Everyone has heard it a million times, drink more water. But rarely do people take this to heart and change their habits from either occasionally having water with meals and drinking soda’s, coffee’s and juice’s through-out the day to actually removing all of that other crap and just drinking water.
Over the past 6 months I have completely over-hauled my diet and consider drinking water to be in the top 3 things to change. My old habits had me drinking an…
[Read More...]College taught me a great deal about the cornucopia of beers and liquors that are available for my enjoyment, but I feel The Ohio State University failed to teach me the necessary basics of wine drinking that I’ve found so important in my twenty something life. The only education I received was that wine comes in two colors (red and white) and drinking excessive volumes of wine late into the night will leave you hurting the next morning (in a…
[Read More...]First, I apologize for being so late on this. Second, I was surprised by the number of people who got the answer right! I have listed the first answer I got back along with an alternate answer to the question below.
Question: http://www.twentysomethingsense.com/2009/04/brain-teaser-2-ropes.html
[Read More...]You are given 2 pieces of rope that are exactly 6 feet long each and a box of matches. Each rope is flammable and takes exactly 1 hour to burn. Each rope burns at a different and inconsistent rate…
Twenty Something life often is very busy and I rarely find myself sitting around with free time on my hands. Each week is filled end-to-end with work, hobbies, friends and family - at times it can all become a little hectic. The only time during the week that everything stops spinning around me and life comes to a pause is at night while I’m lying in bed staring at the ceiling.
Lying in bed at night is probably my favorite time of the…
[Read More...]The Obama administration recently announced its plan for increasing fuel efficiency standards between 2012 and 2016. Here’s the operative portion of the announcement:
[Read More...]Right now, the rules governing fuel economy in this country are inadequate, uncertain, and in flux. First, there is the standard for fuel economy administered by the Department of Transportation. On top of that, the Environmental Protection Agency, in response to a decision by the Supreme Court, may have to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles —…
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