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  • Keystone XL: Down the Line
    Mufson, Steven (2013-04-24)
    The proposed Keystone XL pipeline has enflamed the bitter fight over America's energy future. Opponents of the 1,700-mile pipeline, which is designed to bring oil extracted from Canadian tar sands down to the US, say it ...
  • Launching The Innovation Renaissance: A New Way to Bring Smart Ideas to Market Fast
    Tabarrok, Alex (Ted Conferences, 2011)
    Unemployment, fear, and fitful growth tell us the economy is stagnating. The recession, however, is just the tip of iceberg. We have deeper problems. Most importantly, the rate of innovation is down. Patents, which were ...
  • LibQUAL+™ at Duke 2002 Survey Results
    Association of Research Libraries (2013-04-01)
    LibQUAL+™ is a research and development project undertaken by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in collaboration with Texas A&M University. The project is defining and measuring library service quality across ...
  • LibQUAL+™ at Duke 2005 Survey Results
    Association of Research Libraries (2013-04-01)
    LibQUAL+™ is a research and development project undertaken by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in collaboration with Texas A&M University. The project is defining and measuring library service quality across ...
  • LibQUAL+™ at Duke 2007 Survey Results
    Association of Research Libraries (2013-04-01)
    LibQUAL+™ is a research and development project undertaken by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in collaboration with Texas A&M University. The project is defining and measuring library service quality across ...
  • LibQUAL+™ at Duke 2011 Survey Results
    Association of Research Libraries (2011-06)
    LibQUAL+™ is a research and development project undertaken by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in collaboration with Texas A&M University. The project is defining and measuring library service quality across ...
  • Living Architecture: How Synthetic Biology Can Remake Our Cities and Reshape Our Lives
    Armstrong, Rachel S. (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    What will the city of the future look like? More like an ever-changing and vibrant garden than a static set of buildings and blocks. In Living Architecture: How Synthetic Biology Can Remake Our Cities and Reshape Our Lives, ...
  • Make Love Not Porn: Technology's Hardcore Impact on Human Behavior
    Gallop, Cindy (Ted Conferences, 2011)
    In Make Love Not Porn: Technology's Hardcore Impact on Human Behavior, Cindy Gallop talks about the personal experiences and research that inspired her to give her legendary TEDTalk "Make Love Not Porn" -- and the explosive ...
  • Media Makeover: Improving the News One Click At A Time
    Miller, Alisa (Ted Conferences, 2011)
    Media Makeover: Improving the News One Click at a Time is a bird’s-eye view on how “news” is made -- and how readers and viewers can re-make it. Alisa Miller, CEO of Public Radio International, lays out what's missing from ...
  • Messiah : an oratorio
    Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759. (1741)
  • Mind Amplifier: Can Our Digital Tools Make Us Smarter?
    Rheingold, Howard (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    Instead of asking whether the Web is making us stupid, Howard Rheingold turns that question around and asks how designing and using digital media mindfully could make us smarter. What if humans could build tools that ...
  • Radical Openness: Four Unexpected Principles for Success
    Williams, Anthony (2013-04-24)
    All over the world, the way people connect and collaborate is undergoing an astonishing transformation. Smart organizations are shunning their old, secretive practices and embracing transparency. Companies are widely sharing ...
  • Save Our Science: How to Inspire a New Generation of Scientists
    Ramirez, Ainissa (2013-04-24)
    In Save Our Science: How to Inspire a New Generation of Scientists, long time Yale professor Ainissa Ramirez makes an impassioned call for a recommitment to improve science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education ...
  • The Science of Optimism: Why We're Hard-Wired for Hope
    Sharot, Tali (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    We all like to think of ourselves as rational creatures who smartly prepare for the worst. We watch our backs, weigh the odds, and pack an umbrella when the skies look threatening. But although we take such sensible ...
  • Smile: The Astonishing Powers of a Simple Act
    Gutman, Ron (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    How can something as simple as a smile be so deceptively complex? That's the mystery and magic explored in Smile: The Astonishing Powers of a Simple Act, which explores the sensation and science of the smile. From the broad ...
  • Statistique générale de l'Algérie [serial]. 1885, 1886 & 1887
    Unknown author (1885)
  • Tell Them I Built This: Transforming Schools, Communities, and Lives With Design-Based Education
    Pilloton, Emily (2013-04-24)
    'Tell Them I Built This' dramatically shows how creativity, critical thinking, citizenship, and dirt-under-your-fingernails construction can radically transform both high school education and the local community where the ...
  • Weekday Vegetarian: Finally, a Palatable Solution
    Hill, Graham; Estes, Alex (Ted Conferences, 2011)
    A vegetarian diet can markedly improve your health and fitness, but what if you still love munching into a juicy burger every now and again? Graham Hill has a powerful and simple solution: Become a weekday vegetarian. Don't ...
  • What's Killing Us: A Practical Guide to Understanding Our Biggest Global Health Problems
    Shaikh, Alanna (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    In the past half-century, we’ve changed the way we collectively view the health of the 7 billion people who occupy this planet. Health issues were once seen as an isolated national or regional problem; now they are a global ...
  • When I'm 164: The New Science of Radical Life Extension, and What Happens if it Succeeds
    Duncan, David E. (Ted Conferences, 2012)
    How long do you want to live, and why? That's a question that has intrigued humans for eons, and now advanced science and new levels of high-tech have allowed us to live longer and longer and longer — but at what cost? In ...