OTHER POSTS
Lost Civilization in Cambodia
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/world/lost-civilization-in-cambodia-20130613-2o5v2.html?selectedImage=9 “Sydney University Professor Damien Evans is leading several teams of archaeologists to the discovery of an entire Ankor city in the Siem Reap region of Cambodia. Using new maps and LIDAR to discover previously unknown sites where previously only a few isolated temples were known to be. The holy plateau region known as Phnom […]
Tynan: Five Reasons I Recommend Japan to Everyone
Tynan compiles five reasons why he would recommend traveling in Japan. #5 was interesting, this is a great way to get around Japan as a backpacker or traveler: 5. It has the Almighty Train Pass The subways in Japan are around the same price as subways anywhere, but the inter-city trains, especially the bullet trains, […]
You Can’t Teach Speed
Sprinters Falsify the Deliberate Practice Model of Expertise. From Michael Lombardo’s and Robert Deaners abstract of You Can’t Teach Speed: Most scientists agree that expertise requires both innate talent and proper training. Nevertheless, the highly influential deliberate practice model (DPM) of expertise holds that either talent does not exist, or that its contribution to performance […]
Erin Cox: Living in Alignment
Underlying discontent and unhappiness are often experienced when you’re not living in alignment with your priorities or God’s design for your life. For example, if you value spirituality and inner peace, but spend five minutes a day meditating and two hours watching TV, then you are not in alignment. Or if your relationship with your […]