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day-level permalink  Sunday, September 15, 2002

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Thanks to [On Deciding . . . Better log] for posting the link to the [NYT] Working with Jerry article observing (among other things) Seinfeld's process for creating fresh material. During one of his daily creativity exercises, the comedian admits:

"This is really a crazy idea, you know," he says. "It probably won't work, but that will be interesting, too. You have to motivate yourself with challenges. That's how you know you're still alive. Once you start doing only what you've already proven you can do, you're on the road to death."
The comedian's techniques for evolving mundane life into stand-up bits is chronicled in a documentary titled "The Comedian". The release is scheduled for this October.

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permalink Is there an easy way to synchronize the Homepage template with the Main template?

Today I changed the order of the xml coffee mug, xml icon, and navigator links along the left side of my weblog. I had to edit the Homepage template, the Main template, and the Desktop Website template to make the left navbar look consistent.

Could I make one change in "prefs" instead of making three identical changes in the Homepage template, Main template, and Desktop Website templates? Is there an easy way to keep the Homepage template synchronized with the Main and Desktop Website templates?

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permalink Breathe in, Blog out

Just when I start to think that this weblog, while a keen experiment, has run its course, someone's post takes the words right outta my brain:

...This means though that at some point every blogger will face issues of equilibrium. You discover what "too much blogging" means if you don't have a rock solid way of managing the time and effort invested.

[snip]....So it's thrilling after all these years to be able to exhale, but breathing out is only half the story, and frenetic blogging can take on the feel of hyperventilation. Backing off and taking a deep breath can help restore the swing of new ideas in and new thoughts out.

[Radio Free Blogistan]

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