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The Time Ticketh [Article]

Charlie Stross twists a regular question: Rather than wonder how life will turn out if you win the lottery, what if you learned you had only five years to live? It isn’t as abrupt & frightful as 6 months, so you do have time to consider (& build) your legacy.

Author neilPosted on December 4, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Death, LegacyLeave a comment on The Time Ticketh [Article]

A momentary mistake [Article]

Jason Fried learns a life lesson perspective from a Navajo rug trader: the mistakes in the rug patterns are unintentional, but the decision to leave them in is deliberate.

Author neilPosted on December 4, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Lesson, Life, Mistake, Rugs, TimeLeave a comment on A momentary mistake [Article]

Obama on the Rosa Parks Bus [Picture]

US President Barack Obama contemplates what may have been going through Rosa Parks’ mind as he sits on the historic bus that altered the course of history for black America. 
Author neilPosted on December 4, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Bus, Obama, Rosa ParksLeave a comment on Obama on the Rosa Parks Bus [Picture]

Will Smith on Life [Video]

A compilation of Will Smith interviews sharing his philosophy about life

Author neilPosted on December 4, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Interview, Life, Philosophy, Will SmithLeave a comment on Will Smith on Life [Video]

Who rules the Internet? [Articles]

Who’s going to govern the Internet? These two articles, one from The Hindu (Hyping one threat to hide another), & the other, from the Economist (System Error), explore two perspectives of what is at stake here. Definitely a must read.

Author neilPosted on December 3, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Deregulation, Dubai, internet, ITULeave a comment on Who rules the Internet? [Articles]

The Publishing Industry [Opinion]

If newspapers are losing money on their print edition, why do they still print newspapers? An obvious question, but the answer is not as simple. Nicholas Carr takes a crack at the problem.

Author neilPosted on December 3, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Carr, Newspapers, PrintLeave a comment on The Publishing Industry [Opinion]

Artistry [Picture blog]

What an artist can do with three women!

Author neilPosted on December 3, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Art, TigerLeave a comment on Artistry [Picture blog]

Inspiration [Picture]

A picture speaks a thousand words. This one certainly does:  a mother getting her daughter ready for school, while her younger child is still draped around her shoulder, sleeping. A daily Indian occurrence.
Author neilPosted on December 3, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Education, Inspiration, PovertyLeave a comment on Inspiration [Picture]

A ship shipping shipping ships (video)

The Blue Marlin is a ship carrier, this wikipedia entry says. Watch this incredible footag. Part 1 & Part 2
Author neilPosted on December 3, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Ships. Ship CarrierLeave a comment on A ship shipping shipping ships (video)

Signal vs Noise [Article]

There is such a problem as too much of a good thing, especially with information, says Nicholas Carr, as he adds his thoughts to a quote from author Nassim Nicholas Taleb‘s book Antifragile.

Author neilPosted on December 2, 2012Categories UncategorizedTags Nicholas Carr, Noise, Signal, TalebLeave a comment on Signal vs Noise [Article]

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