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A 20-Minute Workout to Build Upper-Body Strength

These exercises can help improve your posture and make everyday movements feel more comfortable. (New York Times)

Should You Roll or Fold Your Clothes When You Pack?

Wirecutter’s travel writers and editors have packed hundreds of bags. They’ve rolled T-shirts and button-downs, and folded cocktail dresses and suits (both the kind for land and the kind for sea). They’ve packed for themselves, and they’ve packed for everyone while testing suitcases, duffel bags, backpacks, and packing cubes. But beneath the surface of every pack job, a debate has raged on: Is it better to fold your clothes or to roll them?  (New York Times/Wirecutter)

This Laptop Stand is a Tiny Tweak That Will Save Your Neck

Wirecutter's editor finds a laptop stand that improves his posture, ends his aching backs and fire-screaming arms to say nothing of realigning his mind. (New York Times/Wirecutter.)

Researchers Recreate Ancient Negev Wine Using 1,500-Year-Old Grape Varieties

Israeli researchers have recreated a wine believed to resemble one produced in the Negev Desert during the Byzantine era, reviving ancient grape varieties and farming techniques that had disappeared for more than 1,500 years, according to Ynet. (VINnet.com)