Pretty reasonable (although I don't agree with him completely on all his ideas and think some make more sense in the NYC context).
This article, and the other articles in this "Room For Debate" about ADHD are awesome.
I could this blog post as my reading list for the next sevreal months.
This review was bad but should have been worse IMHO. '“Why would anyone go to such lengths to get hold of a memoir whose essential purpose was to entertain?†(Oh, perhaps because people don’t find it very entertaining to be depicted as charlatans.) Such faux naïveté is unbecoming in someone as savvy as Lyons is, and makes him seem, in the end, an unreliable narrator of his own story.'
Rude and potentially offensive place names in the UK.
I can't tell if there's anything interesting in this story or not.
Nice profile of danah, although a little weird it's in the fashion section and, y'know, focuses a ton on her fashion.
Creating a team social contract is a way to co-determine and align on your team’s values and working practices: how you want to communicate, make decisions, share information, and support each other. It’s a way to set a better foundation for your team to prosper, based on shared understanding and purpose.
Wow, I totally wrote something about this independently last week.
Yes, the internet is full of idiots.
A nice history of chat.meatspac.es.
