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How to Not Kill a Cyclist - The Morning News
It’s National Bike to Work Day today, and maybe you noticed a lot of cyclists on your commute this morning. If you didn’tand you’re a driverthat’s cause for concern...
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What will fill television's black hole after Fringe ends next season? The rash of new shows announced by networks over the past week include a few prime-time contenders that will offer an alternative...
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It’s National Bike to Work Day today, and maybe you noticed a lot of cyclists on your commute this morning. If you didn’tand you’re a driverthat’s cause for concern...
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A month shy of Blade Runner' 30th anniversary, word has come down that Ridley Scott will direct a sequel to the groundbreaking sci-fi film, with original screenwriter Hampton Fancher in talks to...
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Pinterest users not only buy the products they pin, but spend more on average than their Facebook counterparts, according to new data from Shopify.
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Photograph by Michael Wilson. In November of 2001, I picked up Joe Henrys album Scar and was stunned by the opening track, a slow blues number called Richard Pryor Addresses a Tearful Nation...
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Garry Wills AP Photo/Stephan Savoia Mitt Romney laughs while addressing supporters at a campaign rally in Boston, March 6, 2012 Everyone has noticed by now the...
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How do I improve my prose? The poet and diplomat Paul Claudel once wrote, To beware of the adjective is the beginning of style...
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Up until this season, the stylish women of "Mad Men" rarely deviated from their set looks...
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A man has been injured after a shooting incident at a building outside Longford town in the early hours of this morning.
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The maker of the documentary film "Inside Job" has a new book excoriating Wall Street -- and President Obama
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Smartphones pre-empt the possibility of conversation even before we choose to look at them and look away from the person speaking to us.
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Zuck's big day, curated by Fast Company writers and editors.
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News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.
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Gala dinners are too big. How about a smaller donation pool over a home-cooked meal?
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All the recent advances in robots that grip onto asteroids, walk like dogs, and replace damaged human limbs. Enjoy!
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Innovation and real startup companies are front and center at the newly re-engineered HBS...
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Some choices leave us satisfied at the end of the day, some leave us satisfied at the end of our lives--and they aren't always the same...
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The project turns social media into music, with the Britten Sinfonia orchestra performing pieces controlled by the content and pacing of 500 individuals' tweets.
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Joel Stein wrote a book, "Man Made: A Stupid Quest For Masculinity," and went to outrageous lengths to promote it...
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Avoiding mistakes is impossible. But what if we accept that risk is inevitable and focus on making smart mistakes instead?
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In the storm that is Facebook's IPO, we pause to take note of the way the social network has transformed the way we live now.
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Personality-driven reporting has become the rule rather than the exception. On Fox News and MSNBC, breaking stories come with a built-in perspective, keeping vi
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More business-friendly than Groupon, and more respectful of user data than Facebook, Merchant Exchange is a one-stop shop for rewards programs. It'll save you money without creeping you out.
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If your team spends its days asking for permission, taking hours to complete expense reports or time sheets, attending redundant meetings, or answering irrelevant e-mails, youve got a problem.
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Charles Simic A still from Chess Fever (1925), a film by Shakhmatnaya Goryachka When my mother was very old and in a nursing home, she surprised me one day...
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Battleship starts like Top Gun, morphs into Transformers and ultimately ends up somewhere in the neighborhood of Independence Day.
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The problem with a moral vocabulary about politics and policy is that it not only makes politicians and policymakers feel bold, it also demands that they act bold. Eloquence creates expectations; and
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IN THE spring of 1887 a Lebanese villager named Mohammed Sherif discovered a well near Sidon that led to two underground chambers.
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When we find ourselves stuck in unhappy careers, it is often the result of a fundamental misunderstanding of what truly motivates us, says Clayton Christensen, co-author of the new book "How Will You...
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Meet Phil Fernandez, CEO of Marketo, and believer that cold calling should go the way of the dinosaur.
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Back in the early 80s, the boom in arcades and entertainment made icons of the likes of Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Q*Bert...
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David Shulman The Crisis of Zionism by Peter Beinart Benjamin Netanyahu; drawing by Pancho Even apart from the disastrous...