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Geek Tip: Sort Any List With the Alphabetizer
Remember the good ol' days when you needed to manually go through a list to put it in alphabetical order? Thanks to modern technology and programs like Word and Excel, we can instantly alphabetize our work without having to rehearse our ABCs. If you are working online and you need to quickly alphabetize something, check out Alphabetizer, a site where you can input your data and it will quickly sort your list.
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What's the Most Popular Dog Breed For 2008?
Every January, the American Kennel Club releases an ordered list of the top 10 most popular breeds in the country based on the number of those pups registered during the previous year. Before the results from 2008 are released, let's make our guesses for top dog – I've listed as choices the most common breeds of 2007 in alphabetical order (so you don't get swayed!), so crown the one you think will win. And, while you're at it, keep up with all our Best of 2008 awards here.
The National Board of Review Awards
The People's Choice Awards weren't the only big event last night. The National Board Of Review Awards Gala took place in NYC at Cipriani. Jennifer Hudson added one more award to her list winning its breakthrough performance award along with Ryan Gosling for Half Nelson's crackhead teacher.
Peptic ulcers
In This Report- Highlights
- Introduction
- Causes
- Symptoms
- Complications
- Risk Factors
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Treatment for NSAID-Induced...
- Medications
- Treatment for Bleeding Ulce...
- Lifestyle Changes
- Resources
- References
- Spironolactone, a common diuretic used in heart failure
- Niacin, a drug used to lower "bad" cholesterol and raise "good" cholesterol
- Vitamin K antagonists, commonly prescribed anticoagulants
- Dipyridamole, a drug for secondary stroke prevention
- Low-dose aspirin, prescribed for both heart attack and stroke prevention
Texts and Tunes: Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
Spice up your reading library with this selection from Bill Martin Jr. A well-worn copy of his Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See is probably sitting on your child's bookshelf right now.
I was recently introduced to one of his later books, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and our entire family bopped along to its rhythmic beat.
The quirky story, about the letters of the alphabet all trying to climb up a coconut tree, is filled with jazzy lines that are sure to put a smile on your lil one's face.
Geek Tip: Drag and Drop in Google Reader
Sometimes the best geek tips aren't something huge and revolutionary — sometimes they're "duh" things that you either forget you can do, or they're so simple you feel like you should have known but just never learned for some reason.
My "duh" geek tip is being able to use drag and drop in Google Reader to organize your feeds. I've been using the "Manage My Subscription" button ever since I've been a Reader user, and manually going to arrange and organize my feeds.
The Guide to the Chocolate Guide
If you've ever found yourself in a new city and wished you knew where to go to find a chocolate payload then consider yourself lucky. Just in time for chocolate month, the folks at TasteTV have released The Chocolate Guide, a book on local chocolatiers, chocolate makers, chocolate shops, and more. This edition covers the West Coast — it says it covers California, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia; however, I found it to be really California-centric — and gives you descriptions and photos of each place.
Most Popular Dog Breed in the US?
Every January, the American Kennel Club releases an ordered list of the top 10 most popular dog breeds in the country based on the number of those dogs registered during the previous year. Before the results from 2007 are released, which breed to you think will reign supreme? I've listed the most popular dogs of 2006 below (in alphabetical order), so choose the one you think was the most common!
Your Chocolate Words Against Mine
I'll tell you right now, I absolutely love game night. Sure it seems nerdy, but a nice glass of wine and a good game of Scrabble really make me happy. So when I found out that Brooklyn based Mary & Matt created a Chocolate Scrabble bar ($6), I knew I had to order one right away.
Geek Tip: Make a Phone Directory of Your Facebook Friends
If my recent Facebook stories have freaked you out and you'd rather part ways with the not-so-private, social-networking site, here's a way that will keep you connected to your friends away from the site.
Discussed on Lifehacker, this little tidbit from Digital Inspiration is a great way to get instant access to your friends phone numbers.
Just sign into your Facebook account and visit Facebook phonebook.
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