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http://dealstomeals.blogspot.com/
This is the best, most practical food storage blog I've found. They cover the old-school basic food storage ideas, but also have great info on ways to follow the current guideline of obtaining 3 months storage of foods typically eaten by our families. And they feature recipes using food storage items, and items on sale at local stores.
Here are a few of the useful sites I follow:
http://makeuseof.com – Great site that features lots of new tools around the web, interspersed with life hacking articles.
http://artofmanliness.com – Nothing extremely innovative, but well-written and more intensive look at many principals related to life-hacking.
http://30dollardatenight.com – For dating ideas (not always great, but sometimes a good one in there)
http://wisebread.com – Good advice on doing stuff cheaper.
http://web.appstorm.com – Lists and reviews new web apps.
http://minimalmac.com – Discussing ways to use OS X without extraneous software.
http://putthison.com – Classic men’s style with useful tips (the episode on shoes is AWESOME).
As for submitting articles, I’ve got a few ideas I’ll send your way, since my blog (http://youshouldbe.net) was originally a sort of life-hacking site. I’ve since changed emphasis, but still have some ideas.
http://beingamotherwhoknows.blogspot.com/
http://bevq.blogspot.com/
http://www.ldswomenofgod.com/blog/
http://overheardintheward.com/
http://visitingteachingtips.blogspot.com
This is the original blog that began as a blog for visiting teachers that provided tips, handouts and ideas to help and motivate them to get their visiting done. It got too big so they added a companion blog that is a storage unit for all the printables, ideas, handouts, templates, etc. That blog is http://visitingteachingsurprise.blogspot.com. Both blogs have great and original ideas and a large readership.
Frequent family history related tips combined with research stories and aids.
My recent post Transcript For Genealogy Transcriptions
I love the idea of your website and hope it continues to grow.
Here's something I think is worth sharing.
http://www.simplyfreshdesigns.com/
This sight has several excellent free downloads. I came across it by chance and don't have any connection to other than as a fan.
http://www.break-line.net
(quotes and blurbs about how to improve the world one person at a time)
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