If you’re setting up your outdoor space to enjoy the summer, a grill ought to be on your shopping list. However, a grill can be a complicated purchase if you’ve never bought one before. Here are some tips to help you buy the right grill.

Size Matters

The first thing you want to consider is how many people you will be cooking for on a regular basis. This will help you determine the size of grill you need. Remember that when the cooking area is listed on a grill, it may include the racks and searing burners. This will limit the actual space you have to cook the food. Therefore, look for the number of hamburgers or steaks it will hold to give you better information.

Charcoal or Gas

Most people are fans of either charcoal or gas and will never consider the other option if they don’t have to.

Whenever you drink alcohol or eat over-processed and fatty foods, it takes a big toll on your liver. The liver is the body’s filter for harmful toxins and when you overload it with too many toxins, performance suffers, leading to larger health problems like liver damage, blood sugar imbalance, gall stones, hemorrhoids, among many other symptoms. Fortunately, by eating certain foods, you can cleanse your liver so that it functions properly, removing all the bad substances from your body.

Green Tea

There are a lot of benefits to drinking a cup of green tea. Besides containing cancer-fighting antioxidants, green tea also has an important substance called catechins that is known to improve liver function.

Wondering if it's time to change careers? Well, that's your first sign that it probably is. Here are 10 more signs that you deserve a better job. 

1. You dread Mondays

It's natural to feel a little weekend hangover on Monday, but if you find yourself absolutely dreading Mondays every single week, it's a sign that your job has become a source of frustration and depression for you. 

2. You don't see a clear path to promotion

Status and money actually have very little to do with your happiness at work. However, the allure of improving your station in life and taking on more challenging projects is a big part of what keeps a job interesting and exciting. 

3. You are constantly bored at work

Unless you are a stunt driver or a rock star, there are likely going to be some boring moments at your job. However, constant boredom is your mind's way of telling you, "you were meant for something more stimulating and meaningful."

The iPhone is often identified as a “walled garden,” which means customization is often limited by Apple’s proprietary security features. For years, “jailbreaking” an iOS-powered device meant releasing it from that proprietary software so you could use it on a different network or download unreleased mobile apps. Fortunately, you no longer need to jailbreak your iPhone if you want to change the appearance of mobile app icons. There are a couple of methods to go about changing app icons, and we’ve listed the most popular methods below.

Method 1: iPhone Explorer

After installing iPhone Explorer (compatible with PC and Mac) onto your computer, plug in your iPhone. iPhone Explorer acts like a file sharing program, where you can drag and drop files from your computer to your phone. With your phone docked to your computer, navigate to your phone’s App folder. Once you are inside the App folder, select the app whose icon you want to manipulate; for example, to change the Twitter icon, you would open the file ‘My Phone/Apps/Twitter/Twitter.app. Inside that folder, you’ll see a file name ‘icon@2x.png’ in the directory. Remove this file from the smartphone and replace it with your desired image.

With 123 years of history, the French Open has a lot of stories and memories behind it. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable moments that have come about with the French Open.

1891

This was the very first French Open and it was only open to men. They had to be members of the French club. However, the first winner, H. Briggs, was a tennis player from Britain that happened to be living in Paris at the time. 

1897

Only a few years later, women were allowed to compete in the French Open. Adine Masson was the first winner.