Monthly Archives: March 2013

Saving the Planet, One Drop at a Time, by Aalif Surti.

For if you bake bread with indifference, you bake bitter bread – Lead.Learn.Live.. I love this. Thanks for sharing, David Kannigan

thanks to Anake Goodall for sharing this “Classical music with shining eyes” – Benjamin Zander: TED | anakegoodall. my job is to awaken possibilities in other people…. who am I being, that my players eyes, my children’s eyes, my students’ … Continue reading →

We all want to lead a happy life. But in our quest for ‘progress’ we’ve been pursuing priorities that put our happiness at risk – not just for us as individuals, but for society as a whole. Our collective aim … Continue reading →

OTTAWA — Cutting up to 80 per cent of the funding for aboriginal organizations will set research on aboriginal issues back by a generation, a group of university professors told the federal government last week. More than 120 researchers from … Continue reading →

It was seen as a risk for our reputation,” Professor Frank Messner, Helmholtz UFZ’s head of staff said stiffly over the phone from his offices in Leipzig. “As an environmental research centre we have an independent role as an honest … Continue reading →

Steve’s Favorites: If I Get to Five | Steve Gutzler.

Before Maurice Sendak died in May 2012, he completed a book about his brother, a man Sendak often insisted was the real genius in the family. Read more about “My Brother’s Book.” via KarmaTube: Love Your Life: An Illustrated Interview … Continue reading →

Romance No. 2 in F Major for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 50 by Antonio Vivaldi on Spotify.

There’s a Personal Cost to Callousness. In March, researchers at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, published a study in Psychological Science that should make anyone think twice before ignoring a homeless person or declining an appeal from a charity. Daryl Cameron … Continue reading →