by Maria Patterson
on June 17, 2015
4.48 / 5 Stars | 39 Reviews
by MSHEPHE1
“If you already think oatmeal is good, this recipe makes it even better! I eat this every morning! Yum!”
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by Lisa Daniels
on June 17, 2015
Two whole years of tutus and Timberlands.
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by Jim Dahleen
on June 16, 2015
"The Russian Central Bank said it was working to create a new funding instrument in yuan, and the Finance Ministry said it was considering issuing debt in the currency." Gazprom Neft announced that it began settling …
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by Helen Kennedy
on June 16, 2015
4.05 / 5 Stars | 53 Reviews
by JINGOYE
“Use soy. No, use beans. No, use oats. No, use rice. Hey, why not use them all? This veggie burger is an alternative to eating its beefy cousin. It’s high in fiber and as a stand alone patty, actually tastes pretty good. Once you layer the ketchup, mustard, pickles, etc. you won’t be able to tell the difference.”
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by Jim Dahleen
on June 16, 2015
Most long-term couples have logged enough time together to really let loose—and the results are admittedly weird sometimes. Here are five things just about every long-term couple does. You’ll probably relate to these, or perhaps you're a habitual offender. See how many you can check off your list. 1. You text each other from the other room because you’re too lazy to get up. Are there any pretzels left? You don’t know—but you will as soon as you shoot your kitchen-bound beau a text requesting an update on their status. 2. You forget each other’s first names. To you, he’s Pookie Bear, Baby, or Honey Bunny. So when someone suddenly asks you about "Adam," you might have to think for a minute. When you use these mushy nicknames over and over, they become real—and the best is when they're too strange to even tell your friends. “Don’t ask how we got these nicknames, but we refer to each other as Boog and Wein,” says one 29-year-old reader. “They sound gross, but they really are terms of endearment!” 3. You groom each other. Gone are the days of spending hours perfectly prepping yourselves before a date. Perhaps you shave his neck hair, or maybe he helps spread sunscreen on your back (and gives you a quick skin cancer screening while he's at it). We know it gets much worse than that, so we're just going to leave our examples on the less gross side for now. Speaking of gross, though… 4. You go to the bathroom with the door open. Whenever you hear a loud jet stream of liquid hitting the toilet bowl, you know you're going to look up and see your sweetie smiling back through the door he's left ajar. Next level: Some couples even go No. 2 while their significant other polishes his or her pearly whites at the sink. 5. You shower together —and not to have sex. “There comes a point where you get in a shower together simply to save time or water,” says one 27-year-old reader. “It’s not about sex. It’s about utility.”
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by William Getty
on June 15, 2015
Even dissenting Justice John Paul Stevens conceded “we have long since held that corporations are covered by the First Amendment,” but he thought the campaign finance law being challenged should take precedence.
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In an interview with the Financial Times, the Saudi billionaire said Dorsey should return to his other job, as CEO of the mobile payments company Square, rather than take on the Twitter job for a second time. Instead Prince …
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by Lee Hicks
on June 15, 2015
3.51 / 5 Stars | 26 Reviews
by raesquared
“There is no meat in this hearty side dish, just the great sweet and tangy flavors of delicious baked beans.”
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by Jim Dahleen
on June 15, 2015
At a young age, society trains our psyche to expect to meet the one, get married, have kids, and grow old together. Playground songs like “first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in a baby carriage!” make love and relationships seem one-dimensional. Although in monogamous relationships commitment means no playing around, sometimes the inevitable happens — infidelity. Cheating is a common occurrence in monogamous relationships. According to a study from the University of Chicago, 22 percent of married men and 15 percent of married women have cheated at least once. This all depends on one’s definition of cheating, but the majority does consider sexual intercourse or oral sex to be cheating, while other behaviors like kissing or sexual Webcamming fall into gray areas. Infidelity can occur at any time in a relationship, with problems in the relationship being the main reason people cheat. However, it’s not always a sign that something is wrong in a relationship. Holly LaBarbera, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Fremont, Calif., told Medical Daily in an email, “Sometimes one partner meets someone with whom they fall in love. Sometimes one partner is unhappy themselves and a new relationship makes them feel alive and special in a way they haven't felt in a long time. Sometimes cheating has nothing to do with the other partner.” Read on for surprising facts about infidelity that every person in a relationship should know.
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by Mollie Foley
on June 14, 2015
While the jury is still out, it is difficult to imagine a future where financial services look unchanged from today. There are multiple reasons why banks are suddenly vulnerable: technology, regulations, the emergence of a new …
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