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Feb 25
scribnerbooks:

annadevries:

pantheonbooks:

Book Video of the Day: For a limited time only, you can watch “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore,” the animated short film that’s up for an Oscar this Sunday.

This is so great.

WATCH THIS.

February 27 update: It won the Oscar :) And The Oscar for Best Short Film goes to… an iPad App

scribnerbooks:

annadevries:

pantheonbooks:

Book Video of the Day: For a limited time only, you can watch “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore,” the animated short film that’s up for an Oscar this Sunday.

This is so great.

WATCH THIS.

February 27 update: It won the Oscar :) And The Oscar for Best Short Film goes to… an iPad App


Oct 9
“…any democracy that does not transfer income from rich to poor almost always ends up attending to the interests of the poor in other, far more costly ways.”

Robert Frank (via azspot)

Robert H. Frank is the Henrietta Johnson Louis Professor of Management and a Professor of Economics at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. He contributes to the “Economic View” column, which appears every fifth Sunday in The New York Times. Link to his website.

Frank in an interview with Rachel Maddow about the foolishness of Congress not extending unemployment benefits (he appears about half-way through this video clip at 3:33):

I admit that I’ve been one to grapple with separating unemployment extensions from the whole concept of welfare, or to be more accurate, the dysfunction in both systems. Learning the economic views, and simply following the path-of-fact, of when money is reinvested into the struggling economy and when it’s not, is helpful in being more educated about all of this, and hence, more open-minded.

(via newsweek)


Mar 17

Feb 25

Video Reprise: Are you the favorite person of anybody?


Feb 13

TED Talk: How to make work life balance work (10 min.)

Make small investments in the right places:

“If you don’t design your life, someone else will design it for you, and you may not like their idea of balance… we have to be responsible for setting and enforcing the boundaries that we want in our life.”
— Nigel Marsh


Go find your inspiration, a video via Alisa Burke


Jan 30

A musical interlude :) Remembered this Kenny Chesney song when I read it in story form here: The Story of the Mexican Fisherman


Jan 10

How to be Alone

[Via Joanna Paterson: You Don’t Need a Book to Start Enjoying Poetry]


Feb 6

TEDxJohannesburg - Iain Thomas - 11/15/09 (via TEDxTalks)

You and I, We are the Same. Yet…“we’ve grown up in this digital space, where identity is entirely optional.”

“There’s no story I can tell you, that is as powerful as the story you can tell yourself.”


Jan 2

To help us live within hope today: Celebrate what’s right with the world - Dewitt Jones

“The way it really works, is that I won’t see it until I believe it.”
When we celebrate what’s right in the world, keeping us open to the possibilities, we get the energy to fix what’s wrong.”

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