Hangover Myths, Remember People's Names, and Time-Lapse Your Next Party

On this week's episode of Lifehacker, we're throwing a party. We'll be organizing beverages with binder clips, using a few tricks to remember people's names, opening a glass bottle with whatever you've got handy, and more.

This is the fifth episode of season two of Lifehacker. Today's episode highlights:

• How to stack beverages in your refrigerator with binder clips

• How to remember people's names at a party (and deal with unusual names)

• How to effortlessly document your party with simple photo projects

• We're highlighting some of the great new features of Windows 8, like how it's faster than Windows 7 at pretty much everything and how Metro really isn't that great without a mouse

• We tossed a few more tips from an expert your way for finding cheap tickets, hotels, and accomodations

• We eliminated poop splash with a swath of toilet paper

• Killed of Facebook's sometimes annoying new News Ticker

• Learned about opening a beer bottle with just about anything

• Cleaned up the microscopic shards of broken glass with a piece of bread. (Note: For the purpose of the video, the glass shards are rather large. In reality, the purpose of the bread trick is to clean up the small pieces of glass you may not be able to see well or may be difficult to pick up. And yes, a vacuum cleaner could potentially work well, too!

• Finally, if you're feeling all partied out, we top it off by examining the myths, legends, and facts behind hangover cures

This week's downloads include:

• Mixxx for Windows, Mac, or Linux (original post)

• djtxt for web (original post)

• Top Shelf for iOS (original post)

• Bartender for Android (original post)

• A retro game library's worth of video game emulators

Hungry for a little more? Check out all the episodes in our summer series or the entire first season of Lifehacker.

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