As usual the website The World Question Center is not afraid to ask the big questions. This year, a great number of famous artists, writers, scientists and thinkers respond another intellectual appeal. This provides us with an interesting outlook on contemporary thought.
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The blog I will change your life features a great list of tips to change your life for the better.
This has been a major year of change in my life - I became a father for the first time in February, I began blogging in April, I relocated from Australia to Canada in July, and I started a new job in November. Along the way I have picked up a variety of tips that I have incorporated into my daily routine to make life happier, healthier, and more productive. Here are 50 of my favourites:
Here is a link to this great post!
For some of you this is old news, but I still find the IBM Linux ad great:
It has been months since I have signed up as beta tester of Scrybe. This week, my account was activated. The first look is exactly what I expected from this great demo.
I will take my work as beta tester seriously and put all of my appointments and clippings in it for a while and report all bugs. In a few months, I will write a review. In the mean time, check out other reviews in the blogosphere.
The University of Kent has published a number of excellent articles to help students to become better learners. I found this article about concentration especially well written and comprehensive.
Fabio Iaschi has created the spot My Moleskine and it containts a very nice layout of art work (all drawn in Moleskine sketchbooks). Fabio’s site is nominated for the Webby awards.