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knowmoremedia.com » ItsBadBusiness - Jan 25, 2008
I came across an interesting article the other day which does an excellent job of contrasting the points of view from which business ethics are seen in the U.S. and in China. This article and its authors, Fred Burton …
Also tagged: china, corruption, guanxi, international ethics
knowmoremedia.com » Know More Media - Ethics - Jan 23, 2008
I came across an interesting article the other day which does an excellent job of contrasting the points of view from which business ethics are seen in the U.S. and in China. This article and its authors, Fred Burton …
Also tagged: china, corruption, guanxi
wired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Jan 19, 2008
Any self-respecting child of the late 20th century would jump at the chance to overlay an electronic stream of information on their field of vision -- but when the idea's gone from science fiction to science, it's …
koeln.de » That's Fit - Jan 11, 2008
Filed under: Emotional Health, Fitness, Stress Reduction Feeling slighted these days? Like your boss just doesn't notice or appreciate your hard work? Well, my only suggestion is to either start looking for a new job …
Also tagged: work, stress, heart attack, heartattack, chris sparling, chrissparling
scienceblogs.com » Cognitive Daily - Jan 2, 2008
You might think humans are equally good at estimating distances no matter which direction they're looking. After all, we use the same visual tools to make those estimates -- binocular disparity (the different views we …
scienceblogs.com » ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Jan 2, 2008
You might think humans are equally good at estimating distances no matter which direction they're looking. After all, we use the same visual tools to make those estimates -- binocular disparity (the different views we …
scienceblogs.com » Pure Pedantry - Dec 19, 2007
Vision is the process by which the brain converts the light stimuli into a mental world filled with abstract visual objects. If you stop to think about it, this is an incredible feat. There is nothing in the photons …
scienceblogs.com » ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Dec 19, 2007
Vision is the process by which the brain converts the light stimuli into a mental world filled with abstract visual objects. If you stop to think about it, this is an incredible feat. There is nothing in the photons …
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Dec 19, 2007
In the obligatory press blitz he's doing to promote his eerily beautiful, nearly critic-proof movie, "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," the painter and film director Julian Schnabel made one reporter lie down with …
Also tagged: depth
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Nov 17, 2007
WHERE DOES "PORCA MISERIA" COME FROM? It was when we went to Milan once, for the famous Salone del Mobile [furniture fair]. And I found too many designs there slick and design-conscious. "Porca Miseria" is partly a …