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Welcome to the Mudmap e-zine!
The term Mudmap is an Australian colloquialism which refers (literally) to drawing a map on the ground with a stick to show someone how to get to a place. It is frequently used to mean a hand-drawn map: temporary, transient, ephemeral. Here it is a metaphor for finding a way through life. This is what interests me - psychology, social media, research and bizarre things. Mudmap originated on facebook as Mud Map, then migrated to a blog: http://mudmap.wordpress.com/ and Twitter @Mudmapped Life is strange. People are strange. We all do strange things from time to time. These things are worth celebrating and enjoying. These are things that I find interesting – and hopefully you will too. Welcome! Please visit me on Facebook, Wordpress and Twitter.
Did you wake this morning feeling especially rested? Or did you toss and turn all night wondering why the night was taking so long? Either way, you were right. Last night we had an extra-long night...
This infographic examines whether social media users actually share more than is necessary -- or safe -- online. (Do You Share Too Much on Social Media?
Nursery rhymes are a lovely way to teach children to speak, to sing, to rhyme and have rhythm, and to develop memory skills. You have probably heard that ring-a-ring-a-rosy is a reference to the Bl...
you'll never guess the twist in this tale.....
Why some people think they're trapped in a real-life "Truman Show"
Here is some amazing assemblage art of a used 1890s Vampire Hunting Kit.
Every idea is different. But when it comes to successful idea execution, patterns quickly emerge. Read on for 10 ways to amp your productivity...
In an exercise in sheer bluff and hypocrisy, I am now going to expand my hypothesis (aka brief thought and opinion) on social media encourages us to turn a fleeting thought into an opinion, and an ...
So you think you are an individual? A free-thinker, unfettered by peer-pressure, doing what you want, going where you want, thinking original and uninfluenced thoughts? Dream on. Humans, like many ...
Let's say you and your roommate have a little side business baking rhubarb pies at home and selling them on a street corner. Folks love pie, and you're having trouble keeping up with demand. But you can only invest so much money in the business.
A collection of 6 Inspiring Indian Social Media Campaigns from first half of 2012 (RT @sthalassinos: 6 Inspiring Social Media Campaigns http://t.co/2JDzZZha via @LHInsights...)...
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I found high-school English to be a scarring experience. I loved reading, I loved books – but I found the deconstruction of books, themes and stories to be soul-destroying, and story-destroyi...
I do not believe in astrology, particularly the sort published in newspapers and popular magazines. I do not believe that constellations of burning gases billions of light years away, so far that n...
With a library of over 3,000 videos covering everything from arithmetic to physics, finance, and history and hundreds of skills to practice, we're on a mission to help you learn what you want, when you want, at your own pace.
Some silly stuff for Saturday afternoon.....
Another that I do not claim credit for, but share for your entertainment (and my own)….. It’s always good to see a man with a hobby! After I retired, my wife insisted that I accompany h...
“Life is a helluva lot more fun if you say yes rather than no” My step-son and his friend have produced a musical. They wrote it, set it to music, choreographed it, sold tickets and put it on f...
You can't actually multitask, you're more susceptible to ads when you're sad, and other surprising facts.
A moving collection of iconic photographs from the last 100 years that demonstrate the heartbreak of loss, the tremendous power of loyalty, and the triumph of the human spirit. Warning: Some of these will make you weep.
Matthew Lacroix We all know (or hopefully we know by now) about the dangers of posting inappropriate material on social media. Drunken pictures of yourself partying when you are off work sick. Abus...
I was never allowed a Barbie doll. My mother said something about unrealistic role models. It was the 1970s and we had the first ever International Year of Women (by inference I suppose this means ...
bizarre things that people (including lawyers) say in court....
a fascinating look at the psychology behind gamification and why it works
Margie Clayman suggests that the real key to online success is enduring the tough times, especially when you first get started.
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