Chris Brogan On Hacking Your Next Conference

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Chris Brogan has some great tips on making the most of the next conference you attend.

And you’ll find some of my own commentary if you check out the ‘replies’.

Save On Fares If Your Flight Is Operated By Two Airlines

Everyday Loopholes | Search Code Shares to Find the Best Fares!

Each airline is "free" to set their own price, and most of the time one of the airlines will be offering the same ticket for a lower price.

More On Prioritizing Your RSS Feeds

How To: Prioritize Your Feed Subscriptions by Reading Habits

To make his web site feed subscriptions more manageable, blogger Matt Wood organizes them not by topic, but by how much he can stand to miss ’em.

Actually, this is very similar to my own previously posted method for organizing my Google Reader feeds. Instead of labeling them "Can’t miss…", etc., I give them a priority of 1 through 5. For example, Lifehacker is in my 1 folder. Robert Scoble’s link blog is currently in my 3 folder. I read my 1 folder first, then my 2 folder, and so on.

Hack Your Food Via Lifehacker

Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Food and Drink Hacks

You may not be able to power an iPod with an onion, but there are plenty of neat tricks and techniques that actually do work with everyday foods.

I’m especially liking the CD-spindle-as-bagel-holder idea!

Time To Re-Up Your Do Not Call List Registry

Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

If you signed up with the National Do Not Call Registry when the service opened its doors in 2003, it’s time to re-register

A Cure For Onion Tears

MacGyver Tip: Refrigerate Onions for Tear-Free Chopping

it turns out there’s something else you can do to avoid bawling while making dinner

Sweet! i get the worst tears when chopping onions! Wonder if freezing them works even better??

Submit Your Best Green Hacks To Lifehacker

Call For Submissions: Submit Your Best Green Hacks for Blog Action Day – Lifehacker

We know that environmentally minded readers have come up with clever ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and otherwise lessen their footprint on our planet.

What are you doing for Blog Action Day?

More On Watching TV From Your PC From Lifehacker

Hack Attack: Six Ways to Catch Your Favorite TV Shows – Lifehacker

 

Goofy Mousing Is Good For Your Brain (And Your Health)

Not kidding– I’ve been doing this for years and everyone told me I was weird! It helps with back and neck strain too.

Mind Hacks: Why You Should Mouse with the Other Hand

from Lifehacker by Gina Trapani

Blogger Dumb Little Man says that being ambidextrous with the mouse can increase your brain power:

By
switching the side of your mouse-pad you will force yourself to use
your non-dominant hand. This, in turn, will stimulate the neural
connections between the right and left hemispheres on your brain.
Scientific research confirmed that people that use both hands equally
have 10% more nerve fibers joining the two sides of the brain.

Mousing “goofy” can also help you stop RSI. Here’s how to train yourself to mouse with the other hand.
3 Easy Ways to Improve Your Brain Power [Dumb Little Man]

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A Guide to Mindmapping Your Meetings

Lifehacker posted a great article on mindmapping meetings. Read it here with my comments and a list of other mindmapping posts from LH.

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