This year again Boston.com posted the 3 part series to show off the year 2010 in pictures. Here is the series.
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The idea: Give myself just a couple of months to achieve these goals, then reassess in January, when I am in the middle of good habits!
~ Josh Janssen
New goals are reserved for January first right? But why? Josh Janssen wrote a nice article about that and started three goals just on the 20th of October! Just like I did with my iPhone 365 Project which was started the 31st September 2009 and finished the same date 2010.
Just put the goals in place when you have the idea.
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This is the first time in nearly two years that I am not going to stick to my 2 posts / week schedule!
But I am kinda proud of this:
My desk is featured as “Today’s featured workspace” at LifeHacker.com.
Here is what they say about my Desk:
When you find yourself with an office tucked into a small or out of the way space you often sacrifice natural light in the process. Today’s featured workspace sports a wall of windows and lots of diffuse natural light.
Lifehacker reader cspiegl has an interesting home office. The ceiling, covered in beadboard, is heavily sloped. Normally that would close a space in pretty quickly but a combination of white paint and an entire wall of windows nearby helps bounce a huge amount of natural light into the room. In additional to the white walls a spacious white desk gives the area an open and clean feel. Red accents, provided by the chair and the cabinets, keep the room from feeling tool sterile and add just the right dash of color to contrast the white desk, walls, and equipment. Check out the rest of the office in the photos below.
~ LifeHacker.com
If you want the most information about the desk: cspiegl.com/workspace
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There are not many workspaces I really admire because of how they are designed and crafted but this one is one crazy awesome workspace done by Joel Vardy.
If your spending a lot of your time working in an environment it’s a good idea to make the experience as pleasant as possible, In December 2009 I did this.
~ Joel Vardy
If you like this desk but still would like to check out mine, I have a page for that.
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“Making Theology God, instead of making God God.”
“Love loving God more than we love God
~ from the Video
Most people know I am not that much into ‘religion’ / ‘god’. But I am very much into thinking about all of it. And this video is very interesting to think about.
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There is a kinda love hate relation ship with it. I normally hate all this sports stuff where—in my mind—it is no more about the sports but about the money being earned. But sometimes I still like the meet-ups of people who party before, while and after a game. Still my focus is not on the game / tournament but on the people who celebrate but OK.
I found it interesting enough to look some matches in Spain and to photograph there but for now here are the photos about the world-cup published by the BigPicture:
I hope you enjoy the photos!
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The best feature of the treetop office, Joe might say, is the girl who comes in on the hour, sprawls across the desk and sings his nonsensical code — sometimes rapping, other times Christmas carolling — before abruptly retreating to her own lair, where she’s also writing, except in English.
~ laura cope
The thing I admire about this space the most are the two cinema Displays and the way the photos are taken — that way the space looks so bright and a bit dreamie. But take a look your self!
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From Denmark to India, from college students to retirees, from yoga instructors to engineers, the stories poured in.
~ Tim Ferriss
This is a great collection of what is possible. Now watch out and get your self going!
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