Topic: energy

Morning Links: Fight Fatigue With These Science-Backed Fixes

Morning Links: Fight Fatigue With These Science-Backed Fixes

• Running skirts you can actually wear, recommended by readers. (Well + Good)

• The best ways to disinfect a reusable bottle. (Fit Sugar)

• Mantras to live by and why they work. (Organic Authority)

• We can’t help but appreciate a toned man’s behind. (The Frisky)

• Stay energized with these science-backed fixes. (Prevention)

• Bring an urban garden to your balcony. (Shelterpop)

• Get smooth, soft skin with this hypdropeptide cleansing gel. (Truth In Aging)

• Be aware of these factors when selecting a nail salon. (YouBeauty)

• Walking just might be the best exercise. (Third Age)

• Perceive your world in a brighter light with these tips. (Your Tango)

• How to know when anxiety has become a disorder. (HuffPost Fitness)

Afternoon Links: How To Sweat Less In A Heat Wave

Afternoon Links: How To Sweat Less In A Heat Wave

• Sweat less in a heat wave (Prevention)

• Making the most out of wasted space (Shelterpop)

• How to get the most out of your visit to the doctor (Third Age)

• Milking magnesia for all it’s worth (Truth In Aging)

• Beauty starts with beautiful skin (YouBeauty)

• 5 tips for happier, healthier conversations (Your Tango)

• Peanut butter and banana snack muffins (Vitamin G)

• How to energize your mornings, no coffee or exercise required. (Fit Sugar)

• The healthiest ice creams in New York City (Well + Good)

• 9 ways to give sun-scorched skin naturally cool relief (Organic Authortiy)

• What nutritionists order when they’re eating out (That’s Fit)

• Girl talk: my adventures in an open marriage (The Frisky)

 

Morning Links: How To Energize Your Mornings, No Coffee Or Exercise Required

Morning Links: How To Energize Your Mornings, No Coffee Or Exercise Required

• How to energize your mornings, no coffee or exercise required. (Fit Sugar)

• The healthiest ice creams in New York City (Well + Good)

• 9 ways to give sun-scorched skin naturally cool relief (Organic Authortiy)

• What nutritionists order when they’re eating out (That’s Fit)

• Girl talk: my adventures in an open marriage (The Frisky)

•Active ingredients: how much is enough? (Truth In Aging)

• Don’t ignore these 10 red-flag health symptoms (Third Age)

• 5 unusual ways to clean your windows (Shelterpop)

• The surprising thing to add mint to (it’s so good) (Vitamin G)

• 5 technology related questions ever couple should answer (Your Tango)

• Best wedding dress for your body type (YouBeauty)

Greenpeace Blasts Facebook for Using Coal, In a Really Cute Kid’s Voice

Greenpeace Blasts Facebook for Using Coal, In a Really Cute Kid's Voice

Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg announced that his company, Facebook, would build a new data center in Prineville, Oregon, where they say the cool, temperate climate will result in a more eco-friendly facility; extensive cooling systems drain tons of energy out of most data centers, but this one won’t require nearly so much. Greenpeace begs to differ – their recently-launched “So Coal Network” campaign attacks Zuckerberg for his decision to build in Oregon, where the local power supplier, PacifiCorp, uses a disproportionate amount of coal (a non-renewable power source whose emissions are also one of the biggest contributors to climate change). More »

A Nap at Work: Coming to an Office Near You?

A Nap at Work: Coming to an Office Near You?

If you’re feeling a little sleepy at work, you probably grab a cup of coffee. For employees at a Scottsdale, Arizona, software company, employees can take a little rest in either a meditation room equipped with a couch, or in a futuristic sleep pod. Company leaders say that employees are happier and more productive since they’ve started taking 20-minute naps when they’re feeling tired. More and more companies are adding nap areas for worn out employees. More »

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