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[Stepcase Lifehack] Ten Top Tips for the Innovative Leader - Stepcase Lifehack: Paul Sloane is an author and speaker on leadership, innovation and lateral thinking. His most recent book is The Innovative Leader. He helps organizations improve innovation, creativity and leadership. He is the founder of Destination ...

[Videos from the MIT Sloan School of Management] Kaizad Jehangir - MBA Program: The class has some MIT Sloan representation, but consists of students from across campus and one alumnus as well. While it is still too cold for most of us to dive in the ocean, there will be local certification dives in the early summer and a trip to Key Largo on Memorial Day weekend that promises to be great fun!

[HarvardBusiness.org] Why Jerks Are Bad Decision-Makers - Tom Davenport ...: @John- I've now read the Cross & Thompson article from the MIT Sloan Management Review and am astounded that the thesis "good decisions require collaboration across social networks" is not supported by it. Cross & Thompson pointedly note that "Surprisingly, we found that in both cases the decision-making process was hampered not by failures to get the right people involved but by too much collaboration."

[Art Knowledge News] The Gibbes Museum of Art to show " Prints & Drawings from the ...: With images ranging from portrayals of the plight of the farm laborer to depictions of industry and the growing urban environment, The American Scene on Paper: Prints and Drawings from the Schoen Collection focuses on this important period in American art that has not had the attention it is due. 

[MIT Comparative Media Studies: Features] MIT Comparative Media Studies: CMS Features Archive: The Harvard-MIT-Yale Cyberscholar Working Group, a monthly forum for fellows and affiliates of the CMS Program at MIT, Yale Law School Information Society Project, and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School is a high-caliber event that seeks to aggregate and share knowledge among top scholars in the spheres of new media and information technology and their related fields.

[Crunchy Con] Red Toryism - Crunchy Con: I'll tell you this, though: reading this piece, which is the first time I've seen anybody take the conservative principles I care about and craft a political vision from them to lead us out of the ruins of the global economy, the intellectual bankruptcy of the Republican Party and its vision, and the dead end of liberal individualism and autonomism. By advocating a localist, communitarian, distributist, anti-statist form of conservatism, Philip Blond gives us American conservatives something useful and important to work with.

[Dashboard RSS Feed] 2008 05 Web 2.0 Effects on Management (updated): Huffman showed a slide with a del.ici.ous page and the results from the tag "2008LexisNexisLibraryWeek." Del.ici.ous displays how many other people applied the same tag to a page that Huffman did (47 other people saved the top result of LexisNexisWiki in her example), and what other tags they applied to the page (SLA, Information Professional, Library 2.0). The combination of these features allows users to search del.ici.ous by different users' tag collections (anonymous to the point that you can only see user names) or by looking at the universe of all tags.

[StartupNation Blog] StartupNation Blog » Blog Archive » Win the Small Business Startup Kit: We will stop taking comments in this blog post at midnight EASTERN TIME on March 13, 2009. We will announce the winner on March 16, 2009 within this blog entry as a comment with instructions on how the selected winner should contact us with a SHIP TO address.

[Don't Break the Chain! Productivity News] Alltop - Top GTD News: During this time, I blogged only occaisionally and I intentionally ignored most emails, doing only an occasional emergency scan of my inbox in order to delegate time-critical items to my team. Yesterday,  I spent the day with David Allen and his team to discuss exciting developments around eProductivity, mobility, and Notes 8.51.

[Combined Arms Center Blog] The Challenge of Retaining Majors in Our Army - Reflections by ...:  As field grade recall packets currently take a few months to process once received at HRC (Active Army), the officer has very little assurance that an active duty position will be available to him/her when the REFRAD takes effect.  Additionally, HRC-St Louis views this request the same as if the officer were leaving the service to enter the civilian workforce or any other pursuit, which means that, if the recall to active duty packet is delayed or denied, the REFRAD stands, and the officer could very well be out of active service.

[Raptors Republic - Raptors Blog ESPN TrueHoop] Incompetent Mitchell watches Carter take over - Raptors Republic ...: If Parker would have continued to squeeze Carter, and Calderon continued on his Under route vs Dooling, the inbounds pass would/should have gone to Dooling, who then would have had Calderon on his back [after catching the ball in the R-Block area] with a chance to score the ball by shooting over a Raptors defender [Calderon] who first had to negotiate his way around a screen. This would have been an acceptable outcome for the Raptors, at this stage in the game.

[Theatre Archive Project Blog] Theatre Archive Project: Theatre Workshop: Personally, tickled to learn that when TW hustled off to Paris for the performance at the Drama Festival, they played at the Théâtre Hébertot, whose legendary owner/manager opened his theatre in the 17e to a pleasingly eclectic group ranging from Action Française nationalists through Camus, Gide, to Sartre, Pinter and, so I just learnt, Theatre Workshop.

[B2productions's Blog] B2: Casting! « B2productions's Blog: seeking submissions for possible future replacements for the following roles””Gomez Addams: male, 50s, Caucasian, a man in his prime, of Spanish descent and a wild Iberian passion, adores his wife, takes great pride in his children, and, in the larger sense, in his family, is very much about what it means to be an Addams, his desire for Morticia is undimmed after 20 years of marriage, and it takes very little to fire up his lust, although it appears they haven’t tango’d in quite some time, must have great comedic timing and a strong tenor voice, LEAD; Morticia Addams: female, 40s-50s, Caucasian, holds the balance of power in the family and often seems like the only emotionally mature member of the clan, beautiful, aristocratic, the real head of the family and the critical and moving force behind it, always sees the best in people, which somehow comes off as a strength rather than naivete, enjoys being the center of all the sexual energy in the room, the most horrible thing and truly unsettling thing in the world to her would be admitting that one day, inevitably, she’ll be a grandmother, must be a great dancer who is funny and sings well, alto/mezzo soprano, LEAD;

[Imagining India] Imagining India » Blog Archive » Awaiting Enlightenment - II: Great book and some fantastic thoughts…what’s surprises me is that Nandan has hadly discussed the scourge of corruption in our society, governance and just about any/every walk of Indian life. Coming from somebody like him, it would have had a meaningful impact on the readers and wider audience.

[Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist] Don't try to dodge the recession with grad school | Penelope ...: I don't feel that the military limits everyone all the time, but there are definitely times of total self-honesty where anyone will admit that they feel adrift. It's a direct result of the frequent moves, the limitations on advancement and education (mostly due to time constraints that civilians can't even fathom), and the ennui of knowing what your life will be like day in and day out for the next 15 or 20 years.

[Michael Nielsen] Michael Nielsen » The Future of Science: The adoption and growth of the scientific journal system has created a body of shared knowledge for our civilization, a collective long-term memory which is the basis for much of human progress. This system has changed surprisingly little in the last 300 years. The internet offers us the ...... have just come across a fantastic blog and a particularly insightful post by Michael Nielsen, an Australian physicist living in Canada who seems to have turned his mind to ...

[The Indian Economy Blog] The Indian Economy Blog » Empowerment, Not Slavery: Speaking from first-hand experience, since I run a BPO ”” the name change/ accent issue is slowly becoming less prevalent. My company doesn't do this sort of stuff (of course, we're not a calll center).

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