Serving Literature by the Tweet →
nytimes.com
Brooklyn’s Electric Literature is re-imagining how readers engage the short story format across all mediums…even line by line via tweet.
October 2009
18 posts
“I’ve been carrying this Cheesecake Factory pager in my pocket for years now.”
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Failure in education is actually GOOD
I recently worked on a future of education summit in which we proposed the creation of on-campus Failure Labs encouraging students to take risks and view failure as a positive outcome. As it turns out, we’re onto something.
So much for Silk soy milk
In a recent story about Target’s abuse of the “organic” label I spotted this tidbit about my once-organic & current favorite soy milk:
“The Wisconsin-based farm policy research group Cornucopia discovered Target nationally advertised Silk soymilk in newspapers with the term “organic” pictured on the carton’s label, when in fact the manufacturer, Dean Foods, had quietly shifted their products away from organics.”
I’m disappointed, but the search is on for new soy milk.
