Interesting Life Hacks, Infographics & Links

A little less than a week ago, I posted about "A little bit of this and not so much of that," a blog that focused on no particularly topic or niche. Now, I am not usually one to subject you to random blogs so frequently, my blogographers, but I am afraid I have come across another good one. :P
 
This one is Interesting Life Hacks, Infographics & Links, a blog whose purpose seems to be explained by the title. The blog is not entirely random, as it focuses on the three things listed above; other than that, though, it is a free-for-all.

The blog appears to be written by a paulz, a man of fewer words than pictures and videos. As shown through his posts, he prefers to let the media of the internet speak for itself rather than blather away incessantly about it. Gotta respect a man who can be succinct!

If you want something to keep you entertained throughout a boring day, then I would definitely recommend paulz's Life Hacks, Infographics & Links!

Life in General

Science is a vastly under-appreciated niche in the world of blogging. Many people don't find science all that interesting to begin with, and sometimes you can't really blame them -- it's hard to get into a subject like that when the people explaining won't  tell you much of what you need to know before hand. Starting from the beginning, or from an easy-to-understand area, is a concept many seem to not get.

While the blog I am featuring today, "Life in General," isn't a perfect match for those looking to jump into science without any previous understanding, it is definitely a pretty good fit for those who already have some knowledge of chemistry and physics from school or personal education.

Here's an example of something you could learn on this great blog:

"In ground state the number of electrons is equal to the number of protons giving the atom a neutral charge.

In excited charge status the atom has lost/gain electrons, this can be because of a chemical reaction or radiation.

Sodium (Na) has 11 electrons, but what happens with excited Sodium (Na⁺¹)

As you can see the charge of Sodium is +1, that indicates that the atom has lost 1 negative charge being that an electron; so excited sodium has 10 electrons, 1 less than its ground state."

Get learned at Life in General. ;D

Beauty In&Out

Beauty and fashion isn't everyone's forté -- especially not mine. I'm well-known for walking out in a t-shirt, jeans, and a pair of sandals on just about any occasion. I can spot many people out there just like me (what they wear gives them away ;P), but it's always many times easier to pick out those who do care, because there are so many of them.

Today's "Friday Spotlight" for new but promising blogs is then, appropriately, Beauty In&Out, a blog about "Beauty, Fashion, Health." The writer, Ace, has so far proven to be an apt and able one, with incredibly useful information such as this:

"Relax the shoulders in the right frame or directed forward, not bent inwards. If you move forward too, lungs could be pressed and you will breathe harder."

This is just one of many subjects already covered on Beauty In&Out. Others include haircuts, healthy habits, and more! If you want to read this wonderful posts, go to Beauty In&Out and improve your life today!

Life Advice from Archimedes

Humanity has always been stricken and divided by our differences, whether it be religious, physical, etc. However, one thing that we all have in common at all times is that we have problems in our lives. Everyone, no matter how big or how small, experiences trouble at one point or another, and this unifying factor may just be what keeps some people's heads out of the clouds.

Just because they bring us together doesn't mean we can't work to solve them, though, so that we might hopefully enjoy ourselves more. Life Advice from Archimedes does just that. According to the writer, Archimedes, "Enough advice from women's magazines. They have never had a clue. I on the other hand can give you the truth, all based in facts and logic. leave the emotions at the door." The Reverend Archimedes is here to help.

Whether or not he is right in what he says is up to the reader (and there is much discussion, as displayed here, in the comments), of course, but from the looks of it, he has helped out a considerable number of people with his advice. It's obvious he has a good head on his shoulders, and much of the advice is easily agreed with. Sometimes it just takes other people to tell you what you need to do, and that's what he does.

Let the good reverend fix all of your problems at Life Advice from Archimedes.