The key to success? It might just be staying off social media The USWNT that won the World Cup in 2019 did so by creating a bubble around their camp, eliminating distractions where they could. The 2023 squad is planning to do the same by switching off (almost) all social media.

Someone Might Have Paid Too Much For This Low Mileage Dodge Neon SRT-4 While the car market has mostly started to cool off, there’s still some craziness going on. Some models are still being marked up, and big-time flippers still walk among us. And while their influence isn’t as felt on the market as it was before, it’s sort of satisfying to sit back and see people with more money than… Read more…

Your Vegetable Plants Might Need Hormone Therapy A watched pot never boils, and checking to see if your summer vegetable starts have hit puberty yet has the same results. Until now, your adorable little tomato, eggplant, and pepper starts have been spending all their energy growing, producing leaves and gaining mass. Those suckers have been existing on a high that … Read more…

All the Reasons You Might Not Want to Join Threads There are over 100 million users and counting. But if you’re not on Threads yet, you probably have your reasons—or are waiting to really consider if joining Threads is right for you. Twitter alternatives come in many shapes and forms, and this one is basically Instagram with a Twitter skin. Read more…

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For Yusef Salaam, a Landslide Just Might Be the Best Revenge After his wrongful conviction as one of the Central Park Five was overturned, Mr. Salaam found it hard to rebuild his life. Now he stands to take office next year.

LPT / What might I regret in old age not proactively starting when I was younger? I’m getting older (late 40s) and starting to wonder what I can do now, proactively, to better prepare for old age…socially, financially, health-wise, etc. I know the usual (eat healthy, move more), but any great tips? What might I regret in my old age not starting when I was in my late 40s? submitted by /u/No_Affect_7316