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Category Archives: Stillpoint
Is blogging therapy?
I wrote may last post about two hours ago. This was post #3 after my 30 or so days interregnum. I spent a month rejigging some of my habits, getting rid of junk and clearing the decks. Now I’m just … Continue reading
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Piled up e-mails . . .
I also talked with Max yesterday about people who don’t reply to e-mails. Today I came across an article on e-mail (linked from 43 folders) “If Your Inbox Has More Than a Screenful of Messages In It, You‘re Rude” Obviously … Continue reading
Posted in E-Learning, Stillpoint
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Multi-tasking: the war continues
Time magazine from last week was superb. It’s now official. Multitasking is not good for you, and can be unproductive. Here’s the link: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/0,9263,7601060116,00.html#Anchortoc – unfortunately it’s changed to premium content, and also note for NZ readers, the cover is … Continue reading
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2006, and a New year
Boring title, I’m working late, had a long day. This week and over the next three the folk down the hall will post out 20,000 plus items. Such is the joy of flexible learning. I have only one thing left … Continue reading
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Retreat II
This was time out, originally supposed to be time out with a dozen or so others, but dipped down to 2. Noel and me at Sister Evelyn’s retreat house. This overlooks miles and miles of beach and sea, curving out … Continue reading
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