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By Rosalynn Tyo

Posted09/25/2010

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Distracable People are More Creative

By Rosalynn Tyo

Posted09/23/2010

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Descriptively Challanged

By Catherine Muss

Posted09/16/2010

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Reading, True Confessions

By Rosalynn Tyo

Posted09/10/2010

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“Media is stuck between waiting until a new approach is proven, while at the same time having to try new things since it can’t afford to be left behind. It’s almost enough to make one drink.”

Reading and the Relativity of Coolness

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Posted09/03/2010

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Rant, Reading, True Confessions

I know this NY Times article is old news now, but it's taken the firemen this long to peel me off the ceiling, where I've been squawking and clawing like a rabid spider monkey since I read it. The article, which asserts that the iPad and Kindle have made "buying literature cool again" and have helped to banish the "stigma...

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