January 6th, 2009
FindHow is a new ‘how-to’ site that offers quality instructions on thousands of topics. It’s different to other ‘how-to’ sites because it links to the most relevant advice from other sources, rather than providing its own. This makes it a kind of “educational search engine”, gathering expert advice from around the Web on all kinds of topics.
Some popular how-to’s include: How to lose weight, How to plan a budget, How to organize a closet, How to select life insurance, and How to create an estate plan.
Other offbeat how-to’s include such things as How to outrun a crocodile and How to treat someone who’s been struck by lightning.
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December 28th, 2008
Check out the Power of Less Video
Leo Babuta’s new web site: www.thepowerofless.com
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December 22nd, 2008
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December 12th, 2008
Warner Music UK is running a cool online advent calendar. Click on any of the numbered houses and you get access to free downloads, videos and competitions in the run up to Christmas.
Check it out at www.25bandsofchristmas.com
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December 3rd, 2008
I’ve just signed up for a new music service called Blip.fm. I love the way this site is put together. It’s a cross between a blog and your own personal radio station. With each short post, you attach some music for visitors to listen to.
You can make your own playlists, or listen to other users with similar tastes. I’m finding it so addictive, it’s hard to pull myself away from it. It’s even better than Last.fm, and that’s saying something.
Check out my own personal Blip radio station at blip.fm/WiseCat, and I hope you enjoy the music. If not, why not sign up yourself and share your kind of music with new friends at Blip.fm.
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December 2nd, 2008
When you are feeling tired, worried or stressed out, a simple 10-minute breathing meditation session can pacify your mind, making you more focused and in control of things.
A few minutes in meditative silence will give you a whole new perspective on the world, free up your imagination and creativity, and make you feel more positive with renewed energy for going back to the problems of the day.
Just by doing breathing meditation for ten or fifteen minutes each day, you are able to reduce stress, feel much calmer and better able to cope with your everyday problems and difficult situations. It certainly works for me!
More details can be found at www.how-to-meditate.org
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November 29th, 2008
I lovz you Mommy! Cutest kitty pic ever … View Picture
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