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For athletes looking to develop explosiveness off of one leg.

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Perfect macro meals can include more than plain chicken breast and rice.

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If your work has you hunched over a computer all day, here’s an easy way to get your back up and moving again.

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On May 28, 2016, the world lost what would arguably become the most famous gorilla to ever roam the Earth. One year later, Harambe’s successor has been relocated from the Louisville Zoo and is starting to make the Cincinnati Zoo his new home. His name is Mshindi, (ma-shin-dee), he’s 29 years old and he is […]

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If you’re searching for a way to add more meatless protein to your dinner roster, look no further than lentils. The affordable, quick-cooking legume packs one serious protein punch and is incredibly versatile. From soups and salads to braises and bakes, here are 25 delicious ways to bring lentils to your dinner table.

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Do you love pasta carbonara, but get a little intimidated by the step that calls for thickening — not scrambling! — the pasta with eggs? Love risotto, but don’t want to spend all that time stirring at the stove?

Here’s a much easier riff on both carbonara and risotto, made possible with the help of that teeny, tiny, rather magical orzo pasta. This is your 30-minute dinner tonight!

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You need more easy chicken recipes in your life, right? Of course you do. These weeknight recipes prove that it doesn’t take a lot to make a totally delicious chicken dinner. Whether juicy thighs speak to your soul or you prefer lean breasts, each one of these easy recipes comes together with no more than five ingredients (you get oil or butter and salt and pepper as freebies).

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Among the recipes that friends and family ask about most frequently, including how to make a proper pot of rice or how to cook perfect chicken breast every time, how to make a decent pot of oatmeal is always up there on the list. It seems that every home cook is chasing that elusive ideal pot of oatmeal: thick but not mushy, and fluffy but not chewy. Making good oatmeal can happen without much brain power (even while you’re still waiting for the coffee to brew) — this recipe will show you just how to do it.

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Perfectly wonderful and pricey clothes can meet their match with one quick spill or unexpected splatter. Often small and inconspicuous, grease stains have put quite a few of my husband’s dress shirts in the “do not wear” pile. The real problem arose, however, when my own brand new, on-sale, perfectly fitting pants suddenly sported a nasty grease spot. Unacceptable.

This led me on a search for the best way to get grease stains out of clothes, and I think I’ve discovered the perfect trick.

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I recently fell off the meal planning wagon — big time. But after too many nights of takeout (goodbye, food budget) and unappealing dinners cobbled together at 7 p.m., I slowly inched my way back on. Here’s how it all happened.

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