Posts Tagged ‘TED’
Decentralizing Healthcare – Lunch w/ TED
Eric Dishman, healthcare researcher for Intel, wants us to take medicine back to the future. Dishman wants us to envision medicine as it was practiced before 1787, before it was centralized in hospitals that departmentalized the body and its problems, but he wants us to do so while employing cutting...
March 18th, 2010 | Lunch with TED | Read More David Cameron on The Next Age of Government – Lunch w/ TED
If there’s one thing that liberals and conservatives can agree on it is this: that an informed citizenry is both necessary and beneficial to the growth and flourishing of a democratic nation.
This week’s Lunch with TED features David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative party in the United Kingdom...
March 4th, 2010 | Conservative/Liberal, Lunch with TED | Read More Bold Plans for Electric Cars – Lunch w/ TED
“Shai Agassi wants to put you behind the wheel of an electric car — but he doesn’t want you to sacrifice convenience (or cash) to do it. Forget about the hybrid auto — Agassi says it’s electric cars or bust if we want to impact emissions. His company, Better Place, has...
May 20th, 2009 | Lunch with TED | Read More “Classical Music with Shining Eyes” – Lunch with TED
I don’t know about you, but Wednesday is the longest day of my week. There is something about Wednesday that I feel accomplished simply by having made it through the day. Once Thursday hits, my spirits are up because the weekend is in view. However, before Thursday, there is a long Wednesday....
April 8th, 2009 | Culture, Lunch with TED | Read More Virtual as Reality
My friend, Dave, and I have been debating whether video games will soon become the “common text” of our culture. I initially rejected the idea because I felt that games are just that, games. They aren’t meant to be taken seriously like books. Dave pushed back and after some good...
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33 Things: The Week’s Amusing and Intriguing Links March 19, 2010 00:03 -
Healthcare, Budgeting, and Student Loans – Time for Common Sense March 18, 2010 00:03 -
Decentralizing Healthcare – Lunch w/ TED March 18, 2010 00:03 -
Uh, What Do You Mean By “Great Responsibility” ? March 17, 2010 01:03 -
Piped to pastures still March 17, 2010 00:03
- Ella, could you explain your axiological reasons for wh...
- Does Freud's definition of "happiness" match yours? I...
- In his book "Outliers," Malcolmn Gladwell makes the arg...
- Timothy,I may not have been overt about this, but I com...
- Every year, I give up fasting for Lent. I wrote a littl...
- Doubt, Truth, and Wonder in Ministry March 18, 2010Every man wonders, and a man who is sure, beyond any doubts, has no faith. Without faith it is impossible to please God and a man displeasing to God has no business speaking for Him. The man without wonder is unfit for philosophy let alone ministry. It is the great mistake of the age to [...] […]John Mark Reynolds
- Happy Birthday, Rudolf Stier March 17, 2010Today (March 17) Rudolf Ewald Stier (1800 - 1862) was born. Don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard of him, he is little noted nor much remembered these days. Partly because he was so awesome that our puny age cannot handle his sheer awesomeness. Stier did a lot of interesting things as a conservative Lutheran churchman [...] […]Fred Sanders
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- Flood Congress: 1 form, 30 sec, e-mail your elected rep and Blue Dog Dems - STOP OBAMACARE: http://bit.ly/4BzAWV #EOFlood Congress: 1 form, 30 sec, e-mail your elected rep and Blue Dog Dems - STOP OBAMACARE: http://bit.ly/4BzAWV #EO […]DustinSteeve (Dustin Steeve)
- Here's a quick and easy way to send your congressperson and the blue dogs a message - stop this healthcare bill: http://bit.ly/4BzAWV #EOHere's a quick and easy way to send your congressperson and the blue dogs a message - stop this healthcare bill: http://bit.ly/4BzAWV #EO […]DustinSteeve (Dustin Steeve)
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