Brooks Koekpa, the World's Best Golfer, Has Some Issues With Golf
The sport’s most dominant, most inscrutable player thinks the game is boring. And he has some ideas on how to fix it.
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Bernie Sanders’s universal childcare plan would mean Millennials like me could start families
Don’t get any wild ideas about grandkids, Andy and Sharon, it’s just a blog post.
How Crunchy Technical Gear Took Over Fashion
From Merrell to North Face, functional gear has never been hotter. Here's why.
Students gain valuable field experience while supporting NASA SnowEx research - Boise State News
Plenty of Boise State students enjoy winter weekends skiing or snowboarding for recreation. But when...
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Students gain valuable field experience while supporting NASA SnowEx research
Plenty of Boise State students enjoy winter weekends skiing or snowboarding for recreation. But when...
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Jamie Oliver's 5-Ingredient Recipes - Magazine - FineCooking
Superstar chef Jamie Oliver’s inspired approach makes it easy to get amazing meals onto the table any day of the week.
You Can Check Out Any Time You Like
Hotels are embracing more flexible check-in and checkout times — a move that changes the guest experience, particularly for business and red-eye travelers.
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Why Do Corporations Speak the Way They Do?
Photo: Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock This article was featured in One Great Story , New York ’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it…
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Sino-African Architecture; A Look at the Rise of Chinese-Built Projects Across the African Continent
A boom in Sino-African trade relations since 2000 has catapulted China from being a relatively small investor in Africa into becoming the continent's largest economic partner. This shift, in combination with a decreasing profit margin for construction projects in mainland China, has encouraged...
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Opinion: The unspoken truth about managing geeks
The stereotypes that lump IT professionals together are misguided. It's actually the conditions that surround the IT pros that are stereotypical, and the geeks are just reacting to those conditions the way they always react -- logically.
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JP Morgan economists warn of 'catastrophic' climate change
Researchers say delaying climate change action risks "potentially catastrophic outcomes".
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In a fast-paced world, walking is a 'radical' act, says Norwegian explorer | CBC Radio
Norwegian author and explorer Erling Kagge believes walking is a radical act that can unleash your creativity, help you know yourself better, and even help you to create more time in your life.
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Baseball, Fiction, and Life: Roger Angell’s Era-Spanning Career at The New Yorker
It is tempting to view Roger Angell, who is now ninety-nine, as a keeper of this publication’s institutional memory. But he’s more likely to say, “I learned something truly amazing today!”
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Why Drinking Water All Day Long Is Not the Best Way to Stay Hydrated
Pounding large quantities of water morning, noon and night may not be the best or healthiest way to hydrate.
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Rob McElhenney Is Ready for His Next Quest
Fifteen years after he created ‘Always Sunny,’ he’s using the lessons he learned to navigate changes in comedy.
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The 52 Most Fascinating Things I Learned in 2019 (Part 2) — devinSami.com
This is Part 2 of the series. In case you missed it, here’s Part 1 .
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This sounds like the plot of a bad movie, but Trump may have had his DNA stolen
A few days from now, at a still-to-be-announced venue in New York City, a strange auction from a mysterious group called the Earnest Project is set to take place. The group will be auctioning off a…
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They Wanted Research Funding, So They Entered the Lottery
A survey of New Zealand scientists found that recipients of a randomized funding program favored random allocations of some kinds of grant money.
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2020 Single Speed Arizona! Bisbee Edition – Nate Woiwode, Corbin Brady, & Josh Weinberg
Before I go into the story of Single Speed Arizona 2020, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Nate. I’m from Tucson, Arizona and I own a bike shop called Blue Dog Bicycles. I eat, sleep, breathe, shit, and fart mountain biking. I’ve been making unique and challenging routes around Southern Arizona for 11 years and heading out with my friends to try to push ourselves. I host 10-15 bike events a year around Southern Arizona. Everything from taco scavenger hunts to 400-mile gravel e...
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The Body Shop will start hiring the first person who applies for any retail job
Almost all retailers run background checks on prospective employees—one of the many obstacles for people who were formerly incarcerated and are now trying to…
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What Can the Stock Market Tell Us About the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger? - Truth on the Market
On Monday evening, around 6:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, news leaked that the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York had decided to allow the T-Mobile/Sprint merger to go through, giving the companies a victory over a group of state attorneys general trying to block the deal. Thomas Philippon, a professor …
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Bloomberg Flunks the Wokeness Test
Stop-and-frisk was awful. But to disqualify the former New York mayor from the presidency on that basis is to risk something more destructive: a second term for Trump.
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Why so many of the world’s oldest companies are in Japan
The country has 33,000 businesses at least a century old. How have so many survived – and what does it mean for Japan’s future?
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Can the teardrops that fall after reading bad science writing generate renewable electricity? Yes, they can.
Can the teardrops that fall after reading bad science writing generate renewable electricity? Yes, they can. 1. The puzzle of power from raindrops The usually excellent Marginal Revolution blog fea…
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John Kelly Finally Lets Loose on Trump
The former chief of staff explained, in the clearest terms yet, his misgivings about Trump’s behavior regarding North Korea, immigration, and Ukraine.
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Savage Memes and Lunar Dreams: Deceptive Dating Sites’ Intimate Ties to Firefly Aerospace
How Cheech and Chong's Facebook timeline unwittingly exposed a network of niche dating websites tied to a Silicon Valley space tycoon.
