For all you Ronnie Howard fans:
It’s an interview!
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STAR TREK, Google Style
Because the Google geeks love all the rest of us geeks:
What you’re seeing here is today’s Google homepage. It comes complete with sound, clickable characters, and pix within pix within pix. A perfect way to celebrate the launching of the original STAR TREK 46 years ago.
Excuse us while we journey on, to click where no man (that’s how they said it then – “man”) has clicked before.
Aha! For All MONTY PYTHON Fans, This is a Must-See
Found on YouTube:
After you’ve watched the funniest trailer for anything that we’ve ever seen (and we see a lot of $#@!ing trailers), click through to the URL and learn what’s behind it.
Writerly Juices Blocked? Here Are Some New Approaches to Getting ‘Em Flowing
Why Creativity Blocks Happen (and How to Overcome Them) – by Iris Shoor
Is creativity something people are just born with? For many of us, creative thinking isn’t purely intuitive—it’s also plain hard work. As writer Iris Shoor explains, coming up with fresh ideas isn’t always a natural gift—it’s a skill that can be learned.
A few days ago I was telling someone about my startup company. “How did you come up with the idea?” he asked, and added very nicely, “you must be very creative.” This line always makes me smile, as I believe being creative is not a natural gift. Every day I try not to think outside the box, but rather work hard on trying to live outside of it. I believe that creativity can be taught, and I know for a fact that I’ve become more creative over time. It’s not about finding the ‘one’ idea, but rather about using creativity to achieve everyday personal and professional goals. I use creative thinking to sell my product and ideas to people, design better, and even to overcome personal obstacles, going outside my comfort zone.
The Return of MISTER ROGERS’ NEIGHBORHOOD – Sort Of
It’s in The New York Times, but we still can’t believe this!
PBS Is Going Back to the Neighborhood – by Elizabeth Jensen