arti­cles

• A Gentleman’s Guide to Stay­ing Cool in the 21st Cen­tury — Max Andrew Dubinksy
• Why Greg Smith Is ‘Dead Right’ About Gold­man Sachs — Michael Hirsh
• On Remem­ber­ing What’s Most Impor­tant — Joshua Becker
• Racist Hunger Games Fans Are Very Dis­ap­pointed — Dodai Stewart
• White Until Proven Black: Imag­in­ing Race in Hunger Games — Anna Holmes
• I Was a Cook­book Ghost­writer — Julia Moskin
• Ghosts Are Real, At Least In Pub­lish­ing — Sara Botton
• Per­son of Inter­est: Rasheed Wal­lace — Jay Caspian Kang
• Word for Word — Lapham’s Quarterly
• 6 Habits of True Strate­gic Thinkers — Paul J. H. Schoemaker
• Is Your Prod­uct Ready for Its Close-up? — Jason Fried
• Feel­ing Reflec­tive and Twee? Yeah, Me Nei­ther — Schmutzie
• Brand Gone Bust: Har­ri­son Barnes’s Two Years in Chapel Hill — Jay Caspian Kang
• Gray Area — Debra Monroe
• Train­ing Work­ing Mem­ory: Why and How — William Klemm, D.V.M., Ph.D.
• 25 Lies Writ­ers Tell and Start to Believe — Chuck Wendig
• Can Col­lege Be Saved? — Max Rivlin Nadler
• Google’s Page: Apple’s Android Pique ‘For Show’ — Brad Stone
• My Kasual Koun­try Week­end with the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan — Hamil­ton Nolan
• Age of Igno­rance — Charles Simic
• The Myth of Learn­ing Styles — Cedar Riener & Daniel Willingham
• Cre­ative Time: On Mak­ing Art Hap­pen and Push­ing Cul­ture For­ward — Todd Anderson
• The Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans Gives New Mean­ing to ‘Urban Growth’ — Nathaniel Rich
• Slow Down, You Move Too Fast — Tony Schwartz
• The Man Who Raised a Black Power Salute at the 1968 Olympic Games — Gary Younge
• Athe­ists, Please read My Hea­then Man­i­festo — Julian Baggini
• The Dirty Lit­tle Secret Of Overnight Suc­cesses — Josh Linkner
• Signs of Spring: 2012 — The Big Pic­ture (The Boston Globe)
• How to Go From Fear to Free­dom, One Step at a Time — Leo Babauta
• 12 Truths to Tell Your­self After a Mis­take or Fail­ure — March & Angle Hack Life

 
Fas­ci­nat­ing Ani­mated Wind Map (click the map)

Le vent (bal­let super slow motion) — Simon Ian­nelli

Blue in Green — Bill Evans