20 Tips for a Better Kitchen

Today's kitchens are often the heart of the home. Therefore, careful planning is required to ensure a kitchen that's both beautiful and highly functional. Here are 20 tips to consider when designing your kitchen.

How to Access Another Computer from Your Computer

Ever wish you could access some files on your work computer when you’re sitting in your home office? Need a report from your home computer that’s due in class? You can configure your computers to be accessible anywhere in the world, from virtually any other computer. There are a variety of ways to do this, including built-in tools, downloadable programs, and browser-based solutions. Read on after the jump to learn how.

Method 1
Windows Remote Desktop (PC)

1 Enable Remote Desktop on the computer you want to access. On the Windows PC that you want to access, you will need to enable Remote Access so that other computers can connect to it. You can enable this on the Pro or Enterprise versions of XP, Vista, 7, and 8. This method requires that you be on the same network as the computer you want to access, either through the router or through a VPN.

• Press the Windows key + Pause to open the System menu. An alternative method is to click the Start menu, open up the Control Panel, click System and Security, then click System.
• Click the “Remote settings” link on the left side of the window.
• Check the “Allow remote connections to this computer” box. You can adjust some of the advanced options, such as length of time an invitation is good for, by clicking the “Advanced” button.

Tips on Writting curriculum vitae (CV)

CV Writing & Job Application

CV writing can be one of the toughest parts of a job application for many people. Knowing how to write a CV properly can really enhance your chances of being called for interview. We have a template available for the perfect online CV help. Use it to lay out your skills, qualifications and experience in a way that potential employers can truly get to grips with.

Blogging vs. Journaling

By: Diana M. RaabDiana Raab, Ph.D.is a memoirist, poet and         blogger with a Ph.D. in Psychology.

For years, many friends and colleagues have called me the “journaling guru.” There are a few reasons for this. First, people always see me holding a journal and secondly, I often write and teach about the healing power of journaling. While I advocate for novices to journal every day, most seasoned journal keepers and/or writers tend to journal when inspired. My passion for keeping a notebook was sparked by the diarist, Anaïs Nin, who began writing, like myself, at a time of loss. Our journals became our best friends and confidants.

Selfie-takers often overestimate their attractiveness, study finds

People that regularly snap selfies often like to post said photos to social media or send to their friends but a new study published in Social Psychological and Personality Science points to multiple underlying issues.