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Among our first responders and grocery store workers, there's another profession that has been critical in helping American households through the pandemic experience: teachers. Oct. 5 is World Teacher's Day, and there's no better time to recognize these heroes' efforts to educate, protect, and learn during a time that's been tremendously stressful for all of us.

5 Ways To Show Teacher Appreciation From Afar

While this particular article is dated for May's Teacher Appreciation Day, it has fantastic ideas about ways to celebrate your teacher's efforts during remote learning. Don't miss a chance to show your teacher that their efforts are meaningful, even from a distance.

'Teaching And Learning In The Pandemic'

Whether you're a teacher or a parent, this extremely comprehensive article from Education Week's editor team offers expert advice on how to teach and learn during the pandemic. If you're struggling to help your kids learn remotely, this might help reframe how you teach!

Could We Face A Teacher Shortage In The Near Future?

One teacher says that depending on how bad the pandemic progresses in certain areas, we could face a teacher shortage in the future. The school system simply isn't able to protect teachers and their families, financially or health-wise. Unfortunately, these have been ongoing problems that could lead to a severe shortage in our children's heroes.

Just For Fun: A Polite Husky Responds To His Neighbor

This call and response has gone viral because of a husky who is a very, very good boy.

With just a little bit of awareness and effort, we can contribute to real change, make the world a better place, and be even more grateful for our teachers.

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People often say, "More money, more problems." But with the holidays around the corner, there's a good chance you need that money for gifts, celebrations, and other extra expenses! Don't worry, Oct. 12 is National Savings Day, and it's a great reminder to stay on track with your financial goals. We've got some tips to help!

100 Ways To Save Money Fast

There's probably at least one bad money habit that you can cut down on, but what? This extensive list might just jog your memory! Everyone can save a little more by following these very simple tips.

Meet Your Wallet''s 15 New Friends: The Best Cash-Back Apps Of 2020

You can save money by spending, and it's never been easier to do just that with cash-saving apps like Rakuten, Dosh, or Ibotta. Each of them has their own pros and cons, and you'll want to choose one that complements your spending habits. For example, use Uber and Lyft often? Get Freebird, which gives cash back every time you ride-share!

'30 Companies That Hire For Part-Time, Remote, Work-From-Home Jobs'

Don't quit your day job. Instead, pick up an extra part-time remote job that fits your schedule perfectly. There are jobs here for nearly every field, including business, marketing, health care, teaching, and writing. You'll definitely find work that will help you speed up your hustle.

Just For Fun: 'How Money Is Made'

If you've never been curious about how money is made, consider this: Currency is one of the most complex things we can possibly print, and we print over $541 million a day. How exactly do we do it?

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Everyone knows the best parts of Thanksgiving are "the 3 Fs": food, family, and football. But this year has had more than a few wrenches thrown into it, and a lot of holiday traditions might look a little different. Instead of wallowing in what won't be the same, use this Thanksgiving as an opportunity to start some brand-new traditions your family will love for years to come.

Ditch The Turkey And Stuffing

When Thanksgiving rolls around, people have the tendency to forget that you can eat turkey any time of year - it's not only available during November. So, get creative with your main dish and save the turkey for another day. Why not put your culinary skills to the test with some roast duck or braised lamb chops instead?

How To Host A Virtual Thanksgiving

You certainly can't replace the family and friends you'd normally gather with for Thanksgiving, but if you're putting your health and safety first, you may need to replace the way you gather. Virtual technology makes it possible - and fun!

Thanksgiving Games

If football just doesn't feel the same for your family this year, there are tons of other fun activities everyone can enjoy together. From classic party games, like pin the tail on the turkey, to new twists, like a DIY Thanksgiving escape room, your Turkey Day celebrations may never be the same - and that could be a good thing.

Just For Fun: What's Your Thanksgiving IQ?

How well do you really know your Thanksgiving history and traditions? This quick quiz tells all. If it turns out that you don't know as much as you thought, maybe changing up some traditions will be as easy as pie.

We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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You might already be cozying up with some hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookies, but National Cookie Day on Dec. 4th gives you one more excuse to cook up a fresh, warm batch. Need more inspiration? Say no more! We''ve got you covered.

