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• in Film
  The Black Sleep Might Keep You Awake
  Tagline from THE BLACK SLEEP: "Horror beyond Belief rising from the depths of a black hell!" Uh...yeah.
  by missbobetier / on May 8, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “experimentation”

 

• Higher Education Bubble Watch

  
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  I read about the Enstitute: Learning By Doing  in Forbes . This may not replace MIT, just yet, but I love seeing these upstart experiments to offer something different from the traditional seminar model of education. I think this kind of stuff should start around 5th or 6th grade, maybe sooner. Filed under: ...
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• Every Organization Needs a Chief Marketing Improvisation Officer

  
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  As a stage improviser, I love playing with the audience and creating stories in real-time. As a marketer that often applies improvisational tools to improve client outcomes, being prepared and still knowing when to ditch the playbook is a very important balancing act. Improvisation does not mean “winging it.” ...
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• The Limits of Crowdsourcing in the Scientific Disciplines

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  Social networking and crowdsourcing have attributes that may make them both incompatible with the goals and process of science. Can we accept that? Continue reading »
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• Businessman Closes Product, Community Enraged! The Death of Tools of Change

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  When a popular and iconic product is ended, the outrage doesnt match the pragmatism and agility we all espouse. TOCs end is one such example. Continue reading »
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• Book Review: “The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business”

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  A few months ago, I assigned a book to my senior managers — Charles Duhigg’s “The Power of Habit.” They smiled wanly as they accepted the books, prepared to slog through a business book with little bearing on their real lives. We were all pleasantly surprised — the book turned out to be more interesting … ...
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• Q-Tip Painting #CraftsForKids

  
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  Lookingfor a new way to explore painting? How about using q-tips? We typically usepaintbrushes and stamps and even our fingers to paint, but this was a first forq-tips and I have to say that it went much better than expected. It was lessmessy and made the materials last much longer than usual, as they were using ...
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• OSTP Public Access Memo Deadlines Loom Over Us

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  The OSTP access memorandum has led to hearings this month. Be sure to contribute and observe. Continue reading »
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• Parent Coaching Sidelines

  
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  Do I Have Anger Management Counseling Management With Youthful Offenders. Anger Management Suggestions. Anger Management Researches have shown that will help them sort through sharing feelings and experiences differently. Given space and then just walking away. If your child may be modeling behaviors ...
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• Leo and Moshimo in Love? A Mother Describes The Matrix

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  When a mother watches a famous mind-bending sci-fi movie and then has to retell it, the results are lovable and hilarious. Continue reading »
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• Daniel Day-Lewis in Spielberg’s New Biopic, Obama

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  When a versatile actor who really "becomes" his characters tackles a new biopic, he really transforms himself. Continue reading »
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• Convenience versus Community — Is a Deeper Question Hiding Behind the Façade of the Access Debates?

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  While the access debates have dominated, another debate has been emerging, one that perhaps has greater significance in the long run. Continue reading »
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• City. Text. Laboratory

  
  International Development Consultant Mitchell Sipus — Authority: 113
  A small sample from my research on graffiti for social analysis in conflict zones. Sutika Sipus 2013. Any casual reader of this blog is familiar with my obsession over social research methods.  Not only am I fascinated by the idea of measuring and quantifying the intangible, but I also question the general ...
  3 weeks ago

• iAnnotate — Whatever Happened to the Web as an Annotation System?

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  A meeting about annotation services and software shows how new tools may be on the horizon, and reminds us that our audiences are likely to be the heaviest users once these emerge. Continue reading »
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• Eight Silly Data Myths Marketing People Believe That Get Them Fired.

  
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  It turns out that Marketers, especially Digital Marketers, make really silly mistakes when it comes to data. Big data. Small data. Any data. In the last couple months Ive spent a lot of time with senior level marketers on three different continents. Some of them are quite successful, but sadly many of them were not. ...
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• Transfiguration: beyond sensorial reality

  
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  I was at Christchurch Wanstead  for the Mothers Union Deanery Festival Service today, so was able to see the paintings there by  Janet McKay . These include a commissioned work which is an optical illusion design by Janet and her collaborator Martin Jones which from one perspective depicts the sorrow and pain ...
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• Three Years of the Sun in Three Minutes — No Sunscreen Required

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  A stable satellite monitoring the sun reveals three years of images, a comet, a transit of Venus, two partial eclipses, and more as the sun approaches its solar maximum. Continue reading »
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• After Effects: Experimentation Assignment 1

  
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  If you’ve been following Motionworks for a while you’ll know I’m a big believer in experimentation. Experimenting in After Effects helps you develop a deeper understanding of the tools, giving you more creative options and preventing you becoming stale by relying on only what you know. Plus it’s fun and often ...
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• Seeking Acceptance at F1000 Research — Early Problems With Identity and Outsourced Authority

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 537
  Articles are published before theyre reviewed; doubts about a paper are viewed as a positive status; papers only need to contain "science;" review and revision can continue forever; and PubMed Central is their certifying entity. Welcome to the world of F1000 Research. Continue reading »
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• Victory! Harvard to Shut Down Primate Laboratory

  
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  Inthe midst of World Week for Animals in Laboratories, we have exciting news toshare. After more than three decades of PETA action, Harvard will be shutting down its deeply controversialprimate-testing facility  in 2015. Thisvictory is 30 years in the making. In fact, some early-day PETA members took part in a ...
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• Duet Under Bridge

  
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  This piece was shot under a railroad bridge that I ride under during my commute. While trains are going over the bridge a nice rumbling, screechy ambience envelopes the space. On this occasion, a few weeks ago, melting icicles were dripping onto the sidewalk adding a chaotic rhythm to the soundscape. Rather than ...
  4 weeks ago

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