Intelligent Links

May 9, 2009

Here’s some interesting links I’ve come across the past few days that are worth a look: Use Your Freezer Efficiently to Save Money (and Food)  [Lifehacker] George Foreman Grill: Kitchen Cheat Sheet  [TipNut] Personal Branding Tip: Get a Google Profile  [Web Worker Daily] Microwaving Beats Boiling for Cooking Most Vegetables  [Quality Health]

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Easily Increase Daily Fruit & Vegetable Intake

May 7, 2009

Recent government guidelines suggest we eat at least five portions of fruit ad vegetables every day.  If you’re anything like me, however, you are lucky to get five portions per week.  It just seems like life is moving too quickly to squeeze in fruits and vegetables, with the result being that we consume less healthy [...]

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Interesting Links

May 6, 2009

Here’s some interesting links I’ve come across the past few days that are worth a look: Receipts: Which to Keep and Which to Pitch  [Stepcase Lifehack] Network Like a Man  [The Art of Manliness] 15 Ways to Make a Good Impression at a Formal Networking Event  [Grad to Great] 3 Areas You Must Invest in [...]

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Study: Red Meat Bad for Health & Longevity

May 5, 2009

The New York Times breaks down a recent study of red meat’s effect on your health.  In short,  red meat is bad for your health and your longevity.  Here’s their description of the results: Now a new study of more than 500,000 Americans has provided the best evidence yet that our affinity for red meat [...]

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Intelligent Links

May 4, 2009

Here’s some interesting links I’ve come across the past few days that are worth a look: Four Easy Ways of Saving Electricity and Reducing Your Utilities Bill  [Re-Nest] 15 Things You Can Do Right Now to Help Your Career  [The Simple Dollar] 5 Best Free Data Recovery Tools  [Lifehacker] Top 10 Battery Hacks  [Lifehacker]

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Class of 2009: Finding a Job After Graduation

May 3, 2009

Young Money provides some good advice for the recent or upcoming group of college graduates looking to find their first jobs.  Here is how they describe the current job market that awaits these twenty-somethings: After college seniors enjoy their last spring break this month, they’ll return to campus for the final weeks of academia before [...]

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Intelligent Links

May 1, 2009

Here’s some interesting links I’ve come across the past few days that are worth a look: How to be Frugal Without Being Miserable  [Dumb Little Man] Personal Finance 101: What Is a Bond?  [The Simple Dollar] 27 Household Uses for Citrus Fruits  [Re-Nest] 8 Awesome Tools to Create and Manage All Your Passwords  [Dumb Little [...]

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How to Deal With Grease Stains

April 30, 2009

While at a cookout this past weekend, a friend of mine managed to get grease on her brand new shirt.  Although I have no idea how much said shirt would have cost, the look on her husband’s face when they noticed the new “beauty mark” tells me it was most likely not free.  And, as [...]

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TwitterJobSearch – Use Twitter to Find a Job

April 29, 2009

  I recently discovered TwitterJobSearch and am pretty impressed.  TwitterJobSearch searches Twitter posts for information about who is currently hiring.  The site currently boasts 42,524 new jobs located in the past seven days. That’s pretty impressive.  I could see this being useful to help generate leads and to get a general idea of what the job [...]

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The Best YouTube Video Ever

April 28, 2009

I can’t help but share my favorite YouTube video.  I saw this video 3 years ago and still, to this day, laugh just as hard each time I watch it.  Enjoy: You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video

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