• New Scientist 11 steps to a better brain – Features
  “It doesn’t matter how brainy you are or how much education you’ve had – you can still improve and expand your mind.”
  (tags: Education Health HOWTO Hacking)
• Jeffrey Veen: The Usability of Subscribing to Feeds
  “I have always been bothered by how difficult it is to subscribe to RSS/Atom feeds.”
  (tags: Blogs RSS UI)

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