The History Of Cookies

Cookies can be large or small, crisp or soft - but did you know that they weren't always sweet? Since cookies held up well over time, they were a "life hack" for travelers who needed food on the road. This article covers the history of cookies since sugar became more common and cookies, as we know them today, evolved!

14 Tips For Baking Perfect Cookies, From An Expert

Everyone has their favorite cookie recipe. But have you ever wondered how you can make your favorite cookie even better? The food editor of the Taste of Home magazine has brought her best tips to the table!

50 Most Popular Cookies In The World

Unfamiliar with cookies beyond sugar or chocolate chip? There's a big world out there, and it's filled with delicious cookies! Here are just a few you might find fascinating or odd, but each and every one of them are delicious and beloved in many parts of the world.

Just For Fun: Buzz Aldrin Meets Cookie Monster

When Cookie Monster's favorite cookie becomes the moon, it takes a legendary NASA astronaut to teach Cookie Monster the truth. This is a wonderful "Sesame Street" episode to play for the kids in your family!

From everyone at our team, we wish you a merry National Cookie Day!

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Did you know it's National Chicken Month? It might not be on the top of your list of holidays to celebrate, but as a healthy protein that's more eco-friendly than its red meat counterparts, chicken deserves more praise than it sometimes gets. Its bad press as a fearful animal has even turned it into a favored metaphor for hesitant humans: "Don't be such a chicken!" Enjoy these readings as an ode to the humble chicken and courage itself.

'How To Embrace Your Fear'

Having the courage to overcome your fear doesn''t always mean rejecting it. "Oftentimes, the things we fear are also the things that we feel would be fantastic if we could actually do those things," says May Busch. Busch is an international executive, career consultant, and author of Accelerate: 9 Capabilities to Achieve Success at Any Career Stage.

Southern Fried Chicken Recipe

What makes this recipe stand out from the thousands of others on the internet? Imma from ImmaculateBites has a fantastic coating blend and buttermilk dipping method that she gathered and perfected from many other recipes. Make sure to read all the tips, because this is one fried chicken recipe you shouldn't miss!

'Step Aside, Old MacDonald: A Beginner's Guide On How To Raise Chickens'

We'd trust any chicken advice from a blog called Courageous Chicken. If you've been thinking about building your own coop and keeping chickens, there's no better time to start than right now. Did you know they can even benefit your garden? Start your journey here.

Just For Fun: 'Gordon Ramsay's Top 5 Chicken Recipes'

Gordon Ramsay's TV appearances have made him not only one of the most trusted voices in the food industry but also one of the most entertaining! In addition to learning some great new recipes, you'll also meet Ramsay's son Jack in this video.

Be brave and enjoy National Chicken Month!

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September is Self-Improvement Month, which is a great excuse to jump into a free, fascinating, and breathtaking new experience: a virtual tour through an international museum. Even though many of us can't travel right now, we still want to be swept off to faraway lands. One of the best parts of visiting a foreign country is seeing all of the history, art, and culture that's completely new to us. That immersive experience can be life-changing, and thanks to the internet, there are now many ways to travel virtually. Like most things in life, these tours are best enjoyed with the whole family.

'Check Out These Virtual Tours Of Museums Around The World'

These days, museum curators are getting very tech savvy. You'd be amazed by the creative and innovative ways some museums are presenting their exhibits! Try the British Museum's interactive, fretboard-esque portrayal of human history or get up close and personal with famous Dutch art on display at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

Google Arts & Culture

Want to travel to the Egyptian pyramids or play a unique game to find out which classical portrait looks the most like you? How about exploring over 2,000 museums from around the world? Google might've outdone itself this time with the incredible diversity of its Arts & Culture database. Jump in, learn, and see new places from anywhere in the world!

'How To Stop Pretending And Actually Enjoy Art'

We totally get it: You might find visiting art galleries or museums really boring. Or maybe you have a family member who isn't into art, and you're trying to figure out how to tempt them! Remember, art doesn't have to be a chore. Sometimes, you just need the right guidance to enjoy the experience. Here's what one expert says about the subject.

