Cloudspotting
Antrim, NH - 6/26/17
Bumping the Lamp :: Bob Bertsch
Sometimes we need to challenge ourselves and make things harder, to achieve remarkable results. Failure along the way is a side-benefit.
Building a more passionate future workforce - http:/
Post offices photographs your letters - and they'll email you the pictures - Granite Geek http:/
Reality Winner was outed by invisible dot patterns added by printers / Boing Boing http:/
Staying Smart About Stewardship Volunteers: 3 Lessons from our Shared Calendar | Stewardship Network: New England
Excellent tips for managing volunteer opportunities.
Mossberg: The Disappearing Computer - Recode
"I expect that one end result of all this work will be that the technology, the computer inside all these things, will fade into the background. In some cases, it may entirely disappear, waiting to be activated by a voice command, a person entering the room, a change in blood chemistry, a shift in temperature, a motion. Maybe even just a thought."
The influence of technology on professional identity - http:/
Happiness research shows the biggest obstacle to creativity is being too busy — Quartz
"A 2014 study (pdf), published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, found that people who went on daily walks scored higher on a test that measures creative thinking than people who did not, and that people who went on outdoor walks came up with more novel, imaginative analogies than people who walked on treadmills."
