The Massive Effort to Change the Way Kids Are Taught to Read
“A lot of times the teachers have no idea that they’re not teaching things that are beneficial to the kids”
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This Bike Company Launched a Black Reparations Program. Then the Lawyers Called.
Rivendell Bicycle Works built a loyal following by ignoring convention. But what happens when good intentions spark public outrage in a country divided?
The Curiosity Chronicle | The Most Powerful Decision Making Razors
The Curiosity Chronicle has quickly become one of the most popular newsletters for growth-minded individuals in the world. Each week, subscribers receive a deep dive that covers topics ranging from growth and decision-making to business, finance, startups, and technology. In addition, subscribers receive The Friday Five, a weekly newsletter with five ideas curated to spark curiosity headed into the weekend.
Chris Ballew Went Platinum On The Way To Becoming Caspar Babypants
Ballew sees his career as a series of arcs. When one arc comes to an end, another one begins.
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Automatic Mileage Logbook For Taxes
Do you dread tax season because you have to go through all of your old receipts to calculate your mileage? Well, there’s a solution for that! Automatic mileage logbooks keep track of your mileage throughout the year, so you don’t have to. Contents Do you dread tax season because you have to go through all […]
The Sublime Danielle Steel: For the Love of Supermarket Schlock - Los Angeles Review of Books
Dan Sinykin reconsiders the career of Danielle Steel.
Suboptimal Optics: Vision Problems as Scars of Evolutionary History - Evolution: Education and Outreach
The human eye is an excellent example of suboptimal bottom-up design resulting from the constraints of evolutionary historical contingency. The resulting suboptimal optics manifests in a number of medical ophthalmological disorders.
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Karuna Therapeutics Reports Second Quarter 2022 Financial Results and Provides General Business Updates | BioSpace
Karuna Therapeutics, Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company driven to create and deliver transformative medicines for people living with psychiatric and neurological conditions, announced financial results for the second quarter of 2022 and provided a general business update.
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The Unlikely Author Who’s Absolutely Dominating the Bestseller List
All five of these Colleen Hoover books are currently in Publishers Weekly’s list of the top 10 best-sellers. Photo illustration by Slate. Images via Simon &…
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Five Sci-Fi Classics, One Summer: How 1982 Shaped Our Present
“Blade Runner,” “E.T.,” “Tron,” “The Wrath of Khan” and “The Thing” all arrived that one season 40 years ago to become indelible and influential.
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In Conversation with Daniel Agdag | Leonard Joel
This issue, we chat to Melbourne based artist and filmmaker Daniel Agdag, whose delicate, inventive, and bewilderingly intricate architectural sculptures take…
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Did a "factory model" ruin education?
Hi everyone, One of our major initiatives at Montessorium is a project to better-understand the history of education. We offer a course on its history going from the 6th c. BCE to the present, and we regularly publish pieces on the topic. We see this work as one of our major intellectual investments in the
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Why Kevin Smith Wouldn’t Make Clerks Today
Kevin Smith doesn’t think a movie like Clerks could have the same generational impact in the 21st century that it did in 1994, nor would he think to make it if he were starting out now.
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Bun: A Complete Overhaul of the JavaScript Ecosystem
A first look at Bun, the new framework trying to replace node and just about everything else too.
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Building on reclaimed land
How soil settlement and subsidence may affect our ability to capitalize on reclaimed land.
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Wonders of Our World #4: The Delta and Zuiderzee Works
Taking a moment to appreciate the worlds largest ever hydraulic engineering project
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Oncall Compensation for Software Engineers
Which companies pay for oncall, and how much? Philosophies across the industry for paying for standby duty and numbers from 80 companies.
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What’s Being an HGV Driver Really Like?
Are you thinking about a career in trucking? If so, you may be wondering if becoming an HGV driver is the right choice for you. Here’s why this may be the best career move for you: Contents HGV Drivers Are in High DemandGreat DemandSee the CountryMeet New PeopleMake New FriendsBetter SalaryExperience A Special FeelingStay FitLots […]
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How building codes work in the US
Buildings must be built to the requirements of the building code, a set of laws that governs how a building must be built. Because building codes ultimately govern the form the built environment takes, it's useful to understand how they work, and how they evolve.
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The Supreme Court Is Making America Ungovernable
The West Virginia v. EPA ruling signals a future in which no one in power has the ability to tackle the biggest issues society faces.
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How to Prepare for Coding Interview in One Week?
Is the clock ticking too fast, and your coding interview is just a week away? If yes, then you need some pro tips to pace up your preparation and give it your best shot. This one might sound absurd, but yes, you can prepare for your coding interviews in just one week. So whether starting […]
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How Can QR Codes Be Used By Oil Companies Today?
The oil industry paved the way for industrialization in the 1800s. Contents QR code for gas paymentsRedirect customers to the petroleum mobile appLead customers to their websiteShow maps of the nearest gas stations Foster brand and customer interactions via social media While it continues to thrive after two centuries, the companies in this industry adapt to […]
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What if the suburbs were just a first draft?
Remote work, the arrival of home-owning millennials, and other forces can be an opportunity to remake them for the better.
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When are rivet nuts an ideal choice for an application?
Fastener Engineering covers the technology of fasteners, adhesives, springs and all aspects of fastener technology.
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How to trade money and time
Time has a monetary value to you. That is, money and time can be traded for one another in lots of circumstances, and there are prices that you are willing to take and prices you are not. Hopefully…