Just For Fun: 'LA's Best Indian Food Is In This Gas Station'

We can't forget that some of the most amazing foreign experiences (art or food!) can come from the most unexpected local places too.

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Did you know that No Shave November is more than just a time to let facial hair fly? Growing hair pays homage to the hair that cancer patients often lose, and participants are encouraged to donate the expenses of maintaining their hair to cancer research. Many don't know the real reason for this monthlong activity, and that's because it's gotten lost behind trends. So, in the spirit of No Shave November, take some time to bring meaningful purpose back to everything you do. It'll pay off in droves.

Living A Life Of Purpose

Winston Churchill once said, "It's not enough to have lived. We should be determined to live for something." Those who live their life with purpose have an admirable vivacity, while others might feel like they're sleepwalking through life. If you're ready to wake up, the first step is recognizing what keeps you asleep.

'Cooking For Others'

There's lots of satisfaction in preparing a meal just for ourselves to enjoy, but did you know there are actually proven mental health benefits of cooking for others? It's all about a sense of connection, which brings so much more to the act of cooking. This guide has some great dishes for those in need of the comfort that food can provide.

13 Easy At-Home Hair Treatments

In the spirit of hair care and doing things with purpose, why not try a few remedies for making your hair the healthiest it can be? Your home is full of surprisingly useful products for maintaining a full head (or beard) of hair. Just keep them in your back pocket for Dec. 1 if you're participating in No Shave November.

Just For Fun: @Incredibeard

For all the naysayers who think maintaining a beard is no fun - prepare to be amazed! Incredibeard is a social media sensation who creates hilarious sculptures out of his impressive facial hair. Scroll through his Instagram feed for some great laughs and unexpected inspiration.

May No Shave November open you up to promising purpose!

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There's a Friday the 13th this week, but before you start avoiding black cats and cracks in the sidewalk, remember that like many things, the number 13 only harbors the power we decide to give it. The truth is that historians can't pinpoint exactly how or when the tradition of Friday the 13th began. Most likely, a series of coincidences over many centuries is all that gives the number its bad rep. Instead of assuming bad luck will get the best of you, make the day extraordinary by creating your own luck.

Learn About 'The Luck Factor'

Ten years ago, Dr. Richard Wiseman decided to investigate why some people seem to "get lucky" in everything they do. Turns out, those people live their lives according to some pretty simple behavioral techniques that have been scientifically proven to attract good fortune. If you want to use those methods to revolutionize every area of your life, then give "The Luck Factor" by Dr. Richard Wiseman a read.

How Your Environment Affects Your Success

Sometimes, the best way to set ourselves up to feel lucky is to create a space for success to unfold. With many of us now spending more time at home, reinvigorating our living spaces can help us do better work, feel happier, and ultimately, find more success.

Lucky Charms To Motivate And Inspire

When in doubt about your luck, it never hurts to carry around a lucky charm in your pocket. But four-leaf clovers and rabbits' feet are just the beginning - cultures all over the world have their own interesting history and suggestions for what brings the most luck. Discover one you can feel good about.

Just For Fun: Liquid Luck

Any proper "Harry Potter" fan knows that the most potent potion you can brew is Felix Felicis, or liquid luck. According to the books, one sip makes "all your endeavors tend to succeed . at least until the effects wear off." Give this homemade Muggle version a try, and if it doesn't work, there's a cocktail version for backup.

We hope you have your luckiest Friday the 13th yet!

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Sept. 25 is National Cooking Day, but cooking at home doesn't mean you have to be stuck using a recipe. Experienced chefs at home can rely on their knowledge of produce and cooking techniques to whip up dishes from what they have on hand. You've likely done this already but haven't really thought of it that way - what if you upgraded your knowledge in the kitchen just a little bit? Your potential is unlimited! That's why we thought we'd share some of the little-known cooking secrets the world's masters have to offer.

'20 Basic Cooking Techniques Every Home Chef Should Master'

To master a technique so you can make up your own dishes in the future, you might need a simple recipe to start off with. Bon App?tit provides just that in this master list of 20 techniques you ought to get familiar with. Best of all, these recipes are extremely simple and versatile. Your family will love them!

