Stephen Mark Kotkin Stephen Mark Kotkin is an American historian, academic and author. He is currently a professor in history and international affairs at Princeton University and a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Born: February 17, 1959 (age 60 years) Story Writing for Foreign Affairs, Stephen Mark Kotkin, offers a balanced, nuanced take … Continue reading Stephen Kotkin :- What Mueller Found—and Didn’t Find—About Trump and Russia
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Michael O’Neill :- Explaining and Exploring the Miraculous
Author :- Sam Scott Magazine :- Stanford Magazine Link Story Squint your eyes and Michael O’Neill’s emergence as the “Miracle Hunter” could resemble a typical Silicon Valley tale of pluck and ingenuity. He is, after all, just another Stanford engineering student who went deep with his research, parlayed the results into an innovative website and … Continue reading Michael O’Neill :- Explaining and Exploring the Miraculous
Belinda Luscombe :- When fighting against each other, our brains works against us
Author :- Belinda Luscombe Source :- Time Magazine Link :- Link First comes love, then comes marriage (or some modern equivalent), then comes the inevitable really stupid fight you keep having over who threw whom under the carriage last time you went over to that person’s place for that thing. Spats with your significant … Continue reading Belinda Luscombe :- When fighting against each other, our brains works against us
Bruce Springsteen :- “the wheels can come off a little bit”
Background Personally, there are a few people I will pay to listen to; as I know they are sharing intimately and not trying to sway. Bruce happens to be one of those very few people. Esquire Interview Bruce Springsteen gets candid about his mental health issues: 'I'm on a variety of medications' — or 'the … Continue reading Bruce Springsteen :- “the wheels can come off a little bit”
Dr. Tamara O’Neal
Videos Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson and Mayor Rahm Emanuel address the media on Nov. 19, 2018, following the death of four people, including the shooter, after an attack at Mercy Hospital. (Chris Walker and Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune) Link Stories Chicago Tribune Slain Chicago doctor broke off engagement with her killer weeks before deadly … Continue reading Dr. Tamara O’Neal
Financial Times ( FT ) :- Swift shows impact of Iran dispute on international business
Link The Europe-US-Iran issue is existential for Swift as a global network These could include asset freezes and US travel bans for the individuals, and restrictions on banks’ ability to do business in the US. Swift’s very survival as a worldwide system for facilitating cross-border payments depends on it resisting such attempts to “weaponise” it … Continue reading Financial Times ( FT ) :- Swift shows impact of Iran dispute on international business
Drake And Lessons in Life
Background For me there are so few people that I can actually journey through life with. Drake with his vulnerability happens to be one of them. Videos Album :- Scorpion Inspiration Videos Video #1 Link Quotes Drake Into You I took that energy and put it into me Career "I think maybe one of my … Continue reading Drake And Lessons in Life
Lily Hay Newman :- How Google’s Safe Browsing Helped Build a More Secure Web
Background Lily Hay Newman writing for the Wired has an Interesting Story on Google's Safe Browsing. The story is here. Casey Chin In the beginning there was phone phreaking and worms. Then came spam and pop ups. And none of it was good. But in the nascent decades of the internet, digital networks were detached and … Continue reading Lily Hay Newman :- How Google’s Safe Browsing Helped Build a More Secure Web
Hilton Als – “MOONLIGHT” UNDOES OUR EXPECTATIONS
Story Telling Storytelling is one area we all share as humanity. Yet it is rare that we are closed enough to reality, or in some cases things don't turn out well or they just drag on and on, and it is impossible to claim victory or honestly package them up. And, so it is good to … Continue reading Hilton Als – “MOONLIGHT” UNDOES OUR EXPECTATIONS
TheAtlantic – How Brain Scientists Forgot That Brains Have Owners ( By Ed Yong )
Introduction Ed Yong has an interesting article in the Feb 2017 Edition of the Atlantic. I especially like it as it shows that we can disagree without being disagreeable. Story Link It’s a good time to be interested in the brain. Neuroscientists can now turn neurons on or off with just a flash of … Continue reading TheAtlantic – How Brain Scientists Forgot That Brains Have Owners ( By Ed Yong )
