| | Saturday May 10, 2014  Be a Better Leader by Learning to Learn 99u.com As technology, software, and the impact each has on the world continues to evolve at a rapid pace, how can anyone stay ahead of the curve? The Build Network looked to a 1986 Harvard study for an answer to that question and found that to be a better leader you need to learn how to learn: It's all about with whom - rather than how - you learn. | | | | | Thursday May 8, 2014  Masala Dosa to Die For nytimes.com Saravana Bhavan doesn't look like a house of secrets. Its dining room at the corner of Lexington Avenue and 26th Street is clean and bright and often attracts a line out front. | | | | | Tuesday May 6, 2014  Just How Game-Changing Was That Big Revelation on Game of Thrones? theatlantic.com Spencer Kornhaber, Christopher Orr, and Amy Sullivan discuss the latest episode of Game of Thrones. Orr: Well, that was satisfying. As the world's preeminent hater of the Locke character-this side of Jaime Lannister, at least-I was of course delighted to see the nonsensical Bolton vassal shuffle off his mortal coil. | | | Monday May 5, 2014  Lizzie Widdicombe: Could Soylent Replace Food? newyorker.com Soylent, a synthetic food product, is made from raw chemical components; its formula accounts for all the major food groups. Rob Rhinehart, Soylent's creator, says, "It's kind of an over-all food substitute. In theory, you could live on this entirely. In fact, you'd be pretty healthy." | | | Sunday May 4, 2014  The Best Time of Day to Do Just About Anything lifehacker.com S From avoiding crowds to taking advantage of your body's natural rhythms, there's a best time of day to do just about anything. Here's a list of some of the best. We've shared many of these "optimal times" over the years, but we though it'd be cool to round them all up into a list, sorted by time, from the beginning of the day. | | | | |
Mapping The International Availability of Entertainment Services
It is 2014 and we live in a rapidly globalizing world. Unfortunately, that is not always apparent from the technology press, which focuses primarily on developments in the US. That is not meant as a slight against others who write about technology -- it is just the reality.Tumblr declares war on the internet's identity crisis
What's a profile if it looks like everybody else's? Tumblr founder David Karp thinks a lot about the web as it was 15 years ago. A web filled with blinking words, Shockwave Flash, and GeoCities pages packed to the brim with clip art.
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