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How to stop spammers?

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De Bono training in Europe?

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Usman Qazi liked Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
Nov 18, 2012
Charlotte Fairchild commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"Reading a reflection in the mirror would be like reading Russian, if we are talking about printed words. Music is different. Upside down or reflected would make it quite lovely in strange ways."
Mar 27, 2012
Charlotte Fairchild commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"In Dog says How, the author says that he learned (maybe only in the interview on NPR) that after PTSD, he was told to re-write the story's ending for the outcome he wished he had, and then tell people that. This would help him cope with all of…"
Mar 26, 2012
Charlotte Fairchild commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"Choosing how to Experience Your World . . . . One might also enjoy the book Dog says How. I haven't read the book. The author was on Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippets. He said one foot in and one foot out of this world."
Mar 26, 2012
Charlotte Fairchild commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"Ooops, unintentional cliffhanger follows! Excerpts from books or the opposite of an idea is my favorite spring board. Einstein said, ". . .lazy habits of thinking. . ." which in farming and the "religious Martha" perspective…"
Mar 26, 2012
Charlotte Fairchild commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"No better way to inhabit ideas than theatre/theater. Perform surgery on the ideas, perform opera/plays/morality/mystery plays. I almost never get to see the beginning or the end of movies because of time constraints. Constantly I am bombarded with…"
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Angel commented on Vitaly Kolesnik's blog post Seven creative reading techniques
"Re: Einstein's advice: I'll have to indulging in the lazy habits of reading what other people are thinking so often. ;o) When I read a book that I want to remember, (a reference book, or a how-to book,) I might write a synopsis, sometimes…"
Jul 10, 2011
Franis replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion How to stop spammers?
"Agreed - the process of getting rid of spammers could work faster. What the site has been doing recently is to have spam be reported by moderators, who also warn the spammer with a comment. At this point, the odds of one of the moderators being on…"
Jun 7, 2011
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May 19, 2011
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How to stop spammers?

Hello,I started getting spam via this website. I've seen this on other community sites which are running ning, so there should be some antidots.Spam comes either to Inbox or as a comment to my profile. In the second case I can't delete it. Is there any way to prevent it?Here's the last example:Hello Dear,How are you today ?,My name is miss prisca 5.7 feet,fair in completion ,isaw your profile today on www.debonosociety.com and after going true it iwas…See More
May 3, 2011
LoL replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion De Bono training in Europe?
"My question would be how one becomes a trainer I have ... probably due to hubris ... harboured the secret desire to work for CoRT since I was around eighteen years of age - Where did the time go, I wonder ... It seems like only yesterday *sigh* I…"
Apr 26, 2011
Vitaly Kolesnik replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion De Bono training in Europe?
"Thanks Linda!"
Apr 23, 2011
Linda Laird replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion De Bono training in Europe?
"Hi Vitaly,   Leave it with me I will talk with Susie McClellan in the US, deBono Thinking Systems and get a comprehensive update.  She was compiling an updated list recently.   Linda  "
Apr 23, 2011
Vitaly Kolesnik replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion De Bono training in Europe?
"So far, I have found only three centers offering programs in English with fixed dates. All others are either in other languages or have no dates. Here is the page I made. Feel free to add / edit."
Apr 22, 2011
Vitaly Kolesnik replied to Vitaly Kolesnik's discussion De Bono training in Europe?
"Thanks Graeme, I will try to make it as simple as possible first, and then add more options if needed."
Apr 18, 2011

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Hi, my name is Vitaly Kolesnik. My main professional interests are productivity, creativity, perception and learning. Between my personal interests are Western philosophy and Eastern practices, like bujutsu, ayurveda, and feng shui. I cover some of those topics on my blog, Second Sight.

I run a training center, Dextera Training, which develops online courses and trainings. I am also the author of several productivity techniques, particularly Catena and Omega Mapping.

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Seven creative reading techniques

Posted on April 8, 2009 at 8:09 17 Comments





There are many useful alternative reading techniques that may help us find new ideas and develop our creativity.



1. Before you open a book, try to compose its table of contents. (A preferable technique of Bernard Shaw). Besides developing your imagination, it’ll help you to recall and organize your knowledge on the subject and, therefore, to prepare yourself for better learning. (There is an accelerated learning technique by Win Wenger called… Continue

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At 3:34 on July 10, 2009, Mandy Holloway said…
Hi Vitaly

Sorry I have not responded to you earlier - wasn't notified of your comment!!!! My main use of 6 thinking hats in my leadership development programme is for debriefing experiential activities and then reflecting during the day and afterwards to capture learning!!!!

Cheers
Mandy
At 19:25 on April 9, 2009, Peerada Pojjaroen-anant said…
Thanks,, :)
I'm now studying in a bachelor degree majoring in accounting (second-year).
I'm just interested in a variety of thinking ideas and also cognitive functions.
You are a professional in this field, aren't you? :)
I hope we will enjoy being in this society together.

ps. Sorry, I'm not quite good at Engish...:(
At 12:07 on April 7, 2009, Linda Laird said…
You are not wrong there! But, it's all very exciting. Any and all help gratefully accepted.

Linda
At 22:44 on April 6, 2009, Linda Laird said…
Hi Vitaly,

Welcome to the debonosociety. Thank you for your contributions so far, we look forward to all your comments, blogs, videos etc on going.

We hope you enjoy the experience. Please invite all your business associates and colleagues to join.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards. Linda
 
 
 

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