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ScribeHow – Automatic Step-by-Step SOP Generator
Here’s a problem most of us face sooner or later: you know how to do something on your computer, but explaining it to someone else is a pain. You either write a clunky email with too many steps, forget something important, or spend far too long taking screenshots and labeling them. Multiply that by onboarding […]
PrintFriendly: A Solution to a Problem You Encounter
You have probably experienced the following: you come across a wonderful online article—something worth keeping—only to discover it’s buried under ads, sidebars, autoplay videos, pop-ups, comment threads, and “related stories” that have nothing to do with what you’re trying to read. You try to print it or save it as a PDF, and the result […]
Norwood Delivers Blockbuster Speech to Historical Society
It was my honor to deliver the keynote speech to a recent event hosted by the Maricopa Historical Society. It was my second invitation to speak to this august group of historians and history buffs. In late 2024 I had addressed them on the topic of Six Great Men, an overview of six of the […]
This Issue’s Hidden Gem: WorkFlowy — The Bare-Bones, Brain-Friendly Organizer
If your desk is a mix of sticky notes, half-written to-do lists, random ideas, and task-fragments scattered across apps — I have a tool for you. It’s called WorkFlowy, and I think you’ll love how elegantly it can simplify and clarify your digital life. What WorkFlowy Does (and Does Extremely Well) WorkFlowy gives you a […]
The Internet’s Delete Button Has a Back Door
Website: https://www.removeddit.com/ Purpose: To view deleted Reddit posts and comments — even after they’ve vanished. What It Does Sometimes, people see a thread on Reddit — perhaps about health, relationships, current events, or advice — and when they return later, that crucial post or comment has vanished. Removeddit allows users to view deleted or removed […]
The Website You’ll Wish You’d Known About Sooner — “JustWatch”
Every one of us has had that moment: you want to watch a movie or a show, but you have no idea which streaming service it’s actually on. You open Netflix… nope. Then Amazon… nope. Then Hulu… nope. Then you give up and rewatch something from 1997. Enter JustWatch — a wonderfully simple, totally free […]
Deal Hunters, Rejoice!
Heads-up, savvy readers: I recently discovered a seriously fun way to score brand-name merchandise for a fraction of retail, and I think you’ll want in. Meet MAC.BID – an auction app and warehouse-pickup experience where returned, overstocked and open-box items from big retailers land up for bidding. How it works: you use the MAC.BID app […]
Norwood secures a second teaching contract
In recent issues of Uncommon Sense I mentioned that Scottsdale Community College, one of ten institutions of higher learning that are part of the Maricopa County Community College District, had reach out to me to have me offer various business courses starting later this month. Interesting how word spreads. Another institution within that system, Phoenix […]
Scottsdale Community College Adds Two More Courses
In the previous issue of Uncommon Sense, (Issue #340) I mentioned that Scottsdale Community College had brought me on board to offer a course beginning October 27th that will run for 8-weeks. That online course is titled Business Communication (Section #34394). I was happily informed just last week that they would like to have me teach […]
Norwood Secures Contract with Scottsdale Community College
I am pleased to announce that Scottsdale Community College has nabbed me to offer a course next month that will run for 8-weeks. The course is titled “Business Communication” (Section #34394) and I will be instructing my students on the nature of communication, skills in effective writing, how to use effective visual aids, how to […]