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A weekly newsletter that gives you 6 brief personal recommendations of cool stuff. Rank anythingThis website is a tool for ranking a list of items such as movies, video games, restaurants, songs, or anything else. You start by inputting an unordered list of the items you want to rank. Then you click the button, and it displays two items from the list. Click your favorite of the two, and then it displays another pair of things from your list. After several rounds, the site generates a ranked list for you, ordering your items from best to worst. — MF Transect a city walkOn your next visit to San Francisco (or if you live there) walk across this small city on the SF Crosstown Trail. Even though I have lived in or near San Francisco for forty years, I discovered all kinds of gems, and stunning views that I had no idea existed. The route is engineered to pass through as many neighborhood parks as possible, with unexpected turns, and hidden treasures. Although you can do its 17 miles in one long day, we divided it into multiple days, ubering back to our start place. The entire walk is enjoyable, safe, and endlessly surprising. Download the app so you can easily follow the trail on your phone. For locals, the trail runs from the new Candlestick Point Park to Land’s End national park. If similar transecting crosstown walks exist for other great cities, let me know. — KK Factors of HappinessThis infograph titled “8 Factors of Happiness” is worthy of revisiting whenever you notice discomfort. I’ve found the quickest way to dispel unhappiness is to ask myself introspective questions to find the source. Based on these 8 factors of happiness, I would ask myself:
I then continue the line of questioning to gain more self-awareness or I pivot to an easy gratitude practice, like listing 10 things that make me happy on my fingers. This usually gets me out of my head and back to the present moment, as well as in alignment with the values and experiences that make me happy. — CD Animal chiropractorI don’t know whether chiropractic care is effective or not, but just watching this animal chiropractor adjust the skeletal system of dogs makes me feel better. Known as Der Knochenknacker (“The Bone Cracker”), Murat Colak is an animal osteopath from Germany who has TikTok and Instagram channels with videos of him loudly cracking the joints of dogs. His love for animals shines through in the clips. — MF 200 Best InventionsI got a clearer picture of present and future technologies thanks to Time’s list of the Best Inventions of 2023. There are 200 inventions listed and some consumer products you can even buy now. This may be silly, but I can’t wait until you can buy these reusable interlocking cup and plates at the store. — CD Cooperative board gameI am late to discovering cooperative board games. Instead of competing with other players to win, you cooperate with them to win. This changes the vibe of a game in a significant way, transforming it from a me thing to a we thing. There is a whole world of cooperative games, but the one I enjoy the most so far is The Crew. Each round of the game consists of “missions” the players need to complete, and the missions get more complicated – requiring more cooperation – as the game progresses. There is a bit of a learning curve, but everyone playing is on the same team (the crew), so helping each other becomes the norm. I am much more interested in playing games now and very uninterested in playing standard competitive games. — KK Recomendo Unclassified Ads work! Here’s how to reach over 71,000 subscribers for just $150. UNCLASSIFIEDS The smartest play you’ll make all day is sharpening your skills for free on Brilliant. Unlock their full library of interactive, bite-sized lessons on everything from AI and data science to foundational math and beyond with a 30-day free trial. Try it today. What do Executives at BlackRock, Google and Goldman have in common? They read The Daily Upside, a free business newsletter that gives analysis like The Economist, and insight like a Bloomberg terminal all in under 5 minutes. Sign up for free. Spanish Immersion Daycare & Preschool - Tierra Encantada A warm, community-oriented Spanish Immersion Daycare and Preschool. The leader in Spanish immersion early education. Join Today! deepculture sends you 10 interesting things every week right in your inbox. Enjoyed by more than 13 thousand readers! Luxury pens can seem like an indulgence, until you’ve held a Montegrappa. Substantial and impeccably handcrafted, Italy’s most prestigious pens have inspired creatives from Hemingway to Jony Ive. Create the design that expresses you with their slick Made by You custom service. (Ever wished for a second pair of ears?) Enter Wave: Your AI Note Taker for iOS. In a tap, turn lectures, calls, and meetings into clear notes. Wave ensures every detail is captured. Experience the ultimate AI companion on the go. Enjoy our free tier, no CC or purchase required. Find out the answer to this and other questions about creativity, art, and life on Still Human — the newsletter for anyone who wants to fall back in love with being a person. Recomendo is published by Cool Tools Lab, a small company of three people. We run the Cool Tools website, a YouTube channel, and other newsletters, including Gar’s Tips & Tools, Nomadico, What’s in my NOW? and Book Freak. Recomendo is copyrighted by Cool Tools Lab, LLC. Commissions may be earned from the links above. |
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