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Nicolas Rapp dives into the patterns and growth of worldwide shipping in a six-page spread for Fortune Magazine .
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The U.S. Needs to Make More Jobs More Creative - Roger Martin - Harvard Business Review
Roger Martin ( www.rogerlmartin.com ) is the Dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto in Canada.Via een vragenlijst bevroeg Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School 1802 Vlaamse medewerkers verspreid over 12 organisaties over het leerklimaat binnen hun organisatie.
Het leerklimaat in Vlaamse organisaties
In opdracht van de Brusselse Kamer van de Middenstand, analyseerde Idea Consult de sector van creatieve en culturele bedrijven in Brussel.
Idea Consult | De sector van creatieve en culturele bedrijven in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest | Brussels Kunstenoverleg
48 Psychological Facts You Should Know About Yourself - Business Insider
The key to figuring out what isn't working in your life is understanding some basic psychological facts about yourself — like why we can't resist paying attention to sex and danger, or that people see what they want to see.
For the past 15 years, literary-agent-turned-crusader-of-human-progress John Brockman has been a remarkable curator of curiosity, long before either “curator” or “curiosity” was a frivolously tossed around buzzword. His Edge.org has become an epicenter of bleeding-edge insight across science, technology and beyond, hosting conversations with some of our era’s greatest thinkers (and, once a year, asking them some big questions .)
15 Years of Cutting-Edge Thinking on Understanding the Mind | Brain Pickings
How The Happiest People In The World Spend Their Money | Fast Company
This blog is written by a member of our expert blogging community and expresses that expert's views alone. People can feel trapped by their careers--whether it's because they're earning too little, are waiting for a big payout, or have grown accustomed to a certain lifestyle.Just Little Things
This is a blog listing little things we should appreciate. These are life's simple pleasures that are commonly overlooked. And possibly daily sources of happiness that are right under your nose.
The serious business of creating a happier world | Guardian Sustainable Business | guardian.co.uk
A historic event took place just before Easter, the first ever United Nations conference on happiness with more than 600 delegates including leaders and representatives from nations around the world. This was the first major step forward in a process which began last summer, when the resolution Happiness: towards a holistic approach to development was unanimously adopted by the UN General Assembly.
Crown Gallery is showing a mixture of painting and photography, with Massimo Vitali ‘s large-scale photograph of bathers (‘Catania nr.2808′, 2007) and Manuel Caeiro’s geometric paintings (of which ’Domestic Viability’#4, 2010 was particularly striking) stealing the show. Gallery-owner Jacques Vandaele also brought along two of Charif Benhelima ‘s over-exposed and blurry close-ups of still lives – flowers in a pot and roots (‘Memorial I’, 2008 and ‘Occupancy II’, 2008). Not to be missed on the booth’s outer walls: Katrien Vermeire ‘s blue-toned forest (‘Godspeed 6′, 2010).
Art Brussels’ 30th edition - The Word Magazine
Graphic Images of Empty Sports Courts | Feature Shoot
Courts examines representations of the enclosed spaces of sports courts. In photographing the empty courts, absent of the fast paced action we are so familiar with, these environments reveal themselves in a new light. The camera shows details that the viewer can see closely, revealing many subtleties that usually go unnoticed.(ill)egal graffiti
In 1993, CBS 60 Minutes journalist Morley Safer ruffled a few feathers in the art world with a piece called “Yes…But is it Art?”
Art for the One Percent: 60 Minutes on the Excess & Hubris of the International Art Market | Open Culture
The Modernist Nerd: Vintage Science Ads from the 1950s and 1960s | Brain Pickings
The intersection of science and design has many beautiful manifestations, from data visualization to nerd tattoos .It’s easy to understand why 2012 is shaping up to be the year of social TV. Consumers are turning to the so-called second screen like never before. A 2011 whitepaper prepared by Yahoo/Nielsen reported that as many as 86 percent of viewers use mobile devices while watching TV.