Tea has been a popular beverage choice for many across the globe for centuries. For some, grabbing a tea over a coffee is preferable because there is less caffeine. Or is there? Tea has been drunk in China since before 2000 BC. Back then, it was not yet used as a milder way to wake… Read More

Polymeric Sand Vs Regular Sand for Pavers
Pavers are a popular choice to create walkways both in private homes and in public areas. Natural stone pavers and manmade alternatives give a beautiful appearance to pathways, patios, and gardens and come in an array of colors and sizes. One of the most common questions people have when they are installing new pavers is… Read More

The Fascinating History of the Modern Calculator
Though we may not think about it, math and calculations permeate our everyday lives. We calculate tips at restaurants, determine how much money a grocery store coupon will save us, and compute how much our online purchases will cost including tax and shipping. Some do these calculations in their head or by hand, but many… Read More

How to Track Alcohol Macros
Tracking macronutrients is something that people do for a variety of reasons. They may do it because they want to lose weight or because they’re training for an athletic event. People who have diabetes must track their macros, too, particularly carbohydrates and sugars. While most of the things we eat or drink are easy to… Read More

Does the Sauna Burn Calories?: What You Need to Know
Picture sitting in a hot, quiet sauna, letting all the worries of the day you just had wash away. For some countries and cultures, sauna is more than just a wellness option at the local gym or spa—it’s a way of life. Take Finland for example: In 2020, the Scandinavian country’s sauna culture was added… Read More

What is Raw Weight Vs Cooked Weight?
Have you ever gone to a restaurant, looked over the menu and noticed items with their weight listed underneath? (Or, even as part of the dish name?) For instance, maybe you’ve seen a quarter-pound burger or a ten-ounce steak. Knowing this information can help you count calories or make sure your order will fill you… Read More

What is the Assumption of Break Even Analysis?
Most of us know what “to break even” means. In the context of a company earning a profit, breaking even means you didn’t lose money, but you also didn’t earn. For some companies just starting out, breaking even isn’t so bad, especially if you’ve invested money to start the business, or you’ve recently put a… Read More

Handball, Jai Alai, and Other Activities That Burn A Lot of Calories
Maybe jogging isn't your cup of tea, and that's okay. While it is a great workout to burn calories and get your heart rate going—which is important for decreasing heart disease risk factors and increasing life expectancy—going for a run just isn't as enjoyable for some as it is for others. Luckily, data shows there… Read More

What Are Different Motor Car Depreciation Rates?
Some assets appreciate with time and when that’s the case, it’s possible to sell them for a profit. Cars are an exception because they depreciate as soon as you drive them off the lot–or at least that has been the case traditionally. Motor car depreciation rates can be impacted by a multitude of factors: from… Read More

What is the Difference Between Uppercase and Lowercase Roman Numerals?
Roman numerals have been used for thousands of years, and while they are not used as the primary way to represent numerals today, they are still ever-present in our daily lives. From the Super Bowl and Olympics, to fancy clocks and page numbers, knowing what Roman numerals represent—and, how to use them—is a good skill… Read More