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Make Something Zen
There’s no haiku police.
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Athole McLauchlan Digital Story Telling, TeachMeet and more
Athole McLauchlan Digital Story Telling, TeachMeet and more Athole McLauchlan Digital Story Telling, TeachMeet and more. Athole is a Primary teacher and M.Ed edu student, who lives and works in th…
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Microcast #095 — Rewilding your serendipity surface – Doug Belshaw’s Thought Shrapnel
Attention, Big Tech, and curating rather than being curated.
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Breaking the Fever takeover: the aftermath with Vinay Gupta
This episode of Breaking the Fever features a podcast takeover by Nithya Iyer - a Preventable Surpri
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Charles Adjovu on A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden by Ledgerback Research Podcast
On this episode of the Philomath Series on Musings, Charles gives his thoughts and takeaways on A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden, written by Maggie Appleton, an article discussing the brief history of digital gardens and its ever-changing meaning from the 1990s to the present, the growth of no-code (i.e., low code) tools for digital gardens, and defining 6 design principles for digital gardens:
Topography over Timelines,
Continuous Growth,
Imperfection & Learning in Public,
Playful, Personal, and Experimental,
Intercropping & Content Diversity, and
Independent Ownership.
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Episode 003 – Interview with Ken Smith - Thinking About Tools For Thought
Links from today’s episode: Ken Smith’s bio Ken Smith’s Old School blog Adam’s Task (book that Ken mentioned) Instant Outline that Andy Sylvester talked about creating (activism.opml) Fargo Little Outliner Drummer
https://thinkingabouttoolsforthought.com/episode-003-interview-with-ken-smith/
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Microcast #087 — Back in the game! – Doug Belshaw’s Thought Shrapnel
In this microcast, I go through three interesting links from my saved list on Pocket.
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Kim Stanley Robinson at The Interval at Long Now | San Francisco
Kim Stanley Robinson at The Interval: The legacy of Ursula K Le Guin lives beyond the page in generations of writers who have learned from her. She used fantastic fiction to imagine ideals for the real world. Kim Stanley Robinson, her student 40 years ago and now a celebrated science fiction writer himself, reflects on Le Guin the teacher, her impact on his work, and how she changed the world.
Kim Stanley Robinson is an American novelist, widely recognized as one of the foremost living writers of science fiction. His work has been described as "humanist science fiction" and "literary science fiction." He has published more than 20 novels including his much honored "Mars trilogy",
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(02017), and Red Moon due out in October 02018. Robinson has a B.A. in Literature from UC San Diego and an M.A. in English from Boston University. He earned a Ph.D. in literature from UCSD with a dissertation on the works of Philip K. Dick.
Ursula K Le Guin was one of the greatest imaginative writers of all time. Her science fiction and fantasy stories (as well as children’s books, poetry, essays, and many other genres & forms) have sold millions of copies, earned dozens of awards, and stayed constantly in print. Her honors include six Nebula awards, seven Hugos, and the National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. In 02003 she became the 20th writer ever to receive the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America’s Grand Master award. She passed away in January 02018.
Le Guin’s book of essays No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters
won a 02018 Hugo award and the 02017 collected edition of her Hainish Novels and Stories recently won a Locus award. A documentary entitled Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin will debut in 02018.
https://theinterval.org/salon-talks/02018/nov/13/learning-from-ursula-le-guin-robinson-ksr
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Mac Power Users #600: Mac Migration & Settings - Relay FM
The Apple silicon transition continues to march on, so David and Stephen sit down to talk about how to migrate to a new Mac, and what settings and preferences they recommend changing from the defaults.
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