'How To Cook Without A Recipe'

Alright! You've mastered the basics. What now? Try winging it in the kitchen once in a while with these 10 tips. By memorizing a few sauces you love, not stressing over measurements, and keeping dishes simple when possible (tacos don't need more than 5 ingredients!), you'll learn to love the quiet moments in the kitchen when you can improvise, experiment, and have fun with food.

Home Business Ideas For Home Chefs

Looking to turn your expert meal planning and cooking into a career? Why not become a cooking instructor, nutrition coach, or even a personal chef? Here are some ideas to help catapult your cooking into a business!

Just For Fun: 'How To Make Japanese Omurice' - Miniature Cooking

These foods are 100% real and totally tiny. That's right: The internet allows us to watch this person cook the tiniest plate of food you've ever seen.

We hope you get to make and eat something delicious this week!

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Many fun summer vacations had to be canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Travel isn't recommended when trying to suppress the spread of a dangerous virus. Fortunately, there are still opportunities to have fun adventures while practicing safe social distancing. Why not use this time to plan your next camping trip?

Why Camp?

Camping is a great opportunity to get away from it all and relax in nature. But more than just a good vacation, going camping is actually good for your physical health and mental well-being. Hiking through the woods is great exercise, and camping provides families a chance to reconnect while disconnected from technology. Research shows that being in nature is good for your health.

Camping Health And Safety Tips

All activities come with some risks, and if you're out camping away from civilization, you need to take these risks very seriously since it will take longer to reach help should you need it. Check out the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guide to help keep you and your family safe during your next camping trip.

Turn Your Backyard Into The Ultimate Campsite

Can't get out into the mountains to pitch your tent? No problem! Your backyard can be the perfect camping destination. With some planning and a little imagination, your backyard can become the best camping experience you've ever had. And the best part is that if you don't want to sleep on the ground all night, your bed is only a short walk away.

Just For Fun: 24 Of The Most Scenic Places To Camp in the United States

Not sure where to go for your next camping adventure? Consider checking out some of the most beautiful campsites in the United States!

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The season of giving is the best time to think of people besides ourselves. Although our resources start to run a little tighter due to gifts, food, and other holiday expenses, donations or volunteer work can help you be a voice for change that others need most this holiday season.

How Did The CARES Act Affect Tax Deductible Charitable Contributions?

Don't forget: The CARES Act wasn't just a stimulus bill. It created a way for your charitable contributions to count for more when you're filing your taxes. Here's where you can learn more!

20 Incredible Charities That Give 99% Of Contributions To Their Cause

Not every charity can be measured by the percentage of contributions that go toward the cause - plenty of amazing charities have higher expenses to function due to their mission. However, it's an achievement when a charity can give 99% of contributions away, and here are 20 that do just that!

Tips For Gifting A Donation To Charity

If you'd like to give a gift to a charity under your family member's name for their Christmas present, it can be a selfless, heartfelt act, but some people may not take it as well as you'd hope. Here's how you can socially navigate gifting donations!

Just For Fun: Tom Holland Visits Children's Hospital Los Angeles

Few things are more heartwarming than watching children smile, especially children who deserve to smile as much as these ones do. It's amazing that Tom Holland felt the same way and went to a local hospital in LA to brighten their day!

We hope you feel a little more generous this week, but don't sweat it if money is too tight. It's always important to take care of yourself, too!

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We know the October celebration you're most looking forward to. It fills you with fear, anticipation, and excitement all at once: National Pizza Month! It's all right - you can be honest. Pizza is one of the nation's most beloved dishes, and really, what's not to love? Cheese, sauce, crust . three reasons to celebrate! Here are some delicious, fun ways to enjoy the month.

The Results Are In: Here's The Best Pizza Dough Recipe

The folks at TheKitchn.com tested several popular pizza dough recipes by celebrity chefs. While their favorite recipe is initially intimidating - requiring a kitchen scale and a particular type of flour - you'll find that the dough is not only incredibly easy to work with but also makes a delicious pizza.

PMQ Pizza Magazine's Pizza Siciliano With Nutella

With your new favorite dough, you aren't limited to making savory pies. You can even make sophisticated dessert pizzas! If you didn't know, PMQ Pizza Magazine does a recipe of the month, and they're all pretty delicious. This pizza with Nutella is just one of our favorites.

