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It's undeniable that the TED organization and its ultra-quotable, inspirational talks have taken over. Between the TED Radio Hour — which, despite being pretty new, has quickly become one of the most successful new public radio shows/podcasts ever — the TED conