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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Help for the long term unemployed
Via Tuscaloosa News, a non-profit helping the long term unemployed: Platform to Employment…targets a major scar of the Great Recession: The 2.6 million Americans who have been jobless for over six months. Many of them have long felt ignored by employers who assume...
Rounding out the Gospel
Via Christianity Today, ensuring compassion joins with proclamation and formation in how the church interacts in communities: I learned that we needed to put compassion front and center. Compassion is a language Christians can understand in our hurting world: the need...
Andrew Boz Bosworth Facebook Interview
Via Business Insider: When he's not coding new features like News Feed, a once-controversial ticker of updates that's now the core of the social network, he's serving as the hardcore drill sergeant behind the appropriately named Bootcamp, Facebook's program to get new...
Twitter’s Friends And Enemies
Via Business Insider: Since its earliest days, Twitter has depended on the kindness of strangers. Companies like Yahoo and LinkedIn lent a hand when it was just a fledgling startup, with little to its name but its unrealized potential. But now that it's grown up into...
Water In Our Solar System
Via Business Insider: In searching for worlds we humans might one day try to inhabit, the presence of water is among the most pertinent considerations. So where else should we be looking for water? How can we detect water on planets we can’t get to? And why is the...
Water In Our Solar System
Via Business Insider: In searching for worlds we humans might one day try to inhabit, the presence of water is among the most pertinent considerations. So where else should we be looking for water? How can we detect water on planets we can’t get to? And why is the...
Congestion Tied To Certain Commuters
Via Business Insider: Canceling some car trips from just a few strategically located neighborhoods could drastically reduce gridlock and traffic jams in cities, a new study suggests. The study, conducted amid a global trend toward urbanization, could lead to new...
Congestion Tied To Certain Commuters
Via Business Insider: Canceling some car trips from just a few strategically located neighborhoods could drastically reduce gridlock and traffic jams in cities, a new study suggests. The study, conducted amid a global trend toward urbanization, could lead to new...