1. Jack & The Secret Door Mac Os Catalina
  2. Jack J97
  3. Jack In The Box

It’s an emotional time for me. The publication of my book is just five weeks away. Writing it was intense; it is deeply personal, and in my labors to describe my experiences and insights, I relived much of my life. Joy, pain, fear, triumph, love—all of it. Soon it will be there for anyone and everyone to read, an open door, secret spaces exposed. That fact stirs up many emotions for me. They’re difficult to parse.

In an effort to do so, I’ve been making my way through TED Talks on the topic of books. That’s how I came across my selection for today, Mac Barnett‘s “Why a good book is a secret door.” I’m very glad that I did.

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I love Barnett’s wandering Talk. It’s about how art occupies a reality somewhere between truth and lies, and how we can, too. It’s about the wonder of children. It’s about creativity, and humor, and imagination. It’s about an author of children’s fiction, and his love for his work and his audience. It’s heavy and hilarious, whimsical and worthwhile, fun and forceful.

Jack & The Secret Door Mac Os Catalina

Barnett weaves his way through it all in a way that doesn’t make sense as much as it feels right. It hit home for me; listening to his story heightened my excitement and calmed my anxiety over publication day. That might not make much sense, I know. But it felt right.

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What do you think? What’s your favorite TED Talk? Join the discussion and let me know. I want to hear from you!

Jack J97

Originally for Linux, Jack OS X is a low-latency audio server that lets you, on one side, connect several different applications to one single audio device; and secondly, transfer audio between several applications.
Jack OS X consists of four tools: the server Jack and its graphic interface, called JackPilot; JackRouter, which lets any application that uses CoreAudio be a client of the Jack server; and other plugins that boost all its features.
Some applications like Ardour require the installation of Jack OS X in order to be used.

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Jack In The Box

For Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher, including Leopard.