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THE NEW YORKER: HOW CAFFEINE CAN CRAMP CREATIVITY

Alan Philips wrote 6 hours ago: Honoré de Balzac is said to have consumed the equivalent of fifty cups of coffee a day at his peak. … more →

Tags: Creativity, Caffeine, Creatvity, New Yorker

My Misspent Youth

jessicaclambert wrote 15 hours ago: I was never interested in being rich. I just wanted to live in a place with oak floors. And somehow … more →

Tags: film, Journalism, Books, Family, nora ephron, New York, Megan Daum, Woody Allen, Mia Farrow

NSA Surveillance: Metadata Matters

Jake wrote 1 day ago: An example of image metadata. “When it comes to your telephone calls, no one is listening to t … more →

Tags: AT&T, Civil Rights, Congress, Debate, Dianne Feinstein, Domestic Surveillance, Edward Snowden, EFF, exif

Forget Lobbying Congress; Now Congress Has to Lobby Fox

Geoffrey Cubbage wrote 1 day ago: Have you had your daily “I’m living in a William Gibson novel” moment yet? Well do … more →

Tags: Media & Internet, Fox News, Gang of Eight, Immigration, media, Politics

The One About The Deaf Lady6 comments

le cul en rows wrote 1 day ago: The most amazing conversation I ever had was with a woman at a bus stop in Barcelona in October of 2 … more →

Tags: language, experience?, Culture, spanish culture, New York Times, barcelona, bilingual, Public Transport, ESL

An Insanely Prescient Column on Reality TV

LINA wrote 1 day ago: “This is an insanely prescient column about reality TV.” – Emily Nussbaum This is … more →

Tags: Reality TV, candid camera, TV

Time To Go Nuclear.

cdikker wrote 2 days ago: Time To Go Nuclear. ‘But life is about choices, and we need to make one. We can let our ideals … more →

Tags: Global Warming, Michael Specter, Nuclear Power

Edward Snowden and the "Objectivity" Myth

rivercityblues wrote 2 days ago: I first became disgusted with the full gamut of American media while in Afghanistan. I read “o … more →

Tags: domestic politics, global affairs, Political Economy, Politics & Society, War, Afghanistan, Edward Snowden, Finance, Frederick Douglass

Let's sweep the bad weather away

Paris Bee wrote 2 days ago: It’s been another fun family weekend and yesterday was a blast, celebrating DH’s first F … more →

Tags: #MommyMondays, Babble.com, Cabbage Patch doll wigs, Canal Saint Martin, canal st-martin, celebrating Father's Day, Discover Magazine, first-time dads, France

The Importance of Being...A Reader

tylernbenson wrote 2 days ago: Some part of us wants to be cold and calculating.  This vision of ourselves is tantalizing – i … more →

Tags: Value Investing, Investing, Stock Market, Classic novel, Foreign Affairs, Reading, Books, Emotional Intelligence, capitalism

A Tribute to Leigh Hyams1 comment

poppy2013 wrote 3 days ago: Leigh Hyams died in March 2013, at the age of 86. During our times together, I was renewed, confront … more →

Tags: Art, Artists' Books, Artists' books, book arts, Leigh Hyams, teachers and mentors, Jeremy Denk, San Francisco Center for the Book, Painting

June 15th, 2013 by T1 comment

columncritics wrote 4 days ago: 1. In Oklahoma Big Weather by Rivka Galchen (The New Yorker, June 3rd 2013) The meaning of living in … more →

Tags: June 2013, Oklahoma, Tornadoes, The Internship

June 15th, 2013 by C

columncritics wrote 4 days ago: 1. Comment: Lines In The Sand by Elizabeth Kolbert (The New Yorker, May 27th 2013) whether President … more →

Tags: June 2013, tar sands oil, Keystone XL, urban privacy, Picture, Keystone Pipeline, New Yorker, Barack Obama, Silicon Valley

Literary roundup: The Szentkuthy renaissance and Odessan letters

literalab wrote 4 days ago: At Hungarian Literature Online (HLO) there is a very thorough summary of the efforts by translator T … more →

Tags: News, Contra Mundum Press, hlo, Hungarian Literature Online, Joseph Brodsky, Miklós Szentkuthy, New Yorker, Odessa, Odessa Literary Museum

Panic Attack11 comments

hughcurtler wrote 4 days ago: I hope you have seen the 25 minute interview with Ed Snowden, the man who blew the whistle on the NS … more →

Tags: Hugh's blogs, Terrorism, Fear, Security, conscience, paranoia, Ed Snowden, Hong Kong, NSA

Kanye West's "Blood On The Leaves" is Fire!

Pedro Ramirez wrote 4 days ago: I’ll keep it short and simple. Yeezus! Kanye West’s new album dropping on the 18th is go … more →

Tags: Blood-on-the-leaves, Kanye West, Yeezus

Classical music: A new chamber version of Daron Hagen's “Shining Brow,” an opera about architect Frank Lloyd Wright, gets successfully staged at -- and somewhat upstaged by -- by Wright’s masterpiece home Fallingwater.3 comments

welltemperedear wrote 4 days ago: By Jacob Stockinger Today’s posting is by guest blogger Ron McCrea (below). McCrea, a longtime Madis … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Daron Hagen, Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan, MacDowell Colony, Madison, Madison Opera, Madison Symphony Orchestra

A Review of Books About Insomnia (The New Yorker, 11 March 2013)3 comments

anthropologist wrote 5 days ago: Since it is a very long time until the next season of Game of Thrones, self has been watching Season … more →

Tags: Links, recommended, Television, insomnia, Family, Books, Discoveries, Reviews, Fridays

The truth about Edward Snowden

hanskcjournal wrote 5 days ago:     First, there was Daniel Ellsberg, who in 1971 leaked one of the most humiliating secre … more →

Tags: Is It Right or Wrong?, Política, crinkum crankum, Bradley Manning, China, CIA, Communication, Daniel Ellsberg, Edward Snowden


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