New York Times – Nov 30, 3:00 AM
The extraordinary friendship of an elderly songwriter and the precocious child of his single-parent neighbor is at the heart of this novel that darts back and forth through the decades, from the 1960s to the era of Brexit. The first in a projected…
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openculture.com – Mike Springer – Mar 29, 2012
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openculture.com – Josh Jones – Dec 6, 2016
From Newton’s mechanical calculations to Einstein’s general and special relativity to the baffling indeterminacy of quantum mechanics, the discipline of physics has become increasingly arcane and complex, and less and less governed by orderly laws.
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Nieman Journalism Lab – Ricardo Bilton – Nov 28
LINK: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk ➚ | Posted by: Ricardo Bilton | November 30, 2017 A new report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism offers a bit more insight into what’s driving distrust in news organizations…
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ribbonfarm – Venkatesh Rao – Nov 30, 4:50 PM
When I think about history, the picture in my head is that of a roiling canvas of many choppy, intertwingled narrative streams, enveloped by many-hued nebulous fogs of mood and temper. Star-like cosmic irruption-events, ranging from discoveries to…
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thereadinessisall.com – David Theriault – Nov 26, 11:52 PM
If you are like me, you hate missing something important especially when it comes to doing something correctly: like writing. There are TONS of things to consider when we sit down to help our students write, but there’s ONE missing element that I…
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JSTOR Daily – Daniel A. Gross – Nov 28, 6:15 AM
It’s a warm summer afternoon in the Tanzanian village of Lupiro, and Mikkel Brydegaard is crouching in a brick hut, trying to fix a broken laser. Next to him, on a tall tripod, three telescopes point through a window at a tree in the distance. A…
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Medium – Nov 30, 10:39 AM
I first heard of Dr. Leyla Acaroglu when she started publishing her Tools For Systems Thinker series on Medium. The first article made the rounds in my various feeds and explained the 6 fundamental concepts of systems thinking. It was followed by…
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