The Antidote by Oliver Burkeman
Twitter: @zeldman
zeldman A responsive ebook built with web standards. http://t.co/zMnmu41b
# 2012.06.27 – 11:16
What It’s Like To Be The CEO: Revelations and Reflections
What It’s Like To Be The CEO: Revelations and Reflections
“Wouldn’t it be the coolest thing in the World if we were the generation that consistently got punched in the face, didn’t complain, didn’t slow down, picked up our lunch pails and went out everyday to create sustainable opportunities for a generation that we haven’t met yet?”
# 2012.06.25 – 23:39
How to be a Great Public Speaker | Alister & Paine
# 2012.06.25 – 23:27
Blog: Flip Flop Fly Ballin’: Quick drawing (using Brushes on the iPad).
# 2012.06.25 – 20:52
Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: Capitalism Has No Endpoint, Ctd
# 2012.06.25 – 11:26
The False Allure Of Group Selection
The False Allure Of Group Selection
Steven Pinker does not agree with the concepts of group or multilevel selection.
# 2012.06.24 – 18:48
Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: Fighting For Christ
# 2012.06.24 – 09:52
The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web Designers – DesignFestival » For Web Design Trends | Inspiration | Design Theory | Colors | Web Fonts | UX | Photoshop | Tutorials and more
# 2012.06.23 – 14:47
YouTube: Challenges of Getting to Mars: Curiosity’s Seven Minutes of Terror
Challenges of Getting to Mars: Curiosity’s Seven Minutes of Terror
# 2012.06.22 – 15:55
Twitter: @daynperry
daynperry Via @ctrent, the greatest thing you’ll see today (NSFW language). When finance toads are emasculated, we all win: http://t.co/KPgWT2AP
# 2012.06.22 – 11:55
Twitter: @LettersOfNote
LettersOfNote “I was trying to describe you to someone,” by Richard Brautigan: http://t.co/4TbUE6tF
# 2012.06.22 – 11:11
The Problem-Solving Voter Poll | No Labels
# 2012.06.22 – 10:02
Blog: Barking up the wrong tree: Are younger siblings faster?
# 2012.06.22 – 09:37
Blog: Dan Ariely: Religion and Research
# 2012.06.21 – 10:16
No, You Can’t Have It All | The American Conservative
No, You Can’t Have It All | The American Conservative
“There is no substitute for being there. ‘Quality time’ is a lie. If we are going to put service to our careers over service to our families, then we should at least not lie to ourselves and others about what we are doing. It is unlikely that you, me, or anybody, can be a first-rank CEO, or top politician, or at the top of our profession, and a first-rank father, mother, son, or daughter.”
# 2012.06.21 – 09:35