Demystifying the Creative Process | Productive Flourishing
Rated • 18 reviews • writing • productiveflourishing.com
A good breakdown of the creative process, and ways to stimulate and streamline it.
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A Simple Escape from Stress: Silence | Goodlife Zen
Rated • 17 reviews • antiaging, self improvement, happiness, relaxation, stress • goodlifezen.com
Sometimes the most relaxing sound is silence. The next time you have the impulse to fire up the iPod, consider this post. -
The Image of Sound
Rated • 14 reviews • literature, writing, discussions • luncheonticket.com.ar
An excellent collection of poststructuralist criticism and essays -
Can Killer Systems Make Up For Lack of Passion Or Vision?...
Reviewed • 10 reviews • business • jonathanfields.com
A skeptical look at turnkey biz ops. It may be possible to implement a set-and-forget cash cow, but the odds of it being sustainable are longer than even regular business. -
Cabaret Brewed Chocolate
Rated • 5 reviews • cooking, beverages, coffee, food • brewedchocolate.com
Haven't actually tried this yet, but it looks like my kind of beverage. -
Rough Type: Nicholas Carrs Blog: The Omnigoogle
Rated • 4 reviews • business, internet, google, web • roughtype.com
Underneath Google vast array of products and services, the company is basically an ad firehose that wants information to be free to reduce delivery overhead. -
10 Ways to Avoid Brainwashing | Illuminated Mind
Rated • 31 reviews • self improvement • illuminatedmind.net
A good user guide to resisting hype and spin -
Short Shorts And Other Fashion Mistakes
Rated • 84 reviews • fashion, humor • momgrind.com
Never understood the enduring fashion for to-the-knees baggy pants -
Rough Type: Nicholas Carrs Blog: Easy does it
Rated • 1 review • science, science internet technology • roughtype.com
Citing sociologist James A. Evans' studies, Carr discusses the narrowing range of new research transpiring as more scientific journals publish online. Evans: "as more journals and articles came online, the actual number of them cited in research decreased, and those that were cited tended to be of more recent vintage."
