ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

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Month: May 2013

New Experiences

2013-05-17 | Reading time: 2 minutes

A quick and simple hack to ensure that you make new experiences -- here when it comes to eating out (or rather: delivery services).
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Getting Microsoft Word’s Old Menu Bar Back

2013-05-15 | Reading time: 1 minute

Don't you just hate the menu band of Microsoft Word? Well, there's an easy way to remove it -- and get that old trusty menu bar back. It's still like getting a nice instrument panel of a death trap, but hey, better than one that continuously mocks you.
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Mood Management

2013-05-15 | Reading time: 2 minutes

Links to online comic strips that are a great way to start the day. Also: An adult comic/graphic novel.
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Let’s Nuke These Scraper Sites

2013-05-13 | Reading time: 5 minutes

Some sites steal postings from blogs, often automatically. Some way to protect yourself from these pests.
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Disabled Comment Boxes on this Blog

2013-05-11 | Reading time: 2 minutes

The sheer amount of spam (even if caught by Akismet) forced me to disable the comments on this blog.
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Quotes related to (Organizing) Creativity

2013-05-10 | Reading time: 55 minutes

A (very) long collection of quotations I used in the first version of the book. Sorted into the chapters I used. Well worth for browsing.
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Book Tip: “Sticks and Stones” by Emily Bazelon

2013-05-09 | Reading time: 2 minutes

There is a lot of craze regarding cyberbullying going on. I highly recommend this book for a different perspective.
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Changing Habits, or: 30 Days of Hell

2013-05-08 | Reading time: 5 minutes

Some suggestions on how to establish habits.
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Catnip

2013-05-06 | Reading time: 3 minutes

We all have things that work on us like catnip on (many) cats. This is one of mine.
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Thinking beyond your discipline — Or: Making better Photos

2013-05-03 | Reading time: 2 minutes

A look at the benefits of looking beyond your immediate discipline. Here how photographers can improve their photos by looking at and old art, and an ancient one.
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