Making The World A Safer Place, One Free Pizza At A Time

Thanks to the Pizza vs. Pandemic campaign, local pizzerias from across America have delivered more than 3,700 free pizzas to COVID-19 first responders. The campaign is a partnership between Slice (a food ordering and delivery app), Slice Out Hunger (a nonprofit for local food banks and pantries), and Pizza to Polls (a nonprofit for delivering free pizza to people waiting in line to vote). You can contribute to the campaign, too!

Just For Fun: Wait, Pizza Spinning Is A Sport?

Yep, and an impressive acrobatic sport at that! After watching these professionals spin dough and make pies in record time, it's easy to see why. You'll be highly amused by the commentary and surprisingly exciting action of the 2020 World Pizza Challenge.

Don't be shy! Help yourself to your favorite pie at home or support your local pizzeria! This month gives you the perfect reason to celebrate!

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If you're looking for ways to save money this holiday season, you might be worried about how to spend less. But remember that the holidays are most special when you create new memories and feel closer to your loved ones! You don't need the world's most expensive gifts or feast to do that. Here are a few of our tips.

Recycle During Your Holidays

Not only can you earn money from recycling, but you can also spend less by selling old electronics, regifting items you didn't use, or donating to local charities and receiving tax breaks! Why throw away anything? This is the time for giving, and you can give back to Mother Nature while you're at it.

Shop Smarter Online And Get Major Discounts

Did you know that some retailers will price their items dynamically according to your location, browsing, and spending patterns, along with the current demand for the product? That information is all available thanks to your browser cookies. It could save you money just shopping on an incognito tab in your browser! If this surprised you, be sure to check out this article for 9 more amazing tips.

Prepare Your Holiday Feast On A Dime

By taking advantage of your own inventory, buying in season, and avoiding premade meals, you can pay less per pound than the average person. Plus, using coupons and loading up on inexpensive sides, like green bean casserole or mashed potatoes, will definitely make your guests and your wallet smile.

Just For Fun: The Guy That Adopted A Turkey . And Ended Up With A Turkey Family

Albert the turkey loves hugs and was lucky enough to be adopted by a man in the UK instead of being eaten! Of course, the man thought he was adopting just one turkey . until Albert got a girlfriend. Watch the full, heartwarming story here.

Good luck saving!

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Not everyone likes to douse their favorite dishes in tongue-searing sauce, but National Hot Sauce Day on Nov. 6 is really more about appreciating what hot sauce stands for: refreshing bland tastes, stepping outside your comfort zone, and daring to be, well, daring. Thousands of delicious blends are just waiting to be sampled, and if you use the day to brave trying even one new hot sauce, it might inspire you to spice up other parts of your life, too.

Finding The Right Sauce For You

The world of hot sauce is vast and competitive. For many, it's a culture and a lifestyle. For others, it's a tasty hobby. Wherever on the spectrum you lie, figuring out what types of sauces you like could open up a whole new world of flavor for every dish you indulge in. This guide to the best hot sauces of 2020 explains the basics of taste and temperature and gives accessible suggestions for finding your favorites.

'How To Make Hot Sauce: The Ultimate Guide'

The explosive popularity of craft hot sauce shows no signs of slowing down. Whether you want to develop a new family favorite or really get in on the game, this guide can teach you about everything from spicy recipes to even spicier business models.

'10 Tips To Reinvigorate Yourself (And Your Life)'

Everyone gets in a funk from time to time, especially when the world around us feels a little more daunting than usual. But the key to finding happiness is to not let those moments dictate the rest of our lives. If hot sauce isn't your thing, there are other great methods out there to infuse your life with the gratitude and energy you need to shake things up.

Just For Fun: 'Hot Ones' From First We Feast

Want to watch celebrities try and make it through an interview as they sample hotter and hotter hot sauce with each question? We thought so. Tune in to the First We Feast channel on YouTube and catch their "Hot Ones" segments to watch celebrities like Will Ferrell, Margot Robbie, and Zac Efron hilariously try to hold back their tears.

Hot sauce or not, we hope you find a way to fuel your fire!

