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NewZine Archives : 2010 : September 17 Issue – 'Our Future Depends On Creative Minds'
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| September 17, 2010 | 'Our Future Depends On Creative Minds' |
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“The challenges of global poverty, disease, and war, the need for alternative energy sources, in fact every facet of our future depends on creative minds. It’s imperative that we educate our children to develop their creative potential.”
— Abby Connors, How to Help Children Stay Creative
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September 17, 2010 Journal |
Terri Conrad Designs® Giveaway Winners!
By Chris Dunmire, Publisher
Congratulations to Carol Henley, Jodie Foster, and Anna Walker — winners of Terri Conrad's product giveaway! They responded in time to Terri's question “What inspires you, surprises you, and makes your toes wiggle with delight?" and will receive their prizes in the mail soon. Read their inspiring responses on Terri's interview page and be sure to visit her Web site at terriconraddesigns.com. Thank you all who participated!
C-P Sighting: Natural Awakenings® Magazine
A cool and unexpected surprise: Creativity-Portal.com is mentioned in the September 2010 issue of Natural Awakenings: Healthy Living. Healthy Planet under their "A Sampling of Arts Communities" section.

Chris Dunmire
Creativity-Portal.com |
| Spotlight Book & Excerpt |
Being Vulnerable on the Page
By Judy Reeves
Writers expose more of themselves than any other artists. When we write about what matters to us, we unveil our deepest feelings. Sometimes even to ourselves and often when we least expect it. When we write about human frailties, we are writing about the fragile scraps of ourselves. Our words tell the truth about more than what we’re writing; they also tell the truth about us.
Excerpted from the book A Writer's Book of Days: A Spirited Companion & Lively Muse for the Writing Life (2010 revised edition) by Judy Reeves. |
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How to Help Children Stay Creative
By Abby Connors
Every child is creative, but too many children lose some or most of their creativity as they grow to adulthood.
Play — The Elixir of Creativity
By Jeannine McGlade and Andrew Pek
Whether we pursue it through dance, theater, sport or using Koosh balls in a meeting, play is an essential part of human nature and can help us to conceptualize, experiment, manipulate, and build something more effectively.
Tool Box, Ladder and Lightning: The 3 S’s of the Co-Creator Series
By Diana Rivera
I'm a total believer that when an achievable idea clicks, it happens quickly and effortlessly (at least at the beginning) and then it sticks.
Mind Mapping in the Classroom
By ThinkBuzan
7 Ways students can use Mind Mapping techniques for note taking, essay planning, studying for exams, and more.
How to Constructively Evaluate and Analyze a Creative Idea
By Edward Glassman, PhD
Like-Improve Analysis and Focused Idea Improvement techniques.
9 Simple Ideas to Breathe New Life into an Old Bedroom
By Alan Riley
With these nine easily done ideas for decorating, you’ll soon have the bedroom of your dreams.
The Art of Aromatherapy Candles
By Scarlett Lovitt
Aromatherapy helps you to unwind. Its essential oils, when diffused in your bedroom, will soothe that headache and ease your tensions. |
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