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Public Art

Anyone who has been following me on Instagram lately knows that I've recently become obsessed with street art. There is something about the serendipity of turning a street corner and being greeted by an amazing piece of art. I love the randomness of it. No one charging...

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Deep Reading

“Don’t just say you have read books. Show that through them you have learned to think better, to be a more discriminating and reflective person. Books are the training weights of the mind. They are very helpful, but it would be a bad mistake to suppose that one has made...

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Resurrection Sunday

This weekend families across the world will be celebrating Easter. Some people mark the holiday by going to church. Others will be out to brunch with family. Kids will be painting eggs. This holiday is a celebration of the day when Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead. His...

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The Test of Time

In 1,252 the Islamic world was in the middle of an golden age - much like the Italian Renaissance. It was an era of free thought and intellectual liberalism. Baghdad was home to the House of Wisdom, a library which attracted a great many Catholic and Jewish scholars. The...

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Paired Learning

Imagine that you're an engineer working in a software development shop. You specializes in javascript and your boss asks you to take on a project in ruby - a language you're not super familiar with. Being a diligent employee, you agree and start diving into some books and...

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Publish The Results

After you give blood in Sweden they'll send you a text message when it is used to save someone's life. New Story Charity will trace every dollar you donate and show you the house you helped to build. This direct accountability from action to impact makes a tremendous impact in...

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