• 8 ears corn, shucked
• 2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
• Pink Himalayan salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
• 1 cup crumbled cotija cheese, divided
• ½ cup mayonnaise
• ½ cup sour cream
• ½ cup cilantro leaves, minced, plus more for garnish
• 2 tsp. lime zest
• 1 tsp. chile ancho powder
• Lime wedges, for serving

1. Start the coals on your grill. Using a sheet pan, coat the corn with the oil, then sprinkle with salt and pepper.
    
2. Mix together ⅔ cup of the cotija cheese with the mayonnaise, sour cream, cilantro, lime zest, and chile powder until it comes together.
    
3. Place the corn on the hottest section of your grill and cook for 8 to 10 minutes, turning to evenly char.
    
4. Once the corn is grilled, and while it's still hot, brush each cob liberally with the elote mixture.
    
5. Sprinkle on the remaining cheese, cilantro, and chili powder, to taste.
    
6. Platter up the corn and serve with lime wedges.

Taxes and Selling Your Home

Tip adapted from IRS.gov[9]

Many golfers begin their backswing with a poor turn. This can lead to a flat takeaway causing the shoulders to rotate level with the ground. 

Remember, your lead shoulder should always move away from the target, but also downward, as the hands stay close to the body. Your body alignment should be in sync, which helps keep the club more vertical on the backswing. 

A flat turn, however, usually causes the opposite. Keeping your backswing shallow will cause you to swing down more steeply and cut across the ball, which results in a slice.


Tip adapted from Golf Digest[10]

1. Breathe before you eat. Breathing slows you down and provides a great transition to being fully aware and present for your meal. Try taking eight to ten deep breaths before you start your meal.
    
2. Check in. After breathing, ask yourself "How hungry am I?" Give it a scale of 1 to 10. What physical sensations are you feeling that indicate your hunger level?
    
3. Get mindful. Based on your hunger choose what to eat, when to eat, and how much to eat.
    
4. Peace out. Practice being calm as you dine. Try setting a place at your table, forgoing a tray in front of the television, and pay attention to your dining experience. Savor your food and slow down.
    
5. Eat what you love. Pay close attention to the attributes of your food - the taste, flavors, textures, and how much enjoyment you get from your favorite foods. If you don't love it, don't eat it.

Properly recycling takes some effort. In general, recyclables need to be separated, cleaned, and sometimes, even deconstructed to be properly recycled (think multi-material juice boxes). 

Depending on where you live, your recycling efforts may be all for naught, since much of it can end up in the landfill, anyway. This is because we can no longer rely on about 40% of recyclables being sent to China for processing due to recent policy changes to reduce environmental pollution.[12]

So, what can we do to help? The first step is to reduce and reuse; it prevents pollution and greenhouse gases. Here are a few ideas on how to reduce and reuse:

• Buy (or trade) used items; thrift stores, swap meets, Craigslist, or consignment shops
   
• Use products with less packaging or look for recycled packaging
   
• Repair and reuse; clothing and household items can often be repaired before opting to throw them out
   
• Borrow or share items instead of buying them; tools, household items, decorations, and kitchen gadgets

Finally, if you have extra, donate. There are folks who may just be looking to reuse what you are reducing. 


Tip adapted from EPA.gov[13]

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