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In 1997, Harry Potter and the Philosopher''s Stone was published in the United Kingdom. You might know it better as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer''s Stone, the title used when the book was published in the United States a year later. Whether you've read the series yourself, only seen the movies, or have no idea what a Hogwarts house is, there's no denying the impact of Harry Potter.

As fans well know, the titular character's birthday is on July 31. To celebrate, this week we're highlighting the magical impact of "The Boy Who Lived."

''How Harry Potter Changed The World''

It's been over 20 years since the first Harry Potter book was published, and its popularity has not waned. The Star Wars of a new generation, these books about a young wizard and his magical friends didn't just inspire young readers. From transforming the landscape of children's literature to ushering in the age of mainstream geek culture, here's how a children's book legitimately changed the world as we know it.

10 Tips To Motivate Your Child To Read

Before Harry Potter, sales were falling in children's literature, and folks claimed that "kids just aren't reading anymore." Harry Potter proved that, when given compelling stories, most kids love to read. Of course, sometimes it takes a little more than putting a copy of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in a kid's hands to teach them that reading can be fun. If your child refuses to pick up a book, then here are some strategies to help them discover the joy of reading.

Cultivate Empathy In Your Family

A big theme in Harry Potter is the importance of empathy, the ability to understand and care about the struggles of other people. Empathy is as important in our real world as it is for Harry and his friends in the Wizarding World. That said, it can be difficult to teach kids how to care about people they don't know or problems they haven't experienced themselves. Resources from Harvard's Making Caring Common Project can help you cultivate empathy in your family.

Just For Fun: What's Your Hogwarts House?

Most Harry Potter fans already know which Hogwarts house they would belong to. But if you're not sure if you're a Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, or Slytherin, take this quiz to find out.

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Grab the maple syrup and raise your whipped cream canisters because Aug. 24 is National Waffle Day!

Waffles are one of the most popular breakfast foods in the United States. They are also one of the oldest desserts in the world. That's right, waffles are really just dessert for breakfast. In fact, in Europe, dessert cafes sell the famous Belgian waffles, which raises suspicions about the entire institution of breakfast. This week, we're investigating not just waffles but all breakfast foods.

'Is Breakfast Really The Most Important Meal Of The Day?'

If you're one of the 31 million Americans who don't eat breakfast in the morning, you've likely had to suffer gasps from family members or coworkers who are eager to proclaim, "It's the most important meal of the day!" But is breakfast really more important than lunch and dinner? Or did breakfast get the boost from a few catchy marketing campaigns? Let's look at the science behind breakfast.

Are We Eating Dessert For Breakfast?

The problem with breakfast isn't whether or not you should eat it - it's really about what you eat. Breakfast cereals marketed to kids are packed with sugar, and muffins are really just cupcakes without the frosting. Even seemingly healthy breakfast options, like smoothies or yogurt and granola, are full of sugar. It's time to take a hard look at what we're putting on our tables each morning.

International Breakfasts Are Healthier Than Yours

If you like eating breakfast in the morning but want some healthier options, you're going to have to look further than the cereal aisle. You might have to look as far as Egypt and Japan. Breakfasts in other countries look very different from breakfasts in the United States, and they're often a lot healthier. Is it time to trade the cinnamon rolls for a bowl of warm fava beans?

Just for Fun: '20 Waffle Flavors You Never Knew Existed'

Are waffles basically just dessert for breakfast? Yes. Are they still delicious? Also yes. If you're going to eat waffles, you might as well go big with these delicious, unusual waffle recipes.

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Who in their right mind would ever want to go from 0 to 67 mph in 10 seconds and then get flung around a 400-foot track in connecting seats? At least 300 million people, and that's just in U.S. theme parks alone. Riding a roller coaster is one of the greatest thrills you can experience, aside from jumping out of an airplane. Aug. 16 is National Roller Coaster Day, and while we might not be able to visit all our favorite coasters right now, we can still celebrate all the thrills they provide.

'A Brief History Of Roller Coasters'

Human beings have created a lot of strange things - have you ever wondered how the rubber duck was invented? - but roller coasters are on an entirely different level. How did we end up with these crazy thrill rides in every theme park? Unsurprisingly, it all started in Russia. This video covers the brief history behind these wild rides.

'The Psychology Of Roller Coasters'

Though they feel dangerous, most modern roller coasters are quite safe. But your body certainly doesn't know that when it's being flung around at 4 Gs. Roller coasters are supposed to be terrifying, so why do some people wait in line for hours just to be terrified for a few seconds? It all has to do with the strange subject of human psychology.

'The Best Roller Coasters Around The World'

Roller coasters have gained popularity across the globe, which means that wherever you go, you'll probably be able to get on a roller coaster during your visit. From New Jersey's Kingda Ka, which is the tallest roller coaster in the world, to the heart-stopping T Express in South Korea, this list rounds up the world's best roller coasters.

Just for Fun: 'The History Of Disney''s Best Coaster, Space Mountain'

Whether you love roller coasters or avoid them at all costs, you've probably heard of Space Mountain. The popular Disney roller coaster is also one of the most famous roller coasters in the world. Watch this video to discover the surprising history behind the beloved coaster.

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The new school year is approaching, which means there are only a few more weeks to fit in all that back-to-school shopping. If you're looking for ways to make the most of your shopping budget, we suggest hitting some of the local thrift shops. Here some resources to help with your secondhand shopping mission.

'Why We Should All Shop Secondhand'

The first appeal of thrifting is the savings. It's possible to find great pieces for a back-to-school wardrobe for a fraction of department store prices. But savings aren't the only reason thrifting is great. It's good for the local economy, the environment, and any nonprofits or charitable causes in your area.

Top Thrifting Tips From A Professional Stylist

Why do some people always seem to find cool vintage jackets at thrift stores while other people end up with carts full of junk? It's all about strategy. Smart thrift shoppers know which aisles to hit first, what red flags to avoid, and how to snag the best deals. Stylist and interior designer Mary Elizabeth shares her secrets for successful thrifting.

'24 Things You Should Never Buy At A Thrift Store'

There's nothing like the thrill of spending $3 on a secondhand purse, only to find out later you scored a real Louis Vuitton. But beware of upholstered and painted items - discovering lice in a used couch or lead paint on a vintage dresser you just brought home is discouraging. Not every thrift store find is a genuine treasure. Here are some items that, for health or safety reasons, you should never get secondhand.

Just for Fun: 20 Amazingly Valuable Thrift Store Finds

Most of us are just happy to find a really good pair of jeans at the thrift store. Some people have slightly more luck. From Picassos to 17th-century dishware, here are some of the most valuable thrift store finds of all time.

Happy thrifting!

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It is a universally acknowledged truth that job hunting is a terrible experience. Working on your resume makes you second-guess everything you've ever done, interviewing makes you do weird things with your hands, and the constant rejection never ceases to sting. Job hunting isn't fun, but it is sometimes necessary. Maybe you've recently lost your job, or maybe you're looking for a new career opportunity. Whatever the case may be, we have some tips for making your job hunt a little less terrible.

Simple Job Search Tips People Always Forget

Most of us aren't taught how to search for a job. We have to learn on the fly, which means we often overlook some important strategies. If your job hunt keeps leading you to dead ends, then it's time to rethink your approach. These tips from a professional job recruiter can help you finally land that dream job.

13 Rules For Writing A Great Resume

Whether you're searching for your very first job or preparing to make a career change, your resume can make the difference between getting an interview and never hearing back. But putting together a quality resume can be tricky. How much career experience should you include? Where do you put your contact info? What qualifies as an accomplishment? Here are some basic rules for writing a resume that stands out.

''20 Steps To A Better LinkedIn Profile''

Once you have your resume done, it's time to go to the internet. Most hiring managers will research candidates online, so it's important to have a strong, positive presence on the internet. This is where LinkedIn is really important. Your LinkedIn profile is the foundation of your personal brand. If you've never set up a LinkedIn profile before, then the project can seem daunting. Here's some advice to make sure your LinkedIn profile gives a great first impression.

Just For Fun: ''What You Actually Want To Say During A Job Interview''

Interviewing for jobs is stressful. Take a break and enjoy a few laughs with this funny video about the pain of interviewing.

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