9 Aug
2013
The Economist: The Utility of Bad Art
Check out a link to a behavioral economics piece on the perception of art — here.
OTHER POSTS
Bride’s Special Dance
Andrea had a very special dance with some very close family and friends at her wedding. Her father passed away so her brother recored “butterfly kisses” and she danced with with all of them during her Father and Daughter dance. it was a truly touching moment not a dry eye in the house. Her dad, […]
Athletes and Yoga: NFL Player Raves About His Offseason Yoga Routine
From NBC Sports: Colts tight end Dwayne Allen is expected to have a big role in the offense this season, and he says yoga will keep him healthy through the wear and tear of 16 games. Allen said he did yoga almost every day, all offseason long, and he feels the difference in his flexibility. “Man, a […]
Notes from St. Francis Discussion:
I had the opportunity to listen in on a discussion about St. Francis. St. Francis was an Italian Catholic friar and preacher. He lived in the 12th and 13th centuries. I listened in on a man talking about him a few weeks back. Here are my notes: –In order to go out and evangelize – […]
4 Things You Can Do to Save the Bee Population and Why it Matters
How and Why We Should Save the Bee Population Without bees, our society would be completely different. An astounding 71% of the hundred crops that provide nine-tenths of the world’s food are pollinated by bees. Bees enable plants to bear fruits and vegetables. Without bees, some fruits and veggies would not be accessible, and we wouldn’t be able […]