Eating (Life)

This is an extensive series of graphics to help guide healthy eating from making a good smoothie to meat alternative protein sources for vegetarians to storage advice for different vegetables and how to make quick meals. Some really useful information here. (Via Edible Alchemy Foods on Facebook)
http://www.buzzfeed.com/carolynkylstra/healthy-eating-charts#.dkJvKJwBK

Victorian (Names)

A list of little used Victorian names just waiting to start a trend or name a character or two.
http://www.babynamewizard.com/archives/2014/11/20-forgotten-victorian-names-to-put-on-your-list

Website (Programming)

A checklist of ten things your site should have to be truly mobile friendly.
http://mirasee.com/blog/mobile-website-checklist/

Indie (Publishing)

A list of things to consider before self-publishing. Like most lists, your circumstances may make one or two irrelevant, but it’s worth giving some thought to the items. The only one I truly disagree with is the social media account being limited to you as an author. Readers like to see authors as well-rounded individuals, not only talking about their books (speaking as a reader for the moment).
http://www.justpublishingadvice.com/11-mistakes-new-self-published-authors-make/

Walking (Technology)

The benefits of walking for general health are immense, but what about the people who are unable to do so? Instead of the roly-poly people predicted in Wall-E, efforts to develop robotic assist legs are coming to fruition, though cost is still prohibitive for personal use.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/12/technology/wearable-robots-that-can-help-people-walk-again.html