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October | 2010 | Resilient Leadership

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Coaching and Consulting for Emerging Leaders. Talent Development and Team Cohesion. Welcome to Almost Adulthood. October 12, 2010. October 13, 2010. On my thirtieth birthday, my father, wearing his trademark smirk, said,. The thirties are rough. He laughed to himself. I wasn’t laughing. What do you mean? I felt my heart sink and my stomach tighten. These were not the words of wisdom I was hoping to hear. I felt like I had barely made it through my 20’s and was eager for a reprieve. This sense of openness...

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Samantha Henig - Bio

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Samantha is a senior editor at The New York Times and the co-author of " Twentysomething. A book on the culture and science of being young, which she wrote with her mother, Robin Marantz Henig. Samantha previously worked at the Times as the deputy for features and the digital editor of the Sunday magazine. Before that she worked at The New Yorker. As the digital news editor and at Newsweek. Both in print and online, and she helped launch DoubleX. And the News Literacy Project. Create a free website.

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Bee Policy: Beer + science + your mom = awesome

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Those who have handled the sciences have been either empiricists or dogmatists. Empiricists are like ants, who only collect things and make use of them. Rationalists are like spiders, who weave webs out of their own bodies. But the bee has a middle policy: it extracts material from the flowers. Of the gardens and meadows, and digests and transforms it by its own powers.". Wednesday, September 27, 2006. Beer science your mom = awesome. Got written up in the New Yorker. Posted by jess at 2:51 PM. I just se...

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Bee Policy: A discovery ripe for misinterpretation

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Those who have handled the sciences have been either empiricists or dogmatists. Empiricists are like ants, who only collect things and make use of them. Rationalists are like spiders, who weave webs out of their own bodies. But the bee has a middle policy: it extracts material from the flowers. Of the gardens and meadows, and digests and transforms it by its own powers.". Friday, September 08, 2006. A discovery ripe for misinterpretation. It's a great day for real. Case here, and the researchers - in typ...

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Changesurfer Radio

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Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies. The IEET is a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization registered in the State of Connecticut in the United States. Please give as you are able, and help support our work for a brighter future. Subscribe and Contribute to:. Quick overview of biopolitical points of view. Paralyzed Patients Learn to Walk Again Using Virtual Reality. Is Dropping Out of College Throwing Your Life Away? IEET Affiliate Scholar Phil Torres Publishes New Paper in JET. Moral Enha...

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cassie boorn | A great WordPress.com site | Page 2

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A great WordPress.com site. From Around the Web. January 23, 2012. A Beginner's Guide to Pitching. Today I am over at She Posts. Last week I wrote a post about how to get press for your blog. After publishing it I got an email from a blogger who was curious about how you pitch a story. What does a pitch look like? When my blog was mentioned on the New York Times. I had sent Lisa Belkin an email that said something along the lines of:. Read the rest over at She Posts. January 20, 2012. Things Move Too Fast.

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Bee Policy: June 2006

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Those who have handled the sciences have been either empiricists or dogmatists. Empiricists are like ants, who only collect things and make use of them. Rationalists are like spiders, who weave webs out of their own bodies. But the bee has a middle policy: it extracts material from the flowers. Of the gardens and meadows, and digests and transforms it by its own powers.". Thursday, June 29, 2006. Making eyes at each other. What do we signal? Well, submission, when the eyes are cast down. Where a dog ...

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The Open Notebook – What People Are Saying

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What People Are Saying. A Day in the Life. Taking It to the Next Level. What People Are Saying. 8220;Proper praise for. Would first observe how essential good science writing is to a functioning democracy, and how few resources exist to develop it. It would then note how. It is the selfish pleasure of having a fellow-science writer ask me questions about a process that I labor over and the realization that there is a sizable audience interested in the answers. Contributor David Dobbs did a Q&A with me.