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Actually, I saw something of this dynamic last month, at a dinner where President Clinton was soliciting themes and ideas from a group of academics, mostly political theorists.

But if the deal succeeds, what Reader's Digest will acquire is a fiercely loyal following for recipes and ideas from a universe far removed from the one that celebrates chefs and esoteric ingredients.

"Why," she asks, "should gender be any different?" HOW TO GET YOUR CHILD TO LOVE READING: Inspiration and Ideas From a Teacher Who Really Knows By Esmé Raji Codell Algonquin Books Ms. Codell burst on the popular scene in 1999 with the publication of her diary as a first-year teacher, "Educating Esmé." Not many teachers appear on CNN, and even fewer are written up in People.

The most important qualification for a successful scientist is a passion for science, and as a biophysical chemist you have to be resourceful and able to bring together skills and ideas from a broad range of disciplines.

My view of "The Sopranos" has evolved a lot since that famous cut to black, and there are moments and ideas from a dozen other long-dead shows that still percolate in my brain to this day.

This paper, together with the other two breakthrough papers by Petorious and Baker et al., recently appeared in the American Physical Society's curated collection of seminal papers celebrating 100 years of Einstein's theory of general relativity and represent the culmination of of work and ideas from a multitude of researchers spanning the previous several decades.

"When a student I am teaching steals words and ideas from an author without acknowledgment, I feel cheated," said Mr Stearns.

Newton came to mind this week as I read through two offerings from McSweeney's new food-based imprint, McSweeney's Insatiables: a cookbook called "Mission Street Food: Recipes and Ideas from an Improbable Restaurant" and the first issue of Lucky Peach, the "new food quarterly from Momofuku's David Chang".

Ms. Piaggi believes in fashion of the moment and ideas from the past, put together with a spontaneity that suggests a painter creating a fresh picture each morning.

Roland Barthes, Sontag's favorite contemporary author, died in 1980, and her role as an importer of literature and ideas from Paris abruptly came to an end.

Based on a study of two clusters, this paper draws some logic and ideas from complexity theory and develops a generic framework to explain cluster self-organization.