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| Blog Name: |
Living Underground |
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http://blogmichaelbell.blogspot.com |
| Language: |
English |
| Topics: |
freelance, weirdness, personal |
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I like sunlight, being calm, woo-woo, tinkering with online projects, tinkering with plant projects, an occasional pint o' beer, ergonomics, learning new stuff, my houseplants, compost worms, This American Life, Radio Lab, making yogurt and symmetry. |
| Popularity: |
8 Followers |
How To Clean A Mighty Mouse Scroll Button
There are many tips out there about how to clean your mighty mouse scroll button. Those tips tell you:
*take a lint free rag and wet it with water
*turn the mouse over, rub the scroll button this way and that
Well, I did that, and it didn't work.
I now reveal the secret those other sites won't tell you.
*spray a little bit of WW40 directly on to the scroll button
*take a rag, turn the mouse over, and rub the scroll button this way and that
Your welcome!
Online Publishing with Associated Content
I've posted my first piece at Associated Content. It's similar to Orato. One difference is that there don't seem to be any limits on the length of the piece you submit. (Orato limits you to 600 words, but not for no reason. Orato's says people don't read more than 600 words on the net...)
So I don't have much to say about it. I suppose I'll publish a review when I have more impressions, though I will say that one thing I do like about Associated Content is that when your piece appears online, they give you code to make it easier to share. Here's what it looks like:
Book Recommendation: "The Write Track"
A woman named Betty Jane Wylie wrote a guide to successful freelancing called: The Write Track. It's easily the best book I've found on the subject. It's so well written, it makes we wanna puke. But it's also jammed full of practicals ideas, dos-and-don'ts, and insights. It's also quite funny. I found it at the library.
Small Victories
I recently completed a 1,200 word profile of a local stock car driver. Stock car racing isn't something I'm particularly passionate about. But what I learned through this story is that even if you aren't that interested, you can still try - and succeed - in making it interesting to write (and hopefully that translates into a good read.)
Another thing: this story is the first I've written in some weeks. It was really hard to get my momentum back. It's like Newton's law of inertia applies perfectly to one's own ability to produce stories.
Co-working office launched in Calgary
Interesting. I've often thought that having a co-working arrangement of some kind would be a great alternative to working from home. At the moment, I know that my output and income are not enough to justify participating in such an arrangement, but I love the idea.CBC News - Calgary - Co-working office launched in Calgary(
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