeping Items That Don’t “Spark Joy” How to Dispose of (Almost) Everything Marie …
Lifestyle
How To Wash Your Face – Japanese Cleansing Guide
domino.com - By Kristin Limoges
Washing your face seems rather foolproof, right? I mean, just grab some soap, lather between your palms, massage on, and rinse off. Do you really …
Raising a Respectful Teenager in Today's World
Patch - Michael Rubino
This article discusses how you can help your teenager learn to treat people respectfully despite what they see and hear on the news It's so important …
Happiness
This morning routine will make you a millionaire
Ladders - Benjamin P. Hardy
If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail. Here are ingredients to a morning routine that allows you to live every day in a peak and heightened …
How To Get Your Kids To Do Chores (Without Resenting It)
NPR - Michaeleen Doucleff
Back in the early 1990s, psychologist Suzanne Gaskins was living in a small Maya village near Valladolid, Yucatán, when she struck up a conversation with two sisters, ages 7 and 9. The girls started telling
How to Decorate Your Home Like an Art Collector Without Spending a Fortune
departures.com - Sean Patrick Flynn
Whether you're an avid enthusiast or an art novice, these galleries have something for everyone, on every budget. Whether you're looking for a …
6 things the happiest families all have in common
Ladders - Eric Barker
Family life is hectic. Most of play it by ear and hope it works out well. Are there legit answers about what creates the happiest families? Yes, …
William Shakespeare
The top 10 stories that shaped the world
BBC Culture
The writers, critics and academics voted these as the most influential and enduring works of fiction. Here they explain why.
Westworld finally answers some big questions in “Reunion”
Vox - Todd VanDerWerff
Where is Westworld? When is Westworld? And why does everybody talk in monologues all the time? Todd VanDerWerff: In terms of getting me excited about season two of Westworld, “Reunion” was far more successful
Westworld: What's in 'The Valley Beyond'?
The Atlantic - Spencer KornhaberSophie GilbertDavid Sims
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Reunion,” the second episode of Season 2. Every week for the second season of Westworld, three Atlantic staffers will discuss new episodes of HBO’s cerebral sci-fi drama.
High Fiber
Getting Rid of Belly Fat Is Harder Than You Think — Here's How to Do It
POPSUGAR - Allie Flinn
I have this fantasy where I eat pizza and Salt & Straw Chocolate Gooey Brownie for every meal but also have abs. I'm not talking, like, a six-pack, but just some nice abdominal definition. (You'd think
Why You Should be Reading Books Every Day, According to Science
Inc Magazine - By Christina DesMarais
It's a habit that's beneficial on several levels. According to the Pew Research Center, more than a quarter--26 percent--of American adults have not read even part of a book within the past year. It's
10 Best Signs from This Year's March for Science
Inverse - By Oscar Gonzalez
Hail Sagan. Filed Under Climate Change Science fans were fortunate enough that it was warmer than average for Saturday’s March for Science in …
7 gifts that help your college graduate stash more cash
USA TODAY Money - Liz Weston
If you want to give a graduation gift that is always appreciated, give cash. If you want to give a gift that will help your grad save cash, though, you’ll need to give it a little more thought. Any of
From Baselitz to Burning Man: 28 Can’t-Miss Museum Shows to See in the United States This Spring
artnet.com - Caroline Goldstein
Exhibitions From New York to Los Angeles, these are the art exhibitions that everyone will be talking about this coming season. & , To celebrate the …
Skin Care
32 Skin Care Products That Actually Do What They Say They Will
BuzzFeed - AnaMaria Glavan
We hope you love the products we recommend! Just so you know, BuzzFeed may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. Oh, and FYI — prices are accurate and items in stock as of time of publication.
How to Prime Your Brain to Be Happy
GQ - Clay Skipper
Dr. Laurie Santos, the professor behind Yale's insanely popular "Psychology and the Good Life" course, talks about why we're so bad at figuring out what we actually want. If college is supposed to be carefree,
Books
Four Books That Deserved More Attention in 2017
The New Yorker - James Wood
One of the best novels published this year was also one of the most scandalously neglected, at least in this country. I greatly admired “Go, Went, Gone,” by Jenny Erpenbeck (New Directions), the most and
The Buck Stops Here: How Exceptional Leaders Replace Blame with Responsibility
Inc Magazine - By Susan Steinbrecher
Ask yourself these five invaluable questions. Some years ago, my consulting company facilitated a retreat for senior-level executives from a well-known corporation experiencing some internal conflict.
9 Tiny Things You Should Do Sunday Night to Have a More Productive Monday Morning
Inc Magazine - By Nicolas Cole
Success starts the night before. Productivity is the result of preparation. Anyone who wakes up late, tired, in a rush, and disorganized, will find it very difficult to be productive. But anyone who takes
Different Types Of Meditation Change Different Areas Of The Brain, Study Finds
Forbes - Alice G. Walton
There’s been a lot of discussion about what kinds of mental activities are actually capable of changing the brain. Some promises of bolstered IQ and enhanced brain function via specially-designed “brain
Intelligence Isn't Something You're Born With. It's Acquired When You Learn How To Do These 5 Things
Inc Magazine - By Nicolas Cole
Intelligence is earned. Outliers have a tendency to give the masses the wrong ideas. When we hear stories about a seven year old who can speak 14 different languages, or see a video of someone with a memory
Yoga
Our Kids are More Stressed Than We Realize—Use This Practice to Bring Them Peace
yogajournal.com - Erika Prafder
Adulting is hard, but so is kid-ing. In fact, kids are more stressed than ever. Meditation can give them perspective on their thoughts and feelings …
The Japanese concept of Ikigai could be the secret to a long, meaningful life
Business Insider - Laura Oliver
Just trying to answer such a big question might make you want to crawl back into bed. If it does, the Japanese concept of ikigai could help. Originating from a country with one of the world's oldest populations,
The Weighted Task of Pre-K Teaching
The Atlantic - Suzanne Bouffard
Debates about methods of educating the youngest students are often tied up in issues of equality and race. At a charter preschool in Washington, DC’s Ward 8, I saw three children happily playing at a table
Math is amazing and we have to start treating it that way
pbs.org - PBS NewsHour
EUGENIA CHENG, Mathematician: Hi. I would like you to meet a friend of mine. He's really useful. Wait. That doesn't make him sound very interesting, …

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Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life

9 Podcasts that are Informative and Enjoyable

9 Podcasts for Road Trips That Are So Addictive You Just Might Miss Your Exit

The 100 Best Home Tech Products of 2018

The Family Handyman | Do it Yourself Home Improvement: Home Repair

How To Wash Your Face – Japanese Cleansing Guide

Raising a Respectful Teenager in Today's World

This morning routine will make you a millionaire

How To Get Your Kids To Do Chores (Without Resenting It)

How to Decorate Your Home Like an Art Collector Without Spending a Fortune

6 things the happiest families all have in common

The top 10 stories that shaped the world

Westworld finally answers some big questions in “Reunion”

Westworld: What's in 'The Valley Beyond'?

Getting Rid of Belly Fat Is Harder Than You Think — Here's How to Do It

Why You Should be Reading Books Every Day, According to Science

10 Best Signs from This Year's March for Science

7 gifts that help your college graduate stash more cash

From Baselitz to Burning Man: 28 Can’t-Miss Museum Shows to See in the United States This Spring

32 Skin Care Products That Actually Do What They Say They Will

How to Prime Your Brain to Be Happy

Four Books That Deserved More Attention in 2017

The Buck Stops Here: How Exceptional Leaders Replace Blame with Responsibility

9 Tiny Things You Should Do Sunday Night to Have a More Productive Monday Morning

Different Types Of Meditation Change Different Areas Of The Brain, Study Finds

Intelligence Isn't Something You're Born With. It's Acquired When You Learn How To Do These 5 Things

Our Kids are More Stressed Than We Realize—Use This Practice to Bring Them Peace

The Japanese concept of Ikigai could be the secret to a long, meaningful life

The Weighted Task of Pre-K Teaching

Math is amazing and we have to start treating it that way