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Blog: Ideas Market: The High Cost of Teacher ‘Churn’

The High Cost of Teacher ‘Churn’ Christopher Shea, Ideas Market

Blog: Wired Science » Frontal Cortex: The Cost Of Creativity

The Cost Of Creativity Jonah Lehrer, Wired Science » Frontal Cortex

Blog: Bronx Banter: Salt Peanuts

Salt Peanuts Alex Belth, Bronx Banter

Blog: Swedish Language Blog: 10 Swedish words you won’t find in English

10 Swedish words you won’t find in English jennie, Swedish Language Blog

Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: Taking On Hezbollah – In Paintball

Taking On Hezbollah – In Paintball Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan

Blog: Marginal Revolution: The Grand Gameshow

The Grand Gameshow Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution

Five Best Productivity Methods

Five Best Productivity Methods

Barcelona’s secret to soccer success

Barcelona’s secret to soccer success

Blog: Dilbert.com Blog: Designer Degrees

Designer Degrees (author unknown), Dilbert.com Blog

Charles Moore | Is Conservatism In Crisis? – Capitalism Should Not Be Run By Capitalists | The European Magazine – The Opinion Magazine

Charles Moore | Is Conservatism In Crisis? – Capitalism Should Not Be Run By Capitalists | The European Magazine – The Opinion Magazine Mervyn King said that “the big banks are global in life but national in death.” They come home to die, and we have to pay for their funeral.

Blog: Wired Science: Particle-Wave Duality Shown With Largest Molecules Yet

Particle-Wave Duality Shown With Largest Molecules Yet Ars Technica, Wired Science

Spinal Tap | Movies as Code

Spinal Tap | Movies as Code

How I Went From Writing 2,000 Words a Day to 10,000 Words a Day

How I Went From Writing 2,000 Words a Day to 10,000 Words a Day not all butt in chair time is equal. For example, those days where I only got one hour to write I never managed more than five hundred words in that hour. By contrast, those days I got five hours of solid […]

An open letter to college admissions committees

An open letter to college admissions committees “The solution I propose is comprehensive exams at the end of each course, much like Advanced Placement exams, that thoroughly and objectively distinguish students on merit alone. The emphasis in each classroom would then shift from fighting the teacher for high grades to cooperating with the teacher to […]

Guernica / A Common Faith

Guernica / A Common Faith My point is that lacking the terms of religion, essential things cannot be said. Jefferson’s words acknowledge an essential mystery in human nature and circumstance. He does this by evoking the old faith that God knows us in ways we cannot know ourselves, and that he values us in ways […]

New Statesman – Religion for Atheists: a Non-Believer’s Guide to the Uses of Religion

New Statesman – Religion for Atheists: a Non-Believer’s Guide to the Uses of Religion The fixation on belief is most prominent in western Christianity, where it results mainly from the distorting influence of Greek philosophy. Continuing this obsession, modern atheists have created an evangelical cult of unbelief. Yet the core of most of the world’s […]

Twitter: @shanselman

shanselman An engineer walks into a bar and orders 1.0E20 root beers. Bartender: “That’s a root beer float.” Engineer: “Make it a double.”

Twitter: @BMcCarthy32

BMcCarthy32 Sometimes the air ducts and computers will talk to you, which makes you so tired that the boss gets mad? #japan http://t.co/7ZazeGrs

Blog: Ben Casnocha: Photo of the Day

Photo of the Day Ben Casnocha, Ben Casnocha

Blog: Dave Winer’s “Scripting News” weblog: Blogging newness is goodness

Blogging newness is goodness (author unknown), Dave Winer's "Scripting News" weblog