Mike Schmitz

4 days ago | practicalpkm.com | Mike Schmitz

Do you use tags, aliases, or CSS classes in Obsidian? If so, version 1.9 probably borked them. Here’s how to fix it without having to edit every single file in your vault. What Changed? Obsidian version 1.9 (available now to Catalyst supporters) includes a couple of breaking changes:The tag, alias, and cssclass properties can no longer be singular - they must be plural (tags, aliases, and cssclasses , respectively).

1 month ago | practicalpkm.com | Mike Schmitz

A desire path is "an unplanned route or path (such as one worn into a grassy surface by repeated foot traffic) that is used by pedestrians in preference to or in the absence of a designated alternative."They appear often across large open spaces as the shortest path between two points. You'll find them on almost every college campus, much to the chagrin of campus planners. In this post, I want to share about the origin of desire paths and how you can use this concept to build a custom PKM system.

1 month ago | catholicmissourianonline.com | Jack Figge |Mike Schmitz

Posted Don’t let the noise define your faith — let Jesus do that.” As the cardinals prepared to enter into the Sistine Chapel to vote on the next supreme pontiff May 7, faithful across the world were watching in anticipation. Host of the “Bible in a Year” and “Catechism in a Year” podcasts and a frequent presenter for Ascension, Father Mike Schmitz has been leading a novena praying for the cardinals and the upcoming conclave, which over a million people have viewed. In an interview with OSV...

Nov 29, 2024 | courses.mikeschmitz.com | Mike Schmitz

BLACK FRIDAY LAUNCH SPECIAL: GET THE COURSE FOR ONLY $47! (Normally $97)"I guess I'm just not creative."Those words actually came out of my mouth. I used to think that because I wasn't able to just pull something completely original out of thin air, I must not have the creative gene. It was years before I realized that everything is a remix. Once I understood that creativity was a system, it freed me to do my best creative work.

Oct 29, 2024 | wildcat.arizona.edu | Mike Schmitz

Twenty-four seconds was all it took for the Arizona Icecats (7-8) to take control of their two-game series against the Weber State Wildcats (7-10) and never look back. After senior defenseman Austin Capobianco netted a fluttering goal 24 seconds into the first period of Friday night’s contest, the Icecats went on to score eight first-period goals and send a depleted Weber State team packing early.