Here’s a list of ways to make your life a million times better. And here are 18 ways to become a better person. Honestly, I think if we all just gave up judgment and liked ourselves as we are, it would totally be enough.
While starting at the University of Michigan, Charles Woodson became one of the first and only primarily defensive players to win the Heisman Trophy. This, of course, was a huge feat. To get that Heisman Trophy award, he beat out second-placer Peyton Manning by 282 votes. Now, after a successful run with the Green Bay Packers, Charles Woodson finds himself as a coveted free agent looking for a suitor. Will Woodson end up playing on the same team as the player he beat out so many years ago to become the Heisman Trophy winner?
I'm at the very bottom rung of the exercise ladder, so I find myself doing a lot of research about basic questions. Questions like, should I eat something after a workout? When? How much? And what?
The array of answers is dizzying. There are several reasons why what you eat after a workout is important. After exercise, your body wants to replenish its energy supply (carbs) and build muscle (protein). I have heard that the hour after a workout is the critical period for building muscle, but I don't know about that.
If you love your orange dreamsicles and other smoothies, you have to try this recipe from Prevention magazine. There are 19 other yummy treats to try, too, and not only are they delicious—they also pack a powerful nutritional punch. I am thinking of serving up a smoothie for my kiddo (and myself!) every morning this summer.
Fans of the new BBC series "Sherlock" have little in the way of knits on display, but that hasn't stopped this devoted fandom from dedicating knitting patterns to the good fellows of 221B Baker Street.
Wait, what is that you say? It is that time of year again? That time of year where we start to talk about the most unaccomplished quarterback in football history to get this much attention? Yes, I guess that is what you're saying. My friends, it is once again Tim Tebow time.
The first two movies featuring Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo –First Blood and Rambo: First Blood Part II offer up not only action-paced yarns but also a life lesson.
Come again: A life lesson from Rambo movies?! You read that correctly. And the lesson is nothing superficial, either. For John Rambo is more than just an action hero: He is a man haunted by personal demons. The life lesson of the first two films stems from how he deals with them.
Ask any fan of college sports about the NCAA Football system, and you know what they’ll tell you? For lack of euphemism, they’ll tell you BCS bowl system is a crock of shit. While this may be harsh, unless your team is in one of the super conferences or has an incredible season that involves destroying a big market team, there is a very small chance they’ll play for a championship, deserving or not. While it has been an uphill battle to get the NCAA to look into a playoff system (the issue was so big it even made it to U.S. congress), prayers of the fateful fan may have been answered.
A lot of people (including noted video game reviewer Ben Kuchera) are furious with EA over the newest DLC cross-promotion, wherein buying specially marked boxes of Crest or OralB toothpaste will get you five special SimCity DLC tourist attractions.
