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Free Starbucks Recipes for DIY Coffee Drinks
Here’s another great food-hack from the coffee-drinkers at Lifehacker. Ever wanted to have your own little Starbucks-nook at home? Download the E-book and give it a try. See if you got what it takes to be a great Barista. Post a comment if you get your magical barista fingers to whip up a Starbucks killer.
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Jedi Mind Trick: How can we make this happen?
This one comes straing from the archives of LifeClever, a blog aimed at being a career guide.
You (yes, YOU) must have come across a friend, family member, or just some enthu guy/gal who told you to let go of all negativity. Replace all the “won’t”, “can’t”, “don’t” from your talk into “will”, “can”, “do” instead. Well, today I bring you (with the help from LifeClever ‘ocourse) a true Jedi mind trick. I especially like this trick, because instead of forcing brain to come up with the antonyms of words to turn those “won’t” into “will” or “cannot” into “can”, this trick makes the whole process extremely simple and a LOT more productive in the end.
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Google Dictionary / Firefox hack
I’m a big fan of Google’s “define:” functionality (in google search, type define: life to see it). Recently, Google released a dedicated dictionary page, so I thought I’d create a nice little Firefox keyword bookmark to do this from the address-bar itself. And here’s how this works:
- Go to http://www.google.com/dictionary?hl=en
- Right-click on the search-field, and select “Add a Keyword for this search”
- Save this to your bookmarks with a keyword define
- That’s it!
Now every time you want to get a definition of something, all you have to do is type define [your_word] in the address bar, and see the most current definition come up!
(NOTE: this snapshot shows address bar with “define firefox” in it, but that will change automatically once you hit return. I just left it there so you can see what to type.)
Google offers dictionaries for A LOT of languages.
So you may choose to do this with endef (for English definition) spdef (for Spanish) gudef (for Gujarati) and whatever have you!
I hope this helps some of you! Let me know if you come up with some fun hacks of your own :)
- Go to http://www.google.com/dictionary?hl=en
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