6 Gifts To Give Yourself Everyday

by Cris Antonio | Aug 13, 2016 | Mind Success

There are about 20 major holidays in the U.S. alone, not counting special and cultural holidays. That means you have 20 opportunities to give and receive gifts in a year. That’s a LOT of chances to get something nice. But what if you knew that it’s normal to accept...

The Right Way to Pronounce Seven Popular Fine Dining Terms

by Patrick Allan | Aug 12, 2016 | Mind Success

[embedded content] American fine dining borrows a lot of things from French cuisine, including many French terms. You may know what most of these words mean, but do you know how to say them right? This quick rundown will help you avoid feeling foolish when you order...

Remains of the Day: GoldenEye 007 Gets an Unofficial HD Remake

by Andy Orin | Aug 12, 2016 | Mind Success

GoldenEye 007, the classic N64 shooter from 1997, now has an unofficial remake with modern graphics. The developers used Valve’s Source engine to recreate the multiplayer aspect of the game. Hey, it’s Friday, let’s have a little fun. It’s called GoldenEye: Source. The...

This Tool Lets You Send Stranger Things-Inspired Light Bulb Messages

by Patrick Allan | Aug 12, 2016 | Mind Success

Netflix’s new show Stranger Things is one of the biggest hits of the summer (we’re big fans ourselves). Here’s a neat tool that lets you communicate secret messages to all your friends from the “Upside Down.” The tool, from the web site Cockeyed, is simple and easy to...

Deadspin How Simone Biles Broke Gymnastics | Gawker Bars Are Not Fun | Gizmodo Apple’s Best Laptop I

by Kinja on Kinja Roundup | Aug 12, 2016 | Mind Success

Deadspin How Simone Biles Broke Gymnastics | Gawker Bars Are Not Fun | Gizmodo Apple’s Best Laptop Is Four Years Old | Titanic Instead Of Hitting The Iceberg, The Titanic Should Have Gone Around It | Source: LifeHacker

Download and Print Your Own Topographical Maps from National Geographic

by Thorin Klosowski | Aug 12, 2016 | Mind Success

You can snag good topographic maps pretty easily from outdoor shops and from park ranger offices, but if you want to take a closer look at a place from the comfort of your own home, National Geographic’s released a ton of PDFs of various parts of the United States....