dimanche 30 juin 2019

How to Write a Great Cover Letter

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A few weeks ago a close friend of mine posted a job on Facebook that was available in her office that just happened to be a perfect match for a different friend of mine that’s looking for a new job. I passed the info along to friend number two and connected them together.

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Avoid Traffic on July 4th By Leaving at The Right Time

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This Independence Day, AAA expects a record-breaking 48.9 million people to hit the road, 4.1% more than last year. That means your chances for running into some epic traffic are better than they’ve been before.

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Create Written Notes From YouTube Videos Instantly With this Chrome Extension

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There are a ton of informative YouTube videos out there. When you’re watching one where you’re hoping to learn something; however, you have to take your own notes on the topic for later. Gnotes is an extension that can help with that.

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samedi 29 juin 2019

The Kinja Deals Guide to the Best Fourth of July Sales [Updating]

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While you’re out there gearing up for the arrival of July 4th, we’ll be here, updating this post with all the best Fourth of July sales and deals this nation has to offer.

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Get Android Q's 'Digital Wellbeing' Features Now With This App

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With Android Q, Google plans to launch a Digital Wellbeing app. The app is designed to help you focus the time you spend with tech and unplug more often, so you can enjoy the world around you rather than just the world on your phone.

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How to Tell If Your iPhone is Refurbished By Looking at Its Model Number

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There’s always a bit of mystery involved when you’re buying an iPhone second hand. Was the phone purchased new by the person selling it to you? Is it refurbished?

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How to Livestream Wimbledon Next Week

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Wimbledon officially kicks off Monday. Defending champion Novak Djokovic is the top seed for the year’s tournament, followed by eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer in second place.

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vendredi 28 juin 2019

Celebrate Negroni Week With One of These Variations

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It’s Negroni Week—at least, for a few more days. If you are not familiar with this week, a bunch of different bartenders at a bunch of different bars put their “spin” on the classic cocktail to raise money for charities around the world. It’s nice.

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Use Your Calendar to Record What Actually Happened

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I spent four years working as an executive assistant, and one of my responsibilities was to make sure my boss’s calendar was 100 percent accurate. This meant ensuring that new meetings, deadlines, and tasks were added to the calendar as they were scheduled. It also meant ensuring that any meetings or action items that …

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Here's What You Missed on Day Two of the Democratic Debates

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In case you missed all two hours of Thursday’s heated debate (and three hours of post-debate coverage), here are some highlights: South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg called out the “hypocrisy” of the Republican Party, author Marianne Williamson discussed “love” as her campaign’s greatest weapon, and California Senator…

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How to Make Grilling Healthier

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There’s something so summery about food made on the grill. You get to cook it outside on your own controlled version of a campfire, without the hassle of actually having to camp. If you’ve watched a summertime local newscast recently, however, you’ve probably seen a segment on how grilling may increase cancer risk.…

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The Best Sunscreen Is the One You'll Wear

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Cream or spray, mineral or chemical, high SPF or not—there are lots of features by which you could choose a sunscreen. But what matters in the long run is whether you actually wear it, and wear enough of it.

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Memorize a Poem with Your Kid

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Maybe you’ve already been to the library four times this summer. You’re still reading with your kid every night and they’re doing some independent reading of their own, so you’re doing just fine, but you want to shake things up and challenge them a little more. Here’s an idea: Memorize a poem together.

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Tame Aggressive Onions With a Sprinkling of Salt

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Raw onions bring much-needed pungency to sandwiches and salads, but sometimes they’re a little too good at their job, and their aggressive flavor overwhelms the rest of the meal. If you find yourself with a particularly intense onion, all you need to tame it is a little salt.

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Use Emoji to Track Your Mood With 'Thyself' Chrome Extension

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How do you feel right now, in this moment? Good, now which emoji best represents that feeling? Thyself is a free Chrome extension that tracks your mood throughout the day. It asks you to pick one emoji that represents your current feelings, and add an optional text note. Then you’re done until the next check-in.

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How to Prevent Your Baby From Peeing on You

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It’s a startling discovery that just about every new parent makes: When you change a baby’s diaper, you are in the splash zone. However, there are some ways to stay on guard, as I learned from the Offspring Facebook group. Here are four methods.

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The Best Classical Music Streaming Service Is Idagio

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Listening to classical music is a bit different from listening to modern pop music. The music is built differently—most recordings aren’t performed by their composers, and there’s rarely one definitive recording of a piece. Multiple works are often released on the same album. Track titles are very long, including a…

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How to Clean Your Weed Pipe

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Legal, recreational cannabis is coming to more states with every election, and that means more people may want to try it. To help these weed newbies (much of the Lifehacker staff included), we’re covering all the basics for beginners.

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How Did You Do on the No-Credit-Card Challenge?

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It’s almost time to flip the calendar page, which means it’s time to end our no-credit-card challenge. How did you do this month during Lifehacker’s most polarizing challenge ever? Did you find yourself planning to use cash instead of plastic? Did you cut down on spending altogether?

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What's Coming to Amazon Prime Video in July 2019

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Amazon is debuting five Amazon Original series and one Amazon Original movie in July, including Season 4 of All of Nothing focusing on Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, and season 1 of The Boy, an Amazon Original Series that it describes as “a fun and irreverent take on what happens when superheroes – who are…

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How to Avoid Getting Scammed When Traveling

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In Greece this week, undercover cops are cracking down on restaurants over-charging tourists; one American visitor said on TripAdvisor that he was charged 830 euros for six beers and 3 salads at a restaurant in Mykonos.

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How Do You Install Windows to Multiple Computers at Once?

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In this week’s Tech 911 advice column, a Lifehacker reader wants to automate an otherwise time-consuming and annoying process: installing a fresh copy of Windows (presumably, Windows 10). The catch? They don’t want to install the OS on just one system.

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jeudi 27 juin 2019

How to Handle a Public Toddler Tantrum

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We were in the Trader Joe’s parking lot. My daughter—who was two at the time—refused to get into her car seat. I tried coaxing her calmly, and then not calmly at all. Soon, it was a scene. She screamed as I wrangled her flailing body, my foot stretched out behind me to stop my shopping cart full of groceries from…

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When to Book Labor Day Flights to Get the Best Deal

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If you’re planning on going away this Labor Day weekend you should plan on purchasing that plane ticket soon.

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Identify Fake News With the 'Bad News' Web Game

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Last year we told you about Bad News, a web game that teaches you about misinformation by putting you in the role of a trolling media tycoon. Now, the game’s creators have evidence that the game works as a “vaccine” against misinformation—and they’ve created a simplified version for kids.

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How to Make the Crispiest Tortilla Chips

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I have never met a single person who doesn’t like fresh tortilla chips and, if such a person exists, I’m pretty sure I don’t want to know them. But for some reason, it never occurs to me to make them myself, even though they are one of the easiest, least splattery foods you can fry for yourself at home. It is,…

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Get a Free HIV Test Today at Walgreens

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For a few more hours, you might be able to get a free HIV test at a nearby Walgreens as part of a partnership with Greater Than AIDS for National HIV Testing Day.

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Tell Us About Your Favorite Password Manager

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It’s time for another Hive Five! This time, we want to hear about your favorite password managers. If you don’t have one, what are you waiting for? Don’t memorize the same few, terrible passwords; you’re better than that

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How to Give a Great Speech

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When you’re preparing a speech, says marketer Seth Godin, “Don’t memorize your talk. Memorize your stories. Ten stories make a talk.”

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The Best and Worst Moments From Day One of the Democratic Presidential Debates

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In case you missed it, Wednesday night was the first of two Democratic presidential debates taking place in Miami—and a whole lot happened. Beto O’Rourke argued with fellow Texas Congressmember Julián Castro over immigration, Senator Elizabeth Warren finally endorsed Medicare for all, and a few candidates shined in…

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Doctors Now Want More People to Get the HPV Vaccine

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Good news if you’re an adult who hasn’t gotten the HPV vaccine yet: A government advisory panel recently voted to recommend the vaccine for men up to age 26 (previously it was recommended for women up to 26, and men up to 21) with a “weak endorsement” for people up to age 45.

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Can Winning the Lottery Ever Make You Happy?

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You’ve heard of lottery winners who regret it. The guy who won $16.2 million but later declared he was happier when he was broke. The $315 million Powerball winner who later wished he had torn his ticket up. The woman who got $6 million after splitting winnings with coworkers and said people she loved were “turning…

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How to Extend Your Wi-Fi Network With an Old Router

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It’s the most irritating scenario: You set up your router in your new house or apartment, and your wifi is working flawlessly, until you find your downloads (or streaming) screech to a halt in that area that’s just outside your router’s range—like the exact spot where you watch Apple TV on the couch, or stream music…

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How to Protect Your Money in a Divorce

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If you keep your finances separate during your marriage, don’t assume they’ll stay separate if you divorce.

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I'm YouTuber Natalie Wynn of ContraPoints, and This Is How I Eat

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Natalie Wynn has been called the “Oscar Wilde of YouTube” for the sexy, visually decadent, and wildly entertaining videos she makes for her channel, ContraPoints. In these videos, Wynn discusses a wide variety of hot-button topics including the alt-right, climate change, incels, and trans issues, but instead of…

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What's Coming and Going From HBO in July 2019

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Harry Potter fans can take a break from playing Harry Potter: Wizards Unite this month to watch Fantastic: Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, which officially arrives on HBO on July 13th.

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How to Create a Giant Coloring Page for Your Kid

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This summer, I’ve been looking for kid projects that have some mileage in them—stuff that can be worked on over the course of days or weeks. I landed on an activity that’s easy, requires few supplies and makes me feel like a wizard: I blew up a coloring page.

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What to Do About Your Incredibly Boring Job

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You’re wasting half your work day goofing off because there just isn’t enough to do— and it’s driving you crazy. Here’s how to make a change so you’re not just killing time on Facebook waiting for the clock to strike five.

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