As a child, I enjoyed taking things apart. Occasionally, I would put them back together in a different way. Once you reduce an item into pieces, the enjoyable part of the puzzle is to create new ideas, art or tools.

Imagine if we could take organs or skin or bones and reduce them down to the point of having puzzle pieces that could replace a broken arm, failing eye or damaged liver.

I wonder if starship doctors ever used the replicator in this manner?

I’ve been working with WordPress blogs for a while now. The user interface is clear and intuitive. Updates are handled smoothly and the mobile versions communicate with the website very well.

Posting is easy for content creators, and the plugin architecture offers a variety of additional features. It will help you get your content to your customers on schedule.

Let me know your thoughts on WordPress in the comments below.

I think Nike got it wrong. “Just” and “it” are superfluous.

Do.

…and I am out of practice. I need to put in some quality time in order to freshen up my skills.

Do you know why some people take a negative view of any topic? I don’t have an answer. Just the question.

Taking a positive view seems so much better. It feels easier to do. And it has a beneficial effect on your mood and the mood of those around you.

Like the proverbial glass of water, do you want to enjoy what is missing, or what is there?

I prefer to enjoy every drop that is there.

You?

Then you should be listening to the SubGenius Hour of Slack.

It is a barrage of media, sliced and diced into brain vitamins that fit neatly into your ear canal.

As a ordained minister in the Church of the SubGenuis, I can pray that Bob graces you with slack.

Praise Bob!

I had a call with Jacob Sakol of Sensophy.com — quite a cool guy. Take a look at his videos if you are interested in life coaching.