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What’s in a name … and what isn’t? John Maynard Keynes
5 September 2011 – 18:20 | No Comment

David M. Brinley for The Washington Post
What does it mean to be Keynesian? It was the British economist John Maynard Keynes who declared that when, like today, economic growth grinds to a standstill and businesses …

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Geek

From brain over computer, cyberpunk, dweeby, engineer, gadgets, genius, guru, hacker, hardware, nerdy, poindexter, programmer, software, to techie.

Gentility

From aestheticism over aficionado, arts and sciences, bon vivant, civilization, culture, enlightenment, fashion, folklore, gourmet, learning, lifestyle, perception, refinement, sense, to savoir-faire.

Geo

From adventure over biking, cruising, driving, excursion, explore, expedition, flying, globe-trotting, riding, roaming, safari, sailing, seafaring, sightseeing, touring, travel, trek, trip, vacation, visit, voyage, walk, to wanderlust.

Gist

From basis over civilization, core, drift, idea, life, matter, pith, point, politics, quintessence, science, significance, society, soul, spirit, stuff, substance, topic, upshot, values, to zeitgeist.

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φώς (phos) light + γραφίς (graphis) stylus: Drawing with light: Photography.

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What’s in a name … and what isn’t? John Maynard Keynes
5 September 2011 – 18:20 | No Comment
What’s in a name … and what isn’t? John Maynard Keynes

David M. Brinley for The Washington Post
What does it mean to be Keynesian? It was the British economist John Maynard Keynes who declared that when, like today, economic growth grinds to a standstill and businesses …

Ten catastrophes: All-time worst tech industry executive decisions
2 September 2011 – 21:15 | No Comment

Information Technology, software and computer companies are certainly not without their share of poor executive decisions and mismanagement. While dozens of notable examples could have made our list, these were by far the top …

The Coffee Lover’s Guide to Tea
16 June 2011 – 22:10 | No Comment
The Coffee Lover’s Guide to Tea

Melanie Pinola — Coffee is great, but even die-hard coffee lovers might want to give tea a chance. The other beloved warm beverage, tea imparts to its drinkers some formidable health benefits, an extra boost …

Five myths about the American flag
16 June 2011 – 21:54 | No Comment
Five myths about the American flag

Americans love our flag. We display it at concerts and stadiums to celebrate, and at times of national tragedy to show our resolve. We have our schoolchildren pledge allegiance to it; we have consecrated it …

Recovering from information overload – McKinsey Quarterly – Organization – Talent
21 April 2011 – 10:18 | No Comment
Recovering from information overload – McKinsey Quarterly – Organization – Talent

Always-on, multitasking work environments are killing productivity, dampening creativity, and making us unhappy.

JANUARY 2011 • Derek Dean and Caroline Webb
Source: Organization Practice

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For all the benefits of the information technology and communications revolution, …

What Caffeine Actually Does to Your Brain
8 March 2011 – 21:00 | No Comment

What Caffeine Actually Does to Your Brain.

32 reasons why PCs are better than Macs: are they still true in 2010?
25 September 2010 – 17:41 | No Comment
32 reasons why PCs are better than Macs: are they still true in 2010?

by Zara Baxter, Staff Writer, John Gillool.

Once upon a time, these were the reasons PC users could still hold their heads high. But do they still hold true?Background: In July 2007 we’d gotten a bit …

The rise and fall of quicksand
23 August 2010 – 22:46 | No Comment
The rise and fall of quicksand

By Daniel Engber

The fourth-graders were unanimous: Quicksand doesn’t scare them, not one bit. If you’re a 9- or 10-year-old at the P.S. 29 elementary school in Brooklyn, N.Y., you’ve got more pressing concerns: …

Die young, live fast: The evolution of an underclass
15 July 2010 – 13:59 | No Comment
Die young, live fast: The evolution of an underclass

FROM feckless fathers and teenaged mothers to so-called feral kids, the media seems to take a voyeuristic pleasure in documenting the lives of the “underclass”. Whether they are inclined to condemn or …

Forget Brainstorming
13 July 2010 – 15:57 | No Comment
Forget Brainstorming

What you think you know about fostering creativity is wrong. A look at what really works.

Experts assess 10 drawings by adults and children for signs of out-of-the-box thinking. View gallery.
How Creative …