After reading through my blog, you will see frequent references to Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist, planetary scientist, author, and science communicator. It’s not only for his exemplary presentations, his affable qualities, or his vast knowledge of the universe, but for the way he entices you to be all that you can be. The way he inspires you to explore your surroundings, and to keep learning no matter the circumstances.
On Dec 4, 2024, 10:30 pm Korean time, unpopular president, Yoon Suk Yeol, declared martial law in a surprise late night news conference, throwing everyone into a tizzy, including citizens, police, the parliament, and the military. However, lawmakers rejected the …
*one of the many videos I enjoy listening to at bedtime Imagine you are lying in bed with the comforting sounds of rain pattering against the rooftop, streaking down your windows, and splashing into small puddles on the sidewalk, as …
The other day I shared a tip on how to easily remove duplicates from multiple playlists in Spotify. Today I’m sharing yet another; something that has plagued me since day one – alphabetizing your playlists. I looked high and low and still could not find a way to do this. That is until this morning. It’s so danged simple, it’s ridiculous.
I’ve watched several of his videos in the past year, then stumbled upon this one while skimming through YouTube, this morning. Of course, when I saw the subject matter, I had to check it out. Was happy to see that this simple tune wound its way through his heart, as it did mine.
Does it ever drive you crazy trying to remove duplicates from your Spotify playlists? Because there’s no easy way. And when you have multiple lists, it gets pretty insane. Well tonight I found an easy way and I’m delighted to share it with you. It took me under two minutes to accomplish this and now I’m a very happy camper.
