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Nicole Carlino

Islandia, Long Island, New York
As seen in: Digital Trends, MSN, The Manual, Hotel Business, InspireDesign, 21Oak, Paw Tracks
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Badminton or basketball, which is better for your brain power? New study

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By Nicole Carlino
| The Manual Verified
Playing sports and moving your muscles is good news for your physical and mental health, and it's best to find something you enjoy and are more likely to stick to. Research shows that being more physically active prompts molecular changes in your blood that benefit your body and brain. Exercise, in general, is beneficial for your brain. Are some sports or types of exercise superior to others?
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Why my stay at Costa Rica's El Mangroove Hotel felt like stepping into a hidden paradise

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By Nicole Carlino
| The Manual Verified
El Mangroove Hotel is a sustainably minded resort situated on Papagayo Bay's beachfront, and is one of the most accessible waterfront resorts in Costa Rica, under 30 minutes from the nearest airport. And with all of its convenience, you still feel hundreds of miles away once you step into its 17 acres of lush mangrove forests, where modern design melds with the natural surroundings rather than competing for attention.
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How to pick the best wood for perfect smoked flavor every time

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By Nicole Carlino
| The Manual Verified
I learned the hard way that not all wood works the same when it comes to smoking food. I once used a chunk of mesquite on a batch of chicken thighs and ended up with something bitter and unpleasant. Since then, I've spent time figuring out what wood pairs best with different proteins and how to use it without overdoing it. Choosing the right wood for smoking food can make or break the final result, but it doesn't have to be complicated.
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