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BOOKS
Thoreau is Alive (and Crankier Than Ever) on His 200th Birthday
By Peter Mandel, Contributor
Washington Post contributor, children's book author
Interesting take, Mr. Thoreau. Mind if I call you Henry? You can tweet that to your followers as soon as we boot things up
TECH
Computer Game Blockbusters No One Thought Would Be A Hit
By Avneet Singh, Contributor
Internet Marketer, Blogger, Entrepreneur
It has been many years since video games captured the world’s attention. Yesterday’s Pac-man, Donkey Kong, and Space Invaders
"The Angry Birds Movie"
ENTERTAINMENT
Bill Hader's Face Was Very Animated While Recording 'Angry Birds'
By Todd Van Luling
The actor is known for hilarious faces, and it appears he can't help himself from doing them.
VIDEOS
Bill Hader Voicing Leonard In "The Angry Birds Movie"
Bill Hader Voicing Leonard In "The Angry Birds Movie"
BUSINESS
Finland Is Still the World's Best Kept Secret
By Ira Kalb, Contributor
President Kalb & Associates and Assistant Professor of Clinica...
As I have said in my previous posts, this point was underscored when an article appeared in the Business Section of the Los
ENTERTAINMENT
Josh Gad Looks Back at Angry Birds, Ahead to Live-action Beauty and the Beast & Frozen 2
By Jim Hill, Contributor
Entertainment journalist and Walt Disney Company expert
Never mistake an actor for a role that they've played and/or a character that they've voiced. That's an especially smart thing to remember when talking with Josh Gad.
TEEN
'Angry Birds' - A Laugh-Out-Loud Kind of Movie
By KIDS FIRST! , Contributor
Reviews of Films For Children By Children
This movie is about, Red (Jason Sudeikis), a red bird who never fit in and has anger issues. One day, he has to go to an
ENTERTAINMENT
Directors of the Angry Birds Movie Reveal the Challenges of Turning a Game Into a Movie and Why These Birds Are So Angry
By Quora, Contributor
The best answer to any question
The hardest part of creating a 90-minute story with Angry Birds was keeping it under 90 minutes! Once we got in there and
GPS FOR THE SOUL
The Kid, The Monk and The Angry Bird
By Dragos Bratasanu, Contributor
Make your dream a reality even if you start with nothing @ www...
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 18: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon (C) attends the United Nations Ceremony, Presentation and Photo Call naming Red, from the 'ANGRY BIRDS” movie, Honorary Ambassador for the International Day of Happiness, to be observed around the world on March 20th, at United Nations on March 18, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Sony Pictures Entertainment)
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GOOD NEWS
Angry Birds’ Feathers Ruffled Over Climate Change, So They’re Going Green
By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
These feathered friends want you to keep your (bird) baths short and sweet.
GOOD NEWS
Jumping for Joy: Happiness Day 2016 at the United Nations
By Jim Luce, Contributor
The James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation Supporting Young Global L...
Over 700 people from all walks of life assembled in a large conference room in the United Nations headquarters last weekend to celebrate the International Day of Happiness.
ENTERTAINMENT
What Goes On Behind the Scenes at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
By Jim Hill, Contributor
Entertainment journalist and Walt Disney Company expert
Well, as busy as you may be, I'm betting that your Thanksgiving to-do list looks like a Post-it note compared to all of the tasks that the talented folks who work for Macy's Parade and Entertainment Group have to accomplish before 12 noon ET on Thursday arrives.
Angry Birds 2
Rovio
TECH
'Angry Birds 2' Is Officially Coming This Summer
By Damon Beres
Ready thy thumbs!
TECH
'Angry Birds' Lego Sets Are Coming
By Reuters, Reuters
Rovio, whose 2014 earnings fell 73 percent due to a drop in licensing the Angry Birds brand on toys, clothing and sweets
COLLEGE
Graduating This Year? Read This First
By Sajeel Qureshi, Contributor
VP - Operations, Computan
Accept the fact that you know very little and don't have all the answers at the beginning of this new adventure, but know that you can definitely find the answers.
CULTURE & ARTS
New Music Review: Soundtrack to America's Favorite Racing Video Game AG Drive
By Brandi Andres, Contributor
Editor, Writer, Consultant
For those unfamiliar with the world of gaming, it may come as a shock to learn that video game soundtracks are actually a thing.
ENTERTAINMENT
Review of Racing Video Game Soundtrack, AG Drive
By Morena Duwe, Contributor
Music, culture and travel journalist
Music has developed a close relationship with technology. The birth of the electronic era has changed how music is heard and experienced. The technological age has made it possible for one person to create powerful music that once required a team. Now, though an unlikely pairing, even video games are joining the music world.
ENVIRONMENT
What the Climate Movement Can Learn From Very Angry Birds
By Kathleen Rogers, Contributor
President, Earth Day Network
More so than ever, there's an urgent need for us to come together and collectively find solutions to the mess we are in. To
ENVIRONMENT
Angry Birds
By Sean Carman, Contributor
Environmental lawyer, contributor to McSweeney's and the Rumpus
Franzen's essay deserved a more considered and respectful response. The issues he raised are complicated and important. They deserve our careful reflection, not hit pieces from angry content editors on the web sites of prominent environmental organizations.
BUSINESS
How Developers Are Using New Platforms to Innovate
By Phil Simon, Contributor
Author, keynote speaker, professor
Go to any tech conference these days and you are likely to hear plenty of talk about platforms, software development kits (SDKs), and application programming interfaces (APIs).
TECH
Get Out of Jail Free
By David Sable, Contributor
Global CEO at Y&R
Content is content and great and enduring content triumphs while second-rate creations get consumed and forgotten.
SCIENCE
Mathematical Growth: Angry Birds to Blockbusters
By Tim Chartier, Contributor
Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Davidson Colleg...
A concept some teachers work to explain and students struggle to understand is exponential and quadratic growth rates. Part of the problem is that this math is often taught on paper with a simple x/y axis; it doesn't seem to have any relationship to the real world. But if you look at something like Angry Birds or blockbuster summer movies, these concepts become easier to understand.
TECH
'Angry Birds' Doesn't Look Like This Anymore
By Taylor Casti
The game is an exciting shift for Rovio from the simple, physics-based classic format, which has launched several spinoffs
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