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The Silicon Valley Can Be Replicated In Two Easy Steps
Many self proclaimed experts on innovation claim that the Silicon Valley cannot be replicated. They present many reason why this seems to them to be true. Yet replicating the Silicon Valley as a location for fundamental technological paradigm breaks is possible, if not easy One often cited idea why it is …
Read More »Baseball’s Indisputable Truth – Hank Aaron’s Home Run Record Is the Real One
Hank Aaron holds MLB’s all-time homer record; another guy named Barry Bonds has higher numbers but his achievement will be forever questioned with an asterisk.
Read More »Calling All Politics Writers!
Blogcritics is looking for writers on politics.
Read More »America after Obama
Nate Silverman the polling genius says that the Senate can fall to Republican control in the 2014 election and if he’s right, look out.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Don’t Wake Me’ by Rahila Gupta
This loving memorial by an acclaimed British journalist of a mother for her son, nominated for two Off West End awards, is in New York until April 20.
Read More »Two Immigrants from India Rank Among Forbes’ Most Powerful CEOs Under 40
“There is nothing specifically Indian about empathy, humility, patience and an ability to dream. Yet it is these qualities that appear to have created [these] overachievers in global business.”
Read More »Musical Revue Review (Singapore): ‘A Singaporean in Paris’ by Sing Theatre
This revue is not only a testament to how talented Singapore-based artists are, it's also a lesson on being a foreigner in a strange land.
Read More »How Righteous Anger Keeps You Up the Tree (And How to Get Down)
Often people become angry because they’re not getting what they want or they’re not receiving the recognition they believe they deserve.
Read More »Theater Review: ‘Heathers: The Musical’
A bright new musical based on the cult movie sticks closely to the story but deepens the characters.
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