joeny1980
joeny1980
joeny1980

Garlic sounds ok but I cant think of many uses for pureed onions. If I have leftover onion I just slice it and put it in a ziploc bag in the freezer. Even if they get icy (eventually) they defrost on their own in a few minutes. I usually use them for sauteed onions anyhow so if the structure was broken down a bit

Finding your 'good' side is the best advice. I've gone thru photos of mine and was trying to pinpoint why some photos look better than others. I was confused why some photos I look like a different person. You'd think I'm Quasimodo, but I'm not... but for some reason one side simply photographs better than the

26 huh? your password piggybank must be packed. lol

I have the same question - what is the emergency. I'm honestly having a hard time imagining the emergency situation whereby access to an email or facebook account will help. Maybe I'm naively assuming that the police could get access if needed - in a real emergency?

with all due respect, you wont find anyone who gives a crap about 'teaching children good password habits'

If your child is young enough to have a favorite 'superhero' - they are too young to have a private password accessed ... ANYTHING

It had links to other stuff, such as profiles of certain congressmen.

I found it hilarious that when you click on the google logo to get to an explanation about this google doodle of the day - it brings you to a page that explains SOPA and PIPA - and on that document is links to wikipedia articles - that you are unable to get to today.

I had the same problem in my old apartment. I would always make it a rule that when I remove the battery, I leave the cover dangling open on the detector. This way its very clear that the alarm is disabled.

Read my comment above... in summary... STAND UP, and if they dont start their way out of your office, walk out on your own. If they follow you.... keep walking, see how far they'll go. :) Will they follow you to the bathroom? I'm serious, it works.

Im REALLY surprised that the best tip I've ever heard and do all the time is not on here... stand up. If you're sitting at your desk or in your office and someone is spending too much time there... simply stand up, pick up your coffee mug, put your hands on the back of your chair and push in your chair ... its

Wow, infanticide ...a Lifehacker first

I used to work at a kids party place, and I hated when parents (often) would say "cut it out or that man will yell at you" [pointing at me]. Lol.

Maybe not ship by Fed Ex, but one thing they COULD do is buy a seat for the child (pretty much regardless of age, I'd say). Firstly, to stop the kid from kicking the seat in front of you - second, to make the kid more comfortable and less fussy in their own 'roomy' seat... and lastly for safety. I've seen families

I agree... good thoughts.

I agree with the article's point ... but the hanging on a cliff example just doesnt make sense.

Well you gotta get the 'logistics' of your life goals to align. Like my example if your goal is to have kids one day, and hers isnt... than she is unable to support you in your goal. Ditto - if you want to stay home on the east coast and she is dead set on the west coast - its simply logistically impossible.

My best advice that I've realized from some years of dating and long term relationships. Forget about these concepts: fate, 'meant to be', 'compatible', and even 'love'. If you want a great relationship ... find someone who makes you happy, and who you make happy.... period.

I disagree with the bullet about cologne - you are much more likely to attract a stranger with a great cologne than with your natural pheromones. You'd need to be in very close intimate contact with someone (at a heightened state or arousal) for your pheromones to come into play. So when you head out to the bar -

If your layers are sliding you need to adjust your technique - such as using a firmer frosting (like a thick buttercream) as an inside ring between the layers... to glue the layers together and to create a sort of kiddie pool for the filling - especially if its slippery, like a jam or pudding.