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Monthly Archives "November 2009"

My country, for thee I weep.

November 9, 2009 By Chris Corrigan Being One Comment

This is a quick way into understanding what we are doing in Northern Alberta, and how it contributes to a psychotic consumptive.  This has to stop.  I have no idea how to put an end to this insanity.  We are so far embedded in the system that feeds this Windigo, that it feels like removing ourselves kills us too.

Merci Jean-Sebastien.

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From the feed

November 6, 2009 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized One Comment

Food leads the feed this week:

  • AskMetafilter has a great list of squash recipes for all those winter squash that are plentiful and cheap in the northern hemisphere right now.
  • Terry Patten on exploring big questions in an integral world.  Good notes on polarity management and conscious evolution.
  • CassetteBoy meets Sir Alan Sugar (and Spurs fans will love this revelatory takedown).
  • Rosa Zubizarretta on Deepening Democracy.

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Note taking hack

November 2, 2009 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized 6 Comments

In my work I often have to troll through long lists of pages of material looking for patterns and noting significant trends.  I largely don’t like doing this, as it often requires switching back and forth between the document I am reading and the one I am taking notes on and something about that bugs me.

Today though, I am working on a report and I inadvertently discovered a hack.  I started entering notes at the top of the document, but as I paged through, I noticed that my notes were appearing on every page.  I had accidently been typing them in a header window which repeated over every page.  This was very cool!  As I read each page, I just kept adding notes to the header window without ever having to scroll back to the top or go to another window.  When I finsihed, I just copied the text to a new document and started writing my summary report.

Thought I would share this little hack.  I never thought about using repeating elements in a Word or OpenOffice document like that before.

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