Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Read Today

1.1          Amazon’s Outlet Store in here.
1.2          Amazon Warehouse Deals in here. Be careful, you will spend more time to read the description and comments to avoid some uncomfortable issues.
1.3          Price Alerts from OnlinePrice Alert, by which you could receive an email when the price meets your setup.
1.4          Amazon affiliates program in here, which gives you up to a 15% referral fee on any purchases people make with your affiliate links. And the easiest way to add your affiliate code is to append this to an Amazon URL: &tag=YOUR_AFFILIATE_CODE (e.g &tag=gizmodo-20)
1.5          Amazon Subscribe & Save allows you to commit to purchasing an item on a regular basis and receive a discount for doing so. The discount is generally between 10% and 15%, saving you quite a bit over the course of a year. And you can cancel it in any time only before next shipment
1.6          Amazon Prime one month free trial includes free two-day shipping, discounted overnight and Saturday, and a bunch of other benefits. Because you can get another free Amazon Prime trial every 13 months, so you can “pick December or November for fast, free holiday shipping”.
1.7          Student discount called Amazon Student, by which you could not only get free Amazon Prime for six months as part of the program, but exclusive deals and promotions.
1.8          Moms discounts could help your to save at 20% off when you buy diapers after you sign up for the program.
1.9          More free android app and Kindle Daily Deal every day.
1.10       Plus, you could get MasterCard discount by code when checkout.
2.1          With the post of “How to Shake Up Your Life”, you need:
2.1.1     Step out of your comfort zone.
2.1.2     Socialize.
2.1.3     Flex your brain muscles.
2.1.4     Change up your routine. 
2.2          With the post of “Challenge Your Creativity with Limits, Not Freedom”, you see, “when there is some constraint, your mind now has to look for unconventional ways to get around this constraint. And that’s how creativity flourishes”.
3.1          With the shutdown of Google Reader yesterday, we cannot update any Google Reader feeds in Reeder, fortunately if we have import our Google Reader subscribe to Feedly, now our Reeder could work again!
3.2          It would be a little bit confused that the account added by Feedly is the same name with your Google Account name. So I suggest you delete your current Google Reader account in your Feedly first, and then add new account from Feedly.
4           I’m getting read Zhihu daily from my cellphone recently, which is useful but the content should be well organized, at least not too far away from Lifehacker.
5           A lot of old posts from Bullog are not available any more. The current Bullog looks like a member of Tmall which belong to Taobao Group.

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