I just re-watched one of my favourite TED talks today and at the end, Harvard prof. Amy Cuddy says to share this science with all. That I am doing.
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This odd-looking piece of hardware is actually a British instrument that allows users to play, manage and customize sounds from their computers. I saw this demo on Attack of the Show on G4 Tech TV in Canada and was blown away at all the possibilities. http://www.eigenlabs.com/
A “big one” on my bucket list has always been to visit Machu Picchu. There is absolutely no question as to its status as one of the New 7 Wonders of the world. While many are able to visit it for a few hours, I was fortunate enough to explore the ruins for two back-to-back…
Lifehacker has a fantastic article about what to “say to your children”. “You really tried hard on that!” “I appreciate it so much when you cooperate!” “I see red, blue and yellow! Can you tell me about your picture?” “Thank you so much for helping me clean up!” “It’s OK to cry.”
This is a very moving TED talk about how James Nachtwey used his photography to show the world about multi-resistant tuberculosis and went on to win the TED prize. Please to check it out XDRTB.org.
The time to act is now. While not totally fresh off the shelf, I just found this inspiring TED talk by clinical psychologist Meg Jay. Being in the mid-twenties, this short video is highly relevant to me in many ways from relationship, goals and careers.
Thank you @hairstylist_cpardettiat @thestylistandcompany for something fresh before my marathon this weekend #STWM ??????Keeping me #Aero ? #infinitepotential #nolimits
