The past is gone, the future is not yet here, and if we do not go back to ourselves in the present moment, we cannot be in touch with life. Thich Nhat Hanh. Source: The Best of Thich Nhat Hanh: Life, Quotes, and Books – Lion’s Roar
30 ways to promote your blog
Once you’ve got your great ideas down on “paper,” how do you spread the word about your spark of genius? Try one of these thirty ideas suggested by Launch Grow Joy and they’ll soon be begging you for more. Via Launch Grow Joy. Blogging infographics. Source: 30 ways to promote your blog [infographic] – Holy Kaw!
The End of Moore’s Law
If you’re a technology buff, you might find this fascinating like I do…
“Moore’s law refers to an observation made by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore in 1965. He noticed that the number of transistors per square inch on integrated circuits had doubled every year since their invention. Moore’s law predicts that this trend will continue into the foreseeable future.”
This might be ending.
I think the end of Moore’s Law, as I have defined the end, will bring about a golden new era of computer architecture. No longer will architects need to cower at the relentless improvements that they know others will get due to Moore’s Law. They will be able to take the time to try new ideas out in silicon, now safe in the knowledge that a conventional computer architecture will not be able to do the same thing in just two or four years in software. And the new things they do may not be about speed. They might…
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Upload Once, Blog Anywhere: Photos from Google
Wouldn’t it be great if you could browse, search, and insert photos from your Google account right to your blog posts and pages? Now you can. Source: Upload Once, Blog Anywhere: Photos from Google — The WordPress.com Blog
Eminem’s “The Storm” freestyle rap is a blistering anti-Trump invective
Eminem on Trump: “A kamikaze that’ll probably cause a nuclear holocaust.” Source: Eminem’s “The Storm” freestyle rap is a blistering anti-Trump invective – Vox
Kangaroo easily jumps over tall fence
Kangaroos have powerful muscles from all that hopping. It’s hard to imagine just how powerful those muscles are until you see them take a real jump, like this one. Source: Kangaroo easily jumps over tall fence – Holy Kaw!
The Science Behind Why Nature Is So Restorative
There’s just something about stepping outside after a long day indoors. Source: The Science Behind Why Nature Is So Restorative – mindbodygreen
How To Leave The Corporate World To Start A Wellness Business
“If I had known the extent of how much I didn’t know, I might have never started.” But isn’t that true of all of us? If we knew the true cost we would never start anything! Reference children and political causes. :-D Source: How To Leave The Corporate World To Start A Wellness Business – mindbodygreen
Pink
Let’s get this party started!
TS: “Seasoned rocker that she is, Pink knows how to work an arena.”
Pink: “If there are 10,000 people in an arena, I can pick out that one person that is the brother that had to drive his sister. 9,999 people are having a good time, I can pick out the one that isn’t.
~ Tracy Smith, “Pink”
Don’t miss the entire segment on CBS Sunday Morning (October 8, 2017)
Photo: Pink | Alecia Beth Moore | singer | portrait | glamor | ram2013
Gone
Congratulations to The Minimalists who have completed their 100th podcast. I love their content. You listen in here: Podcast 100 | Gone | The Minimalists
How to Trust Life Again, after You Have Lost All Hope
If you want to learn how to trust life again, you have to learn to let go of fixed plans and concepts, and you have to learn to put your trust in something bigger than yourself. And you have to learn to surrender. Source: How to Trust Life Again, after You Have Lost All Hope — Purpose Fairy
Aussie kid lists things that suck
This is one of those surprising bits of genius that pop up on YouTube from time to time. This kid lists things that suck––some of which are banal, others much more existential.
Use Location-Based Reminders to Break Bad Habits
Everyone talks about how bad smartphones can be but things like ‘location based reminders’ can be very useful, like this: Hey, Siri. Remind me to do X when I go home or Remind me to do Y when I get in the car…
Use location-based reminders on your phone to remind yourself not to fall for your bad habits. As you stumble away from your favorite bar, get a reminder to go back and close out your tab. Or as you stumble toward it in the first place, get a reminder that you’re trying to drink less. Set anti-reminders at an ex’s place, a pricey restaurant, or the store you shop at too often.
Pink Floyd Live The Reunion Full Concert (Enhanced Video)
Vielen Dank an meine Freundin Moni Schmidt…
Mary Oliver on Love and Its Necessary Wildness
In praise of the “invisible and powerful and uncontrollable and beautiful and possibly even unsuitable.”
“HOW DO I LOVE YOU?
How do I love you?
Oh, this way and that way.
Oh, happily. Perhaps
I may elaborate by
demonstration? Like
this, and
like this and
no more words now”
Go to the Source to sample her poetry: Mary Oliver on Love and Its Necessary Wildness – Brain Pickings
Games
“Whatever games are played with us, we must play no games with ourselves, but deal in our privacy with the last honesty and truth” – Emerson
‘Forest bathing’ is latest fitness trend to hit U.S. — ‘Where yoga was 30 years ago’
Coined by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 1982, the term centers on the therapeutic aspects of being in nature. Source: ‘Forest bathing’ is latest fitness trend to hit U.S. — ‘Where yoga was 30 years ago’ – The Washington Post
The Real History of Columbus Day
Every year, on the second Monday of October, the U.S. celebrates Columbus Day, which commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas on October 12, 1492. Yet he sailed for the Spanish, landed in the Caribbean, and was kind of a jerk. So, uh, why is this a U.S. holiday again?
Source: The Real History of Columbus Day
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