Class syllabus for "The Structure of Information Networks," replete with many helpful links.

If this thing stabilizes, it sounds like it would be a useful surface. Convert whiteboard photos to scanned PDFs for sending.

How to embed a YouTube video in a PowerPoint presentation.

An interesting question which is not fully-explored by the article. It's something I'd like to write mroe about in the future as I've always felt that the way I write at my job has indeed changed the way I write creatively, and usually not in ways that make my writing better.

Quoted: Making a living from novels or poetry isn't always possible. Do the paying jobs authors take affect their books?

I've got to put together a powerpoint deck for a senior vp preso. I hate powerpoint.

This little article recommends some good things for getting the ideas across most effectively.

How slacking has changed and your moral obligations based on a heightened culture of awareness in how your choices impact others. If you slack, make sure it's the right kind. If you're a workaholic, make sure it's the right kind.

Quoted: It sounds like a dream come true: wake up, kiss the wife and kids, and spend a productive day working from home on projects that you truly enjoy. Here at the Boswell household, that dream is coming true, slowly and surely. We're starting a major life change which includes quitting a decent job (with benefits!). Stupid, you say? Stupid like a fox! While this whole thing's still in process for us, this week I want to share a few things we've learned along the way - and perhaps you, too, can escape the cubicle.

Quoted: This allowed [Tiger] Woods to get a head start on his current competitors, but what really made him great is how he practices. For starters, his routine is merciless. Rain or shine, Woods sets out. More importantly, he always makes sure his practice sessions revolve around learning by doing. He analyzes sequential snapshots of himself playing, relentlessly scrutinizes the elements of his swing, then drills these subtle alterations into his nervous system through thousands of repetitions. Of course, more practice leads to more new ideas, which leads to more practice. "Other golfers may outplay me from time to time," Woods wrote in his book, "but they'll never outwork me."

Radmila, this was a wonderful article. Thank you for Dotting it.