Play Day
Today I had, what I call, a ‘play day’. Days where I read up on technology, watch videos and research stuff. Here’s what i’m sharing with you;
Lately i’ve been hooked on a new series called ‘Lie to Me’. Its about a team of deception experts solving cases. It’s entirely based on body language, NLP and microexpressions. Just my cup of tea 
So, Microexpressions. What are they and how do you learn about them?
Wired magazine has a realy good article about Microexpressions
I did a little reaserch and found that two scientists Dr. Paul Ekman and David Matsumoto have created a M.E training tool. You can find that here.
Here are also som other facial expression / lie detector tests;
Lightman Tests/
How to detect microexpresions
Facial Expressions Test
Facial Action Coding System
Some other things i found during my play day were:
Gurus; Internet tv show by Blue Shots TV – Internet in the Netherlands
Complex Diagrams: How to Make Lasagna Instead of Spaghetti:
Mister Harder is an internet / technology consultancy agency in Amsterdam and every thursday he presents ‘whisper 9.A.M, a 5 minute report about what is going in in the internet world .
And ofcourse the Top 10 TEDTalks of all time;
1. Jill Bolte Taylor: “My stroke of insight”
2. Jeff Han: “Touchscreen demo foreshadows the iPhone”
3. David Gallo: “Underwater astonishments”
4. Blaise Aguera y Arcas: “Jaw-dropping Photosynth demo”
5. Arthur Benjamin: “Lightning calculation and other ‘Mathemagic’”
6. Sir Ken Robinson: “Do schools kill creativity?”
7. Hans Rosling: “The best stats you’ve ever seen”
8. Tony Robbins: “Why we do what we do, and how we can do it better”
9. Al Gore: “15 ways to avert a climate crisis”
10. Johnny Lee: “Creating tech marvels out of a $40 Wii Remote”
The many perils of overstudying math:
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