Use These Customer Service Shortcuts to Stop Wasting Time Waiting for Help The main problem with customer service queues is the average person is a moron and that makes the other half even dumber than that. So people with legitimate concerns or requests have to wait in line behind morons. If you need any proof, go to the Post Office, DMV, or even your local McDonald's. Speaking of McDonald's, always amazes me how you can get behind grown people that act like it's the very first visit of their life and take five minutes to order a meal. The longer I live the more and more convinced I become that people are just dumb animals that learned how to use their thumbs to pick shit up.
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What 'Brain Food' Actually Does for Your Brain "it's just a chemical dosage that goes from your mouth to your brain" - sorry, but that is completely misleading, and in an article purporting to explain how food interacts with the brain, is downright false. It also ignores information given by the sources you actually quote. Neurotransmitters, with a few exceptions, are composed of protein-like molecules which are digested and absorbed by the gut like any other protein. The most basic knowledge of nutrition would tell you that foodstuffs are rendered down into absorbable monomers by acids and enzymes while they are still in the gut - i.e. outside the body. Even then, to enter the brain it's necessary to pass through another, more stringent selection system. This is why drug design for the nervous system is difficult - the drugs have to be either similar to a transported substance, and hence carried across, or fat soluble in order to bypass the barrier.
How to Create a Personal Encryption Scheme to Easily Hide Your Data in Plain Sight I think the article is saying you could use LastPass to generate your LastPass password and the article's encryption scheme to keep the password in plain sight. Then you would not have to remember it. For example if your LastPass encryption key password was something like /%/K\G,_sO¦R¥ÅÀbݾöà~¼ÐÂ4×òO? Then you could write it down as a series of letters like SlPerSlKBkslG...etc. You can still use LastPass to generate your passwords and use this article to write them down. then you're up the creek without a paddle. SlPerSlKBkslG...etc. Sorry for the double post above. Because the NSA has declared war on each and every human being on earth and they do know how to decrypt common algorithms.
Food Tips Life Hack | Foood Can you believe how much little details can change the way of your life? How much can little life hack tips change they way you do stuff and help you in your daily routine? Take a look at our today’s article and you will be amazed how small and inexpensive things can manage they way of your lifestyle.
EatingWell: 10 Bad Cooking Habits You Should Break By Hilary Meyer, Associate Food Editor, EatingWell Magazine Some habits can be tough to break. When it comes to cooking, you may have some bad habits that you’re not even aware of. Some may be keeping your meal just short of reaching perfection while others may actually be hazardous to your health. 1. Don’t Miss: The 2 Best Oils for Cooking (and 2 to Skip) 2. 3. 4. 5. Related: 5 Things in Your Kitchen That Could Be Making You Sick 6. Related: 3 Health Reasons to Cook with Cast Iron 7. Don't Miss: 7 Simple Ways to Detox Your Diet and Kitchen 8. 9. 10. Must-Read: How to Break 4 More Bad Cooking Habits What bad cooking habits do you need to break? By Hilary Meyer, EatingWell Associate Food Editor EatingWell Associate Food Editor Hilary Meyer spends much of her time in the EatingWell Test Kitchen, testing and developing healthy recipes. More from EatingWell:
How To Make Natural Garden Pesticides Garden pests are one of the few things that can make the otherwise enjoyable task of gardening frustrating. Whether it's snails taking over your lettuce or aphids sucking on your roses, a pest infestation is definitely disappointing, but it's not a reason to reach for harmful, toxic sprays. The sprays might eliminate the pesky culprits, but they are harmful to you and the environment. Instead, try whipping up one of these simple recipes with ingredients you most likely have on hand. What You Need Materials Spray bottles Biodegradable liquid dish soap Lemon or orange essential oil Cooking oil Baking soda Garlic Chili powder water Natural Insecticidal Soap Spray This soap is easy to make and good keep on hand, since it should take care of most of those annoying common pests such as aphids, mites, white flies, thrips, and mealy bugs. In a spray bottle, combine: 1 1/2 tablespoons of liquid soap 1 quart of water A couple drops of orange or lemon essential oil All-Purpose Garlic Chili Spray
Wonder How To » Show & Tell for Creators & Doers The Stupid Things You Do in the Kitchen (and How to Fix Them) Love cooking or hate it, much of your time in the kitchen is likely wasted by easily correctable mistakes you probably don't even know you're making. You waste time prepping ingredients, use your knives incorrectly, mix and match the wrong utensils, and throw out food that's still good—and those are just a few of the stupid things you do in the kitchen. Here's how to fix them. P Stupid Thing #1: You Spend Too Much Time Prepping IngredientsP Few people enjoy the tedium of prepping ingredients. Say you're cutting a bunch of carrots into sticks; it doesn't make sense to trim, peel, and slice each one individually. It also helps to use two bowls—one for scraps and one for cleaning—so you don't make a mess during the preparation process. These are all great ways to save you time and keep you organized, but a few common ingredients have tricks all their own. Stupid Thing #2: You Use Your Knives WrongP The easiest issue to correct is a dull blade, and it's one of the most important.
How To Remove a Stripped Screw Without an Extractor Home Hacks Previous image Next image Placing a wide rubber band inbetween the stripped screw and the screw driver can sometimes help give enough grip to remove a slightly stripped screw head. Almost everyone who has worked on a DIY or renovation project has applied too much torque and stripped a screw head clean. It can feel like a frustrating dead end, especially if you don't have a specialized extractor kit on hand. But you might be able to remove a stripped screw using a very common household item probably already sitting in your desk or kitchen drawer... What You Need Hammer Clamp locking pliers or needle nose plier Wide rubber band Multi-head screwdriver kit Instructions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Originally posted February 1, 2010 (Images: Gregory Han) More posts in this series Home Hacks 2010 You are on the last post of the series.
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