How to Succeed in the Male-Dominated Workplace

Although scientists tell us that women are just as smart and capable as men, women still hold far fewer top corporate jobs than their ball-having counterparts. The reason? Probably something women are doing wrong. Allow us to help.
How to Use Your Cell Phone on the Subway
Starting on Tuesday, cell phones will get reception at six subway stations on 14th Street, thereby ending the sweet, sweet silence on NYC's platforms. But just because you can use your phone doesn't mean you should. Here are some rules.
How to Poop at Work
It's a sad inevitability. No matter how hard you try, how accurately you plan, how much you control what you eat, it's going to happen at some point: you will have to poop at work. It's where the biological meets the professional and it's always, pardon the expression, a shit show. Let's try to make it easier, shall…
Here's What Else You Can Invest In
The stock market is bananas. Why bother? There are plenty of other places to put your money. Which type of investment is right for you?
How to Celebrate 'Odd Day'
Ron Gordon, a retired teacher from Redwood City, California, says we should celebrate today, 07/09/11, as "Odd Day," because it's "one of only six dates this century that features three consecutive odd numbers." He's even set up a website and a prize-money contest to celebrate.
How To Handle Rowdy Teens Without Shooting Them
Thomas Dunikowski of Marine Park, Brooklyn, has become a folk hero of sorts among the "I really loved that movie Falling Down" demographic for leaning out of his window with a rifle and opening fire on a group of rowdy teenagers who were raising a ruckus outside his house. (See "purported" video of the shooting here.…
How to Get Out of the Most Common Kinds of Trouble
Most of us are decent people, but that doesn't mean we're perfect. Speeding tickets, bad credit, overdraft fees: We've all been there at some point in the past. Here's how to get out of trouble unscathed. [Lifehacker]
What Not to Do When Being Profiled by the Media
Philippe Reines (pictured, at left) is Hillary Clinton's longtime adviser/ flack/ purse-toter. He's an inveterate gossip-spreader, self-promoter, and berater of reporters on behalf of his boss. And he loves to be recognized for his work! So the fact that Reines is profiled in the Washington Post today is not a…
How to Take a Dong Shot
The most disappointing thing about Weinergate is the dick pic that Anthony Weiner may or may not have posted to Twitter. That thing was sad! But we're here to show you—er, explain—how it's done.
Let's Bring the American Work Day Back Under Control
A new study shows that Americans work 8.5 hours a day. The eight-hour work day is a fiction!
