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Month: October 2010

Vanishing Mails

2010-10-20

When something works flawlessly and instantly for a long time, it's hard to imagine that it can fail. But it can -- and that requires the right person to deal with.
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Taking Quotes from Paper Books

2010-10-19

When you stumble upon a good quotation in a book, and you want to keep it, there are many things you can do. The one I like best takes only an instant.
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Liking Moleskine Notebooks

2010-10-19

The strange situation you are in when you like something that is considered "stylish".
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Instant Conceptualizations with MagicCharts

2010-10-12

Hey, there's an easy and low-cost way to get an instant whiteboard -- that works (almost) everywhere. Yeah!
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Using an iPod to assist in Painting

2010-10-11

If you have a smartphone or the like, you can use it to assist you tremendously when you want to paint. Here's how.
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Film Tip: Glee (TV Series)

2010-10-09

Don't be put off by the adults playing kids, this series has a few very good points -- about what school could be.
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Being a little different …

2010-10-08

If you are only a little different, other people can make your life a living hell. And if you are in school, you cannot simply leave. But there's something to this campaign worth listening too.
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Dealing with Rejection

2010-10-07

A very useful tip for dealing with rejection. Well worth keeping in mind -- whether for dating or for creative projects.
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Creatives and Marketing

2010-10-06

A Dilbert comic that has something ... to it. Esp. for creative individuals.
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The dripping faucet

2010-10-05

Sometimes it's the little things that wear you down -- you take them seriously enough to deal with them, but they have serious long-term effects. Also: Zen and Motorbikes.
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