I have found the following to be useful for investigation and study:

• Stanford Encyclopedia of

The character of Beverly Clark, played by Susan Sarandon in <a href=”http://www.amazon.com

Madeleine Brand interviewed Ira Flatow yesterday regarding both a

Interesting interview by Linda Wertheimer of Doris Kearns Goodwin

At work, a number of us were recently trained on a new CRM (customer relationship management) system. This got me thinking about the managem

This one will go on my reading list. Steve Inskeep and Terry Gross in

A reference to this site arrived in my inbox.

People spend a lot

Previously in Transcendental Generalization:

Long-term interest rates ar

…when you can act on news before any one else? This article on NPR’

A friend asked me which edition of the Bhagavad Gita I preferred. Family members have given me these, both of which are excellent in present

Alex Chadwick, of NPR, did a nice three-part series on the city and its significance to Hindu devotees.

• <a href="http://www.npr.or

Here’s a book that will go on my list. NPR had an excellent interview

For us Microsoft Excel power users, this seems pretty useful.

Yahoo!

I searched the web but could not find instructions for making a simple Diwali lantern, or “आकाश कंदील”. So here are mine.

You may wonder why the US Secret Service has responsibilities as diverse as investigating fraud and protecting the President. At a recent <a

This is a pretty cool big ad.

Here is a presentation on developments in digital identity</a

I found this article fascinating. Scientists have

From this Discovery Channel article:

The gait-recognition

On and off, I’ve been following the controversy over the leak of Valerie Plame’s identity as an undercover CIA operative. It was never clear

Last night, C-SPAN broadcast a lively debate on whether intelligent design should be taught in schools, sponsored by the American Enterprise

Here is a debate I would love to see: Nicholas Negroponte, chairman of MIT’s Media Lab, <a href=”http://web.media.mit.edu/~nicholas/Wired/

An interesting front-page article in the 12 October Wall Street Journal describes how all Germans must register their names with the governm