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Five ways to find ten minutes to exercise (1)
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Do you promise yourself that you’ll fit in three gym sessions every week – and then end up working late every night? Do you have brief enthusiasm for the idea of jogging for an hour every morning – then have second thoughts when your alarm goes off at some unearthly hour? Are you just too busy to find a whole hour or two to exercise? The good news is that you don’t have to exercise ...Shared by George (3)Contribute comment - Lose weight while playing World of Warcraft? Wow! (1)
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Screencasting: How To Start, Tools and Guidelines (125)
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By Adam Hay Some companies have made a living creating a sort of “virtual classroom,” allowing members to learn at their own pace when they have the time using video tutorials. The advantages of the classroom setting stem from a one on one experience and the ability of the instructor to show the ideas and theories rather than simply explain them. Screencasting, or sharing your virtual desktop via video presentation, has exploded in popularity with ...Shared by !&# (23) Aaron Junod (2) Abdullah Cetin CAVDAR (52) Adam (13) Adam Helweh (41) AJ (173) Akai (25) Alex (102) alireza (79) Alisher (8) Andrew Harmel-Law (27) Angelo R. (1) Anol (6) assbach (21) Bananalope (8) Bob Hazlett (10) bradygaster (13) Brandon (5) Brian (17) Bruce (3) camilo oliveira (2) Chandoo (9) Chris Ediger (0) Chris Ryall (19) Christopher (50) clarQue (10) CONSTantius (11) Daniel Paz (0) Daniele "Marlenek" Vietri (2) Dartanyon (2) Dave (3) Dave Cheong (15) Diego (18) djspark (55) Dorn (9) DragonWeb (12) DrBaher (6) ehu4ever (80) ellie (11) Emon (9) Erich (6) FiZ (0) Fofa (15) Frank (8) Fred Zelders (9) Gary (1) George (3) Gerard (34) glongman (8) Goatlady (17) gocrawford (2) graywolf (33) Guillermo (2) Gustavo (7) hankfdh (3) Heather (38) HejGustav (30) ilyas (56) isbn9760806 (4) ivanoats (23) James Argyle (9) james young (26) Jan (17) JC (10) Jeremy Harrington (10) Joe Haynes (16) John (12) John (25) John Brissenden (0) Jon Phillips (23) Jonas (0) Juan Pablo Ortiz Arechiga (4) Juras Vetrau (6) Kerry (31) Kevin (3) Kim A (1) koke (9) lebachai (7) leedsjimbo (39) mac the mac (0) Marcel (5) Marianne (11) mark (2) Matt (1) Matt Killeen (4) Mike (44) Mithrill (3) Mushin (51) netman (15) Nils (10) ordizia (28) Peli (28) Peppermint (7) Pete Barry (5) philgerb (10) Polle de Maagt (9) Retta (9) rexy (23) Richard Fritzson (0) rick (10) Robert Dempsey (13) Roger Kondrat (5) Sasha Kovaliov (10) Sham (107) Shane (16) Srinvard (65) Steve Meldrum (0) Stubbs (6) Sue (33) Sumesh (101) Ted (8) Thomas Reimer S (13) Tim (1) Tinu (14) Travis Jon Allison (5) Tzury (19) Valentino (0) Wayne (48) Wayne Lewis (0) WebFlint (3) William Cui (19) wizardElite (6) yojibee (19) yoshy (339) zsafwan (45)Explore read five notes- glongman said: As I watch more and more online video these days I find that the audio on screencasts is always too low. Even if I crank the volume it's barely audible. Two screencasts in the last week were punted because of this.
- Sue said: Good tool roundup for folks just getting started in this space.
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- Chris Ediger said: Don't need this, but with some of the online ideas that we've been floating around this will come in very handy someday soon. Good article.
- Srinvard said: Very useful info on screencasting
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Can ‘World of Warcraft’ make you smarter? (2)
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Researchers who gathered in Boston for the American Psychological Association convention detailed a series of studies suggesting video games can be powerful learning tools — from increasing younger students’ problem-solving potential to improving the suturing skills of laparoscopic surgeons. Interesting read. Here is my list of 5 things I learned from an MMO: 1. Don’t stand in fire. (Thanks, Dol.) 2. Following someone, and then leaving to do something else will result in injury, embarrassment, ...Shared by George (3) Gwenny (35)Contribute comment -
50 Amazing and Essential Novels to Enrich Your Library (82)
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I recently ran into a couple of reading lists (I’ll share them at the end) and realized that I LOVE reading book recommendations. I can’t get enough of them. So I decided to compile my own (somewhat eclectic) list of novels I think are amazing and essential to every library. I hope you enjoy it. I should make some notes before diving in. First, this isn’t a comprehensive list of classics. It’s not a comprehensive ...Shared by ~C4Chaos (84) Ali T (20) Amerynn (2) Andy (22) Ansaar Modack (24) April (6) Atomic Bombshell (8) BasikX (2) blakeneven (27) BluesForPablo (18) Brett Stewart (4) Brianna (7) Captain Heart Nibbler (10) Charles (27) Chi Guy (4) Coop (25) David (8) djspark (55) dobata (366) DrBaher (6) DrPete (4) Duncan (0) emersunn (8) Esoos Bobnar (2) George (3) guanling (10) Gus (17) Hayk (28) Hufi (10) Ign74 (4) Imran (0) Jade Craven (1) Jason (21) Jeff Rivers (7) Jenn (26) Jeremy Neal (32) Jodi Moore (28) Joe Paravisini (13) Joel Franusic (5) johnmarkos (6) Jonas (17) Jonathan Chum (0) Joseph Miller (3) Josh Lawton (0) Julianne (5) junal (4) Justin "Uncle Bubba" Roepel (13) karabatov (5) Kathy (330) Kerry (31) knv (3) Leanne Nelson (20) LisaSabin-Wilson (1) Marianne (11) Max Shirley (0) Megan (3) Michelle (15) Mike Mahaffie (1) Mitchell Tsai (27) mwsmedia (2) nahiacreations (10) Nice Fish Films (64) PlanningQueen (6) Radu (6) rasml (6) Rob (3) Roel (18) sampsa (29) shrutes (8) Stephen (0) Stephen (3) Thomas Hochmann (1) Timuche (20) Tink *~*~* (12) Tino (8) Twi (2) Ullash (23) Vishy007 (5) Will WM (1) Yinka (9) Zenith (27)Explore read five notes- Brett Stewart said: Another book list I'll never get through, but fun nonetheless.
- Coop said: Solid list, but 'The Time Traveler’s Wife'?
- Twi said: This is a surprisingly good list of books. I've read about 1/2 of them, and all are great recommendations. Hooray BOOKS@!
- shrutes said: yikes, I haven't red a lot of these!
- Tink *~*~* said: How awesome to see so many of my favorite classics on this list! I think I'll have to write about what's on my own bookshelves now... :D
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GeekDad Goes to the Gym (3)
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Among geeks, fitness can be a touchy subject. Or perhaps more often an ignored subject. Not that there aren't fitness geeks out there, but let's be honest -- the stereotype of geeks as fat, or at least flabby, isn't as far from the truth as we might like it to be. I should know. Coming into this year, I weighed in at 245, mostly due to the "geek" aspect of my life. A tendency to ...Contribute comment -
The 6 weirdest diet aids for your office desk (3)
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Since it’s Friday, I thought I’d share a selection of rather weird and wonderful products that I’ve come across online. These are all gadgets and trinkets to keep on or around your desk, as they might help you with your dieting/exercise … and they’re just plain fun! Is it a spoon? Is it a pen..? Ever forgotten the spoon for your yoghurt, the knife to spread cream cheese on your roll, or the fork to ...Contribute comment -
40 Professional Icon Sets For Free Download | Graphics | Smashing Magazine (16)
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When it comes to icons, web designers and graphic artists have an excellent opportunity to showcase their craft, prove their experience and explore their creativity. A sweet, nice icon set is a perfect showcase of designer’s work and a powerful instrument to build up your reputation online. In fact, designers make use of it, creating absolutely amazing icon sets and offering them for free download. However, designing a high-quality icon set isn’t an easy task. ...Shared by Adam Chlan (0) Bigadic Mania™ (21) Brendan (16) Dan (36) George (3) jcsizmadi (17) Kevin (11) laptop (16) lyonora (11) negonicrac (12) Neil (8) Patrick (0) Sarav (5) Stelios Kiousis (14) tbeseda (20) Tonijua (0)Contribute comment - Geek Into Shape & The Diggnation Workout - Outdoor Edition (1)
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Top Ten Web Typography Sins | Events | Smashing Magazine (110)
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By Steven D. While many designers have been quick to embrace web standards, it’s surprising how often the basic standards of typography are neglected. Here are ten deadly sins to avoid in your web typography: 1. Using hyphens instead of an em dash If you need to interrupt yourself, do it with an em dash (alt+0151) instead of a pair of minus signs. This is a top pet peeve for countless editors. 2. Using periods ...Shared by !!blue (12) acafourek (12) Adrian (7) Alix (23) Andrew (31) ani625 (85) assbach (21) Ben (2) Bill Keaggy (17) Brad Cooper (1) Brandon J. Mendelson (17) Brooke Adcox (9) brownpau (47) Bruce (13) Bruce (3) Camille Roux (9) CannonGod (217) Christian (56) Christoph Thelen (1) Chu Yeow (11) Cogo (20) craniac (24) Daidaros (9) Daniel (18) David Hughes (5) Doug Stewart (28) elmarco (5) Faraz (1) fatihturan (67) George (3) Gerard (34) Gus (17) Gyuri (9) hunikal (21) Igor Varyvoda (14) J. Phil (24) Jake (1) james young (26) Jandy (21) Jason (5) Jaume Salvà i Lara (9) javier (59) Jeff Trexler (4) jharwig (1) Jon Phillips (23) Jonathan (16) Jonathan Christopher (0) Jonny Hou (2) Julian Gruber (51) K. Adam Christensen (13) Kahong (12) kamiyar (5) Keith (10) kevan (7) Lars Trieloff (1) leigh valliere (12) lendicom (18) Lindsay (15) Luke (2) marcell (25) Mark (9) Matt (15) Matthew (0) Mel (32) Merlik (8) Mike F (455) Mladen (87) Mox Folder (3) MrGuff (80) Patrick (0) Phil Smirnov (6) Piotr (16) Piotr O (6) PortentInt (12) Rachael (2) Ray Metzen (0) reve100 (1) rmorrell (53) Robert Birming (33) Robert DeBord (11) Robin (11) roedward (67) rtsnance (8) Ryan (14) Sam (23) Scott Williams (1) Seth Baur (2) Seth G (41) Seth_ (7) SharonG (63) Shoshannah F (40) SJudd (4) snake (2) Snow (13) Srandy (30) st even (4) Stephan M (42) Stephanie Gulley (16) Steve (3) Sumesh (101) theCan (8) Thomas (10) Tibor (6) tim (35) Tony Duckles (7) trentono (8) TriExpert (0) V C (37) Vince (24) winston (21)- Piotr O said: Useful. I'm guilty of all charge for #4, with a misdemeanor in #2.Strangely, some of these invoke childhood memories. I started using em dashes in Mr. Petrella's eighth grade class, when I did a book report on Timothy Findlay's The Wars. Findlay loves the em dash, and quoting the book etched "alt+0151" in my mind. Number 4, I picked up in Mr. Fedak's grade 5 class (he stress the necessity).
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The Five Things You Need to Know About Finding the Work You Love (65)
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“You’ve got to find what you love. And that is as true for your work as it is for your lovers … If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.” - Steve Jobs in a Standford commencement speech One of the keys to happiness — as well as productivity and effectiveness at work — is finding work you love, that ...Shared by Amy (7) Andrea Mercado (0) Andrei (18) angol (21) Atomic Bombshell (8) Beth (8) Chi-chi Ekweozor (25) Christelle (11) Cubicle Hacker (0) D-Arb (18) Dan Dawson (2) Daniel Hoang (7) Darius (0) David (8) Derrik (35) Diana (0) Dimitar D (37) Eric (7) George (3) Gloria (0) hatza (9) Jambamkin (2) James Fridley (4) John (4) Jon Liechty (0) Jon Phillips (23) jonezy (21) Joseph Rodgers (24) Justin Fleming (3) k1v1n (6) Karl Staib (31) Kendra (7) Kim A (1) Krazy (146) lizunlong (7) Lon (2) Mark (2) Marque (0) marshall (15) Mike F (455) oblonski (2) Pat (59) Patty (12) Philip (4) PortentInt (12) Prashant (5) Raphael (20) ReCoder (5) Redzuan (4) Ricardo Hdz (4) rkj (4) Sacha Chua (3) scottpenton (0) Shea Gunther (100) Tanath (42) TcT (0) Thadius (4) tietoukka (101) Titan1x77 (24) Todor Christov (31) tzt (5) utility73 (9) WH (25) Zane Safrit (0) zed (4)Contribute comment -
50 Photoshop Tutorials for Sky and Space Effects (87)
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By Steven Snell Humans have always had an infatuation with the air above us and the space around our planet. With Adobe Photoshop we can create new images or enhance existing photos to include the sky and space as a backdrop. There is virtually no limit to what can be done with some Photoshop skills and a bit of creativity. As you will see from the tutorials featured here, some of the most entertaining and ...Shared by adam (1) AJ (173) Alard (5) Alex (8) Anton Raath (7) Arthur (6) assbach (21) Ben Shoemate (23) Benjamin R (4) Bharath Balasubramanian (3) blacktulip (1) Bramanga (4) Brent Hoover (0) btocher (6) Carlos (22) Chris (4) Chris Ryall (19) chris yuan (1) ChrisOfSpades (13) Danielle Brigida (182) Dawn (11) Dimitris (59) Duane (12) elsterama (38) Emon (9) francesco (16) frivmo (5) Fumi (39) gekow (2) George (3) Gerard (34) geyawei (35) Gino (20) Grace (110) graywolf (33) Gregor (18) HIncubus (6) iAdramelk (0) iHao (1) iHuman (21) jaholbrook (5) jhimmelman (6) JJ.Ying (1) Jonathan Fields (15) kara (5) Kevin Cao (16) Leslie McCoy (0) Lindsay (15) Lindsey Smith (25) Lionel Martin (10) MacMoov (2) mahdi (22) Marcel (25) Marston A, SugarStats (32) Matteo (34) mitja_i (3) Moe (10) Monocut (4) Motyla (0) Mox Folder (3) Muhammad Siyab (23) NaFigator (1) nicmcc (11) nizu (0) pearl (82) Rafa (2) Rafa Lacerda (2) Rob Loach (2) Sarav (5) sean carter (83) Seth_ (7) Shane (16) Siva (2) Sofia (1) somenice (6) Srinvard (65) Steven Verbruggen (7) Sumesh (101) Taylor (16) Thai Son (0) Tom Davies (142) voidfiles (28) webfruits (18) Whiz (20) xrx (39) yasuhiro nishioka (22) zsafwan (45)- Rob Loach said: Photoshop continues to be awesome.
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