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Thanko’s Hold My Laptop Upside Down Thing November 9, 2012 in Features, Hardware by TK Ok, so I’m a huge fan of looking at my laptop, tablet, or smartphone from my bed and anything that holds the device for me is my new fav. Well look what Thanko has provided for my lazy butt! Yes it holds your laptop upside down so you can be lying down and still be productive. This magical thing is about 4lbs and is not the sleekest device holder but what it provides for us the consumer is just great. Source: Thanko
Lying Down Laptop Stand Tired of always being at your computer and your desk? Relax while you work or browse the Internet with this fun but well-designed Lying Down Laptop Stand. As the name suggests, this is a special computer frame that allows you to use your laptop when in bed or otherwise in a more relaxed pose. No more uncomfortable desks and chairs for your computer life! Take things easy! Just use the included slips and belts to secure your laptop, and then lie back and do what you need to do... in bed! The Lying Down Laptop Stand features: Size: 585 x 40 x 300mm (23 x 1.6 x 11.8")Weight: 16kg (35 lb)Includes two clips and beltsInstructions: Japanese (but easy to construct and use)
Scientific Speed Reading: How to Read 300% Faster in 20 Minutes (Photo: Dustin Diaz) How much more could you get done if you completed all of your required reading in 1/3 or 1/5 the time? Increasing reading speed is a process of controlling fine motor movement—period. This post is a condensed overview of principles I taught to undergraduates at Princeton University in 1998 at a seminar called the “PX Project.” The below was written several years ago, so it’s worded like Ivy Leaguer pompous-ass prose, but the results are substantial. In fact, while on an airplane in China two weeks ago, I helped Glenn McElhose increase his reading speed 34% in less than 5 minutes. I have never seen the method fail. The PX Project The PX Project, a single 3-hour cognitive experiment, produced an average increase in reading speed of 386%. It was tested with speakers of five languages, and even dyslexics were conditioned to read technical material at more than 3,000 words-per-minute (wpm), or 10 pages per minute. The Protocol 1) Trackers and Pacers (to address A and B above)
43 Intricate Mind Map Illustrations For the uninitiated, a mind map is a graphical organization of ideas and concepts that can be used to facilitate the generation of ideas and the learning process. The reason why this has been argued to be more effective than the traditional method of learning (e.g. rote learning, linear text reading, etc) is because such structuring of ideas and concepts resembles the way our brain works – i.e. via links or associations. Mind mapping is done by connecting one idea to another with the aid of colors and images to tap both sides of our brains. When that happens, creativity gets a boost without compromising our sense of logic. If you’re thinking of how you can start adsopting mind mapping in your learning or brainstorming needs, check out these 43 great examples of how mind maps can be made. Course Structure. Global Rewind. L’art Invisible. Metaphore Sur Le Cerveau. Another Life Mindmap. Learning Styles. Art & Design. Seven Da Vincian Principles. The Art Of Mind Mapping . Time Management .
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Day 12: A Cootie Catcher for Creative Self-Reliance I woke up in the middle of the night, tossing and turning fitfully. Unable to completely fall back asleep, I let my mind drift to the product of the day (POD). What what be a nice counter-balance to yesterday’s legal form? My addled mind reached back to 2006, when I had started to make an origami fortune teller AKA “cootie catcher” template filled with wisdom. I never got around to releasing it, because I couldn’t think of eight good fortunes that tied-in with the productivity forms. One happy design fact about cootie catchers: all the graphics can be printed on one side! Folding It Here’s what it looks like once you print, trim, and fold it. NOTE: When trimming, make sure you cut THROUGH the color bleed along the dotted line, not around it. Using It The “fortune-telling” are prompts related to being creatively self-reliant. The outside displays my 4 critical process words: EXPLORE – LEARN – BUILD – SHARE. Download You know you want this! » Download The Creative Cootie Catcher PDF Enjoy!
September 2009 In seventh grade, we were required to write all of our assignments in cursive, using a pen. We had to underline the titles using a red pen and a ruler and we had to write our name and the date in the top right-hand corner of every page. The next year I went to high school, where there were no such rules (or at least not as many). I went back to writing with a pencil rather than a pen (especially as I took more math and science courses) and I stopped writing in cursive. I didn't really think much about it, until recently. Last year, I came across a suggestion in The Decorated Journal by Gwen Diehn to try changing the way in which you write to loosen your writing and make the words flow more easily. So I grabbed an old ballpoint pen and some scrap paper and began writing - in cursive. Now, this is the way I have to write - on scrap paper, with a ballpoint pen (which I otherwise don't like very much), in cursive.