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How to respond to critics with a Blog. Good and Bad examples from Malcolm Gladwell.
New Comm Biz —
Authority: 127
Image via Wikipedia Blogs are a great way to deal with critics, misquotes and inaccuracies. Probably the single best example of this is the recent TSA blog where a mommy blogger claimed the TSA took her child and the TSA responded in their blog with video tape showing that she basically made the whole thing up. ...20 hours ago -
What The Dog Saw-A Review
WhitneyHoffman.com —
Authority: 113
Complete Set Could be Yours! I just finished reading Malcolm Gladwell ’s latest book, What The Dog Saw . Unlike The Tipping Point, Blink, or Outliers, which are basically “single” ideas expanded into book form, What The Dog Saw is a collection of Gladwell’s remarkable writing from The New Yorker. You can ...3 days ago -
Sports: What Makes the Great Ones Great?
Dr. Jim Taylor's blog —
Authority: 112
So what do Tom Brady, LeBron James, Serena Williams, Tiger Woods, Usain Bolt, Annika Sorenstam, Michael Phelps, Lance Armstrong, and Lisa Leslie have that you don’t? This question has been on the minds of many people of late with the recent publication of Malclom Gladwell’s Outliers and Daniel Coyle’s The ...4 days ago -
Sports: What Makes the Great Ones Great?
Blogs —
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So what do Tom Brady, LeBron James, Serena Williams, Tiger Woods, Usain Bolt, Annika Sorenstam, Michael Phelps, Lance Armstrong, and Lisa Leslie have that you dont? This question has been on the minds of many people of late with the recent publication of Malclom Gladwells Outliers and Daniel Coyles The Talent Code. ...4 days ago -
What to think about our first scripts?
Go Into The Story —
Authority: 516
In his latest book "Outliers," author Malcolm Gladwell lays out something he calls The 10,000 Hour Rule : The search for success has spawned a motivational industry worth millions of pounds and libraries full of self-improvement books. It is practice, however, that makes perfect, according to the sociologist ...5 days ago -
How to Use Twitter with Prospects and Clients Before, During and After Web Design Projects
Work Fanatic —
Authority: 142
There’s no question that social media has reshaped the way we do business online. I’ve posted a couple of times about using Facebook with clients ; however, the real power of social media lies within Twitter. Used correctly, Twitter can become an integral part of your projects from client screening to web site ...5 days ago -
My Favorite Books: Member’s Pick for Week 11/30/09
Matador Goods —
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In a series here on Goods, we will be spotlighting various Matador community members and providing links to their favorite books. Matador Member – thefuturexpat Photos by thefuturexpat I travel because I feel wanderlust deep in my soul. The first time I left the country was for a school exchange in 5th ...6 days ago -
Hyper-Analytical “Insanity” Cripples Drug R&D, Says Alnylam CEO John Maraganore
Xconomy —
Authority: 651
Biotech , people , management Luke Timmerman wrote: There’s one thing drug makers love to use to figure out which drugs to invest in: spreadsheets. Not Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, though. Estimates of future cash flows and other financial analysis tools are one of the big reasons why drugmakers spend so ...1 week ago -
A Gladwell beat down...
You heard me! —
Authority: 127
If youve read The Tipping Point , Blink , or Outliers then no doubt Malcolm Gladwell is preferred non-fiction reading for you. I know I have learned quite a bit from TTP , Blink and a number of his New Yorker pieces. I also get into MIT Professor of Language and the Brain, Steven Pinker and his ...1 week ago -
Echo Chamber of Secrets: 30 Media Muggles and their Harry Potter Counterparts
Mediaite —
Authority: 789
It’s no secret that grown-ups love the Harry Potter series almost as much as kids – maybe even more, based on certain grown-up references that the average 12-year-old can’t quite yet appreciate. More to the point, by this time a whole bunch of Harry Potter fans who were once kids, back when the book came out, ...1 week ago -
More On Pinker & Gladwell
memoirs on a rainy day —
Authority: 146
Lloyd explains why Pinker and Gladwell don’t agree , which is partly based upon Gladwell’s new book, What the Dog Saw ., a collection of essays that were published in the New Yorker. Posted in asides, entertainment, politics-social-racism Tagged: asides, books, malcolm gladwell, Neal Stephenson, New Yorker, ...1 week ago -
Why Pinker and Gladwell Disagree
Lone Gunman —
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If you didn’t already know, Malcolm Gladwell’s latest book, What the Dog Saw , is a collection of his best essays as published in The New Yorker ( all of which are available on his site for free , if you prefer to read them there). Since its publication, journalists and scientists have ...1 week ago -
Igon Value: Pinker on Gladwell’s What The Dog Saw
memoirs on a rainy day —
Authority: 146
I’m kind of surprised at the ignorance of some writers, especially when it comes to mathematical terms, such as Igon Value . For those of you who don’t know, it’s not igon value, but eigenvalue. Here’s what eigenvalues are all about. The name come from the German word eigen , which means “self”. ...1 week ago -
Power Grid: Meghan McCain And Andrew Sullivan Ride The Going Rogue Wave
Mediaite —
Authority: 789
If you’ve been following the news media over the past two weeks, then you know the big stories inside and out: an Alaskan woman wrote a book and some elected officials are working on making new laws. Or so we’ve heard. You’ve seen endless consideration given to Sarah Palin ’s Going Rogue and heard debates ...1 week ago -
Interview with Keith Stanovich
Solution Focused Change? Doing What Works —
Authority: 415
By Coert VisserDr. Keith Stanovich, Professor of Human Development and Applied Psychology of the University of Toronto, is a leading expert on the psychology of reading and on rationality. His latest book, What Intelligence Tests Miss: The Psychology of Rational Thought, shows that IQ tests are very incomplete ...2 weeks ago -
Saturday Night Mind Dump…
My World —
Authority: 131
Great night tonight Really weird not having Paul there, but Austin did a great job I don’t know if Revolution would be where it is today without the help that Austin gave us at the very beginning and in helping us find Paul If you are interested in participating in Revolution’s fast this week or fasting in ...2 weeks ago -
Pinker, Blinkin’, and (Shaggy) Dog
Alexandria —
Authority: 489
Clash of the Bushy-Headed, Best-Selling Metaphorical Eponyms, as Harvard cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker ( The Lan guage Instinct, How the Mind Works, Words and Rules, The Blank Slate, The Stuff of Thought ) assays tress-same-made* trendspotting journo Malcolm Gladwell ’s ( The Tipping ...2 weeks ago -
Malcolm Gladwell Responds to Steven Pinker
Paper Cuts —
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An exchange of letters between Malcolm Gladwell and Steven Pinker on the subject of Pinkers recent review of Malcolm Gladwells "What the Dog Saw."2 weeks ago -
Malcolm Galdwell on Cobert Report
MissTheda.com —
Authority: 149
Malcolm Gladwell is such a loveable bookworm. He describes his books as “adventures, excursions into the world of ideas.”2 weeks ago -
If youre so smart, why arent you rich?
Information Processing —
Authority: 463
Does being smart help you become rich? Folksy Warren Buffett once said that an investor with IQ of 150 should sell 30 points to someone else, as anything above 120 is unnecessary. Consider the following simple model (we can call it the "Igon Model" in honor of Malcolm Gladwell ): Igon Model : IQ correlates ...2 weeks ago
