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Tue, Apr 03: 01:08pm: Founders Co-op 08:10pm: Peso's Kitchen & Lounge 09:33pm 09:33pm 09:34pm: SIFF Cinema at the Uptown 11:28pm: Mecca Cafe Checked in at Concourse D (Airport Terminal) Thu Apr 05, 05:40PM: 8:36pm Atlanta airport: where they point up and say "everything happens for a reason" to explain why their delays cau http://t.co/calOcS7m 8:36pm Atlanta airport: where they point up and say "everything happens for a reason" to explain why their delays caused you to miss your connection http://busterbenson.com/

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I often use this picture of my parents in pajamas, of one early Christmas morning when I had roused them at 5 a.m. to open gifts, in my talks, joking that this is how my parents looked when I told them I was dropping out of 5th grade. But I couldn’t use this picture when I spoke in Doha, Qatar. The picture was censored by the organizers of the conference due to “cultural sensitivity.” The problem, it turned out, was that my parents are touching in the photo. In Qatar, opposite sexes are not allowed to touch in public. Given this censure, I expected life in Doha to be extremely stringent. http://www.uncollege.org/blog
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Old Nabble - PhD Design - IRB protocols

Mauricio, I see you're working in the US, in Cinci. Your institution's IRB office probably has a provision allowing for an "expedited IRB." If you are not doing anything with the human subjects that could be physically, psychologically, or emotionally invasive, then an expedited IRB would likely be a fast and easy way to meet this obligation.
We’ve entered Girls Guild in the GOODMaker Art Everyday Challenge in hopes of funding our pilot and launch, and voting ends soon (03/30 at noon PST). Please, pretty please, lend us your vote . Thank you! Anyway. What is all this? http://www.ac4d.com/home/news/

Austin Center for Design | An educational institution in Austin, Texas, teaching Interaction Design and Social Entrepreneurship

Tina Fey’s "Bossypants" was the inspiration for Ask.com to try out improv techniques to invigorate its team. Here's what happened when they got off their duffs and found their inner monkey saddles. When we last checked in with Ask.com, the grandaddy of question and answer platforms was changing direction. Moving a 15-year old general purpose search model to one that uses proprietary, semantic search technology to deliver answers from its own content banks, community, and experts, was no simple task. Nor did Ask’s move to mobile happen overnight.

It's Not Quite Funny Or Die, But Improv Works To Fuel Powerful Innovation | Fast Company

http://www.fastcompany.com/node/1826837/
Tools for doing functional, soulful user experience, interaction, and usability research. If it’s related to behavior, it’s on here. We’ve assembled this over the years from our own use, UX Booth , Liz Bacon’s list , Craig Tomlin’s list , and magic. http://remoteresear.ch/tools/

Remote Usability Testing – Remote Usability and UX Research Tools

Every day it seems that we read about the launch of a new startup or technology application claiming to disrupt and reinvent the health care system. This flood of activity comes at a time when the health care industry is in dire need of entrepreneurial spirit, fresh perspectives and new skills. But to create products and services that have the potential to make a large impact, entrepreneurs and health care professionals need to work together. For new products to impact health and health care outcomes, we must find a way for them to be adopted by physicians, patients, health care institutions, third-party payers, and regulatory agencies. This will require entrepreneurs and institutions to work together.

Empathize Like A Doctor, Design Like An Entrepreneur | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation

http://www.fastcoexist.com/1679576/empathize-like-a-doctor-design-like-an-entrepreneur

Inspired by Hokusai, Ted Noten Is Haunted By 36 Women

http://ifitshipitshere.blogspot.com/2009/04/inspired-by-hokusai-ted-noten-is.html Many types of women (including his mother for which many of the pieces in the collection are named) have inspired Ted Noten in making his new series of work. Assemblages, rings, necklaces, bracelets and brooches in many different colors, materials and sizes are the result of a one year survey through the world of women. The exhibit features: the Fashionista collection, the Icecream Girl collection and the Femme Fatale collection as well as pieces from his Sufragette and MOM series. Ward Schrijver writes for Galerie Rob Koudjis: The Japanese artist Hokusai immortalized the most enchanting landscape he knew in a group of woodprints: ' 36 views of Mount Fuji ' (shown below)
Environmental performance is the best definition of the coffee table VIC. In manufacturing there are few losses so that all parts are utilized to build a harmonious whole. http://www.dezeen.com/2012/03/08/table-vic-by-elemento-diseno/

Blog Archive » Table Vic by Elemento Diseño

I had the opportunity to attend and speak at the Fourth National Medical Home Summit in Philadelphia on February 27-29,2012. I have summarized here highlights from the three-day event. Highlights from the Day 1 Plenary Ed Wagner , MD, developer of the Chronic Care Model, provided an in-depth review of the CCM over the last 10 years. http://healthecommunications.wordpress.com/2011-medical-home-summit-west/

2012 & 2011 Medical Home Summit Highlights | Mind The Gap

Here are five words every children’s clothing chief hopes to hear in her lifetime: Disney wants to work together . Fangfang Wu heard them last year, when the House of Mouse asked the CEO of Greenbox, a children’s clothier based in Shanghai, to manufacture a line of Disney-branded apparel. With Shanghai Disney Resort set to open in 2016, Disney wants to stoke the Chinese appetite for all things Mickey, Winnie the Pooh, and Disney Princesses. The company’s licensing division is a $28 billion global business that could immediately boost the fortunes of an upstart brand like Greenbox.

Greenbox: The World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2012 | Fast Company

We as physicians are commonly trained to treat disease, not patients. Another way of looking at it is that we are trained to think mechanically. If ”X” is present, administer “y” and if “A” is broken, we must fix it.

Treat Patients as People... Not Diseases - Howard J. Luks, MD - Chief of Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy

Patients are people too: 3 writing tips for healthcare marketing | ART+science Health Thought Leadership

It was a busy summer for my healthcare clients. I worked on a brand TV campaign for Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan (see the CDPHP spots below). I was part of a huge team effort to launch Emerson Hospital’s new website . I also spent many hours crafting fresh videos for the award-winning educational site TuftsMedicalCenter.TV . One health plan.

Blog | Suzanne Meyers

I try, I really do, not to judge people who perpetrate wanton apostrophe abuse in hand-lettered signs. We’re all human, mistakes are made, live and let live, I (usually) say. With that disclaimer, then, let’s rock and roll. We could … Continue reading

Change Your Employees' Minds, Change Your Business - Scott Keller and Kaleen Love - Harvard Business Review

Scott Keller is a director at McKinsey & Company, where Kaleen Love is a consultant. Keller is a co-author of the 2011 book Beyond Performance : How great organizations build ultimate competitive advantage, with Colin Price. He and Love both work frequently with clients on changing mindsets as part of performance-improvement programs.