Category: Regenerative Economy

  • Could ePatient Networks Become the Superdoctors of the Future?

    Could ePatient Networks Become the Superdoctors of the Future? BY ANITA HAMILTON, fastcoexist.com As technology allows patients to pool their knowledge, can the collective experience of the sick create better care? There’s some­thing seri­ous­ly wrong with a health care sys­tem that makes patients wait a month or more just to get a doc­tor’s… http://flpbd.it/5v6PX Related…

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  • Measuring An Employee’s Worth? Consider Influence

    Measuring An Employee’s Worth? Consider Influence By E.B. Boyd, fastcompany.com The performance review of the future will include services like Salesforce.com’s Chatter and its Influencers feature, which measures how much weight you carry among your peers. Today, your per­for­mance review is based on things like sales num­b… http://flpbd.it/xZePm Related articles Salesforce.com Announces Timing of its…

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  • Would You Recognize Yourself With A Completely Symmetrical Face?

    Would You Recognize Yourself With A Completely Symmetrical Face? By Jordan Kushins, fastcodesign.com Julian Wolkenstein explores a scientific concept of beauty with a unique portrait series. Beau­ty is in the eye of the behold­er. Right? Even though every­one’s charmed by wild­ly dif­fer­ent kinds of phys­i­cal char­ac­ter­is­tics (thank… http://flpbd.it/v6WiS Related articles Non Turing-Recognizable from symmetric difference…

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  • Brian Eno on music that thinks for itself

    Brian Eno on music that thinks for itself (Wired UK) By Ian Steadman, wired.co.uk Culture When you think about it, record­ed music is some­thing of a his­tor­i­cal odd­i­ty. Imag­ine telling a vis­i­tor from 1650 that we like to lis­ten to the exact same per­for­mances, over and over again, with­out any vari­a­tion — they mi… http://flpbd.it/QzmsI…

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  • The Social Network Is All Around You

    The Social Network Is All Around You: A Lesson From Burning Man Jon Mitchell, readwriteweb.com Every year at Burn­ing Man, I have the same argu­ment. Some­one plays the role of the starry-eyed futur­ist, some­one else is the griz­zly sur­vival­ist. The futur­ist says, “If only we had map and chat apps out here, we could meet…

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  • Top 20 TED Talks That Can Improve Your Life

    Mike Vardy, lifehack.org TED.com recent­ly released their list of the 20 most-watched TED talks to date, and while they have quite a few of the ones list­ed that can serve to improve your life, there are sev­er­al out there that are on the list at deserve some… http://flpbd.it/hr70D Top 20 TED Talks That Can Improve…

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  • Kicking Off a Year of Open Source Everything

    Kicking Off a Year of Open Source Everything Sam Muirhead, lifehacker.com Berlin film­mak­er Sam Muir­head is attempt­ing to live a com­plete­ly open source life for one year. Here’s why. The phrase ‘Open Source’, to many peo­ple, means ‘soft­ware you don’t have to pay for’—but real­ly it’s so much more than th… http://flpbd.it/xl5Kt Related articles The…

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  • Lifehacker universities

    Fall Semester 2012 Alan Henry, lifehacker.com Your edu­ca­tion doesn’t have to stop once you leave school—free­dom from the class­room just means you have more con­trol over what you learn and when you learn it. We’ve put togeth­er a cur­ricu­lum of some of the best free online class­es… http://flpbd.it/U1gpJ Related articles Plan Your Free Online Education…

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  • I’m Caterina Fake, and This Is How I Work

    I’m Caterina Fake, and This Is How I Work Tessa Miller, lifehacker.com The inter­net wouldn’t be the same with­out Cate­ri­na Fake. In 2004, she launched Flickr, one of the largest photo host­ing and shar­ing sites. Later, she co-founded Hunch, which aims to per­son­al­ize the web through rec­om­men­da­tions and a… http://flpbd.it/Ixrmx Related articles The meaning of…

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  • #The Rules Of Social Media: Contests And Sweepstakes Are Fine, If You Want Short Relationships

      By FAST COMPANY STAFF, fastcompany.com   When it comes to social media success, the long game is more valuable than the short game, according to Hill Holliday’s SVP of digital strategy, Mike Proulx.   “Many brands and indi­vid­u­als mis­tak­en­ly obsess about short­cut tac­tics to gain f…   http://flpbd.it/NcEEF   #The Rules Of Social Media:…

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  • The Sensing Planet: Why The Internet Of Things Is The Biggest Next Big Thing

        The Sensing Planet: Why The Internet Of Things Is The Biggest Next Big Thing fastcocreate.com Rob van Kranenburg outlines a brief history of the next big thing—the internet of things—and argues that U.S. industry and government should be taking a more active role in its evolution. About a decade ago, I would stand…

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  • How Obama Stole Romney’s RNC Thunder

      How Obama Stole Romney’s RNC Thunder With Clever Social Media     Gregory Ferenstein, techcrunch.com   Pres­i­dent Barack Obama man­aged to steal an impres­sive amount of Gov. Mitt Rom­ney’s press cov­er­age with a few, cheap social media tricks, includ­ing the most retweet­ed post of the con­ven­tion. In com­par­i­son to the Repub­li­can Nation­al…   http://flpbd.it/x1nqQ…

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