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Recently my screen broke on my laptop. Instead of throwing it away, here's how you can replace it.

I heard a quote the other day that said "The most successful people in business are the ones who use calendars!" I don't know about you, but I want to be the most successful me I can be. In fact, I only surround myself with happy and successful people, so I'm willing to do just about anything to keep being successful...

Go ahead, admit it: You don't know how to drive stick. You've driven an automatic your whole life and the thought of driving a car where you have to manually shift gears frightens you. It's all good, don't worry about. Unless you grew up on a farm, you probably didn't need to drive stick. However, it's not as hard as you'd think. This guy shows you and demonstrates by using a few people who have b

YouTube has a new feature that allows you to loop videos. I made a quick demonstration so you can kind of see how it works.

We've all been there. You start getting texts, but it's obviously not a wrong number - only you don't have their name in your phone. Here's a quick tip on how to find out who they are without the embarrassment of asking.

If you own your vehicle and your bank, credit union or original lien holder is still stamped on your title, get it removed now! It could cause some massive headaches in the future. Here's why.

Keep this guy away from my lockers! He'll teach you how to crack the code of any Master lock combination if you happen to have forgotten your secret code.

I've always been fascinated with the process of making stuff. From visiting the Tillamook Cheese Factory in Oregon to watching my friends make their own beer, I love the journey. This simple video shows how they make aluminum cans. We take for granted every day how ingenious the design is.

It's Girl Scout cookie season. You'll find adorable girls in full gear selling boxes of thin mints, samoas and others in front of grocery stores and at their moms' work places. There is one trick that I'll buy cookies every time. It's an old trick, but the reason people do this is because it works. Here's what you do:

If you're anything like me, you're terrible at wrapping presents. I have a terrible time properly aligning the wrapping paper, I never wrap it tight enough, I seem to never know how to crease and fold the paper -- it's pretty embarrassing. This guy from Japan shows a great technique for wrapping a present. I'm going to give this a shot next time I wrap something.

I know I'm not the only one who gets his wipers stuck to his windshield. Especially on a frost evening, I have to physically peel them off of the windshield I saw my neighbor do this and thought it was a great idea. If you know it's going to be a particular cold evening, which is most nights this time of year, put your wipers away from the windshield, like you do when you clean your windows... Rea

I saw a video that shows you how to draw a perfect circle. The trick is to hold the pen or pencil straight and spin the paper around. Does it really work? Let's find out. Conclusion: Not bad! I couldn't do it as well as the guy on the video...