My belief is that, often, people are unaware of what exactly can and cannot be recycled. Because of this, people will throw away items that could easily be recycled, simply because they do not know they can. On the other hand, people will also recycle certain objects they believe can be recycled when, in reality, they cannot. While it’s good people are trying to recycle, putting unsuitable objects into the recycling ends up taking up people’s time and energy to re-separate these items. All of these issues could be remedied by posting more explicitly which objects can and cannot be recycled as well as educating people about what items can and cannot be recycled.

I’m currently in Washington DC for the Natuonal Association of Workforce Boards Forum. Join our conversation on Twitter #NAWBForum.

Welcome to my CONCEPT of music project. While I discover Einztein please download my first music app “MUSCON - PITCH” which is a work in progress

Nick Bilton of NYC Resistor & The New York Times on the Future of Content

Derek Lomas’ Open Source Games for Learning

Ken Robinson’s 2nd TED Talk: “Bring on the Learning Revolution”

Ken Robinson’s Classic TED Talk: “Schools Kill Creativity”

Arthur Benjamin’s Formula for Revolutionizing Math Education @ TED

Conrad Wolfram - Teaching Kids Real Math with Computers @ TED

Salman Khan (& Bill Gates) talk about Khan Academy