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Dita Von Teese on WhoSay
She is one of a kind. She is the biggest name in burlesque since Gypsy Rose Lee. She tops international best-dressed lists.
A new study shows that religious people have as much sex as atheists, but with less sexual satisfaction and more guilt.
Greta Christina's Blog: Atheists Do It Better: Why Leaving Religion Leads to Better Sex
In defense of the sanctimonious women's studies set.
Grover on Marriage Love knows no color or texture, and marriage is when two people get married. In this clip from a 1983 episode of “Sesame Street,” Grover and a little boy named Jesse define the concept of marriage.
New Scientist TV: Home
Sandrine Ceurstemont, editor, New Scientist TV Lobsters have to be really hungry to prey on sea hares.
Not Exactly Rocket Science
For new readers, this collection of “missing links” rounds up fascinating stuff I find around the internet, and appears every Saturday. It’s separated into Top Picks (the best stuff), Science/News/Writing (science writing), Heh/Wow/Huh (silliness, satire, photos, videos), and Journalism/Internet/Society (a miscellany of my other interests). If links are broken, let me know in the comments.
Edward Current Blog
Dark Energy: Too Big to Fail (1/25/13) A major theory rolls on, even though it might have been a faith-based myth from the beginning.
richarddawkinsdotnet's Channel
This is the official youtube channel for videos from http://RichardDawkins.net .
Blogging Innovation » Different Thinking is Needed
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Welcome to the world’s most popular innovation blog, featuring regular contributions from the brightest minds in the field of enterprise innovation — thought leaders, practitioners, consultants, vendors, and academia. Innovation Excellence is proud to bring you the best of the best, helping you keep up with the latest insights from the field, while also providing you the opportunity to make your own contribution to the future of innovation.One of the problems with 20th century approaches to education, according to learning activist and Tokyo International School founder Patrick Newell , is that children are taught what to learn but not how to learn, "and they are slowing educated out of their innate curiosity and creativity." 21:21 The Movie —which is 21 minutes and 21 seconds long— contains interviews with many thought leaders including David Perkins, Kirpal Singh, Philip Zimbardo, David Kelley, and many others. An overview of the elements of 21st century learning can be seen here on the Partnership for 21st Century Skills website . Obviously the core subjects are still important, including the "3 Rs," but it's so much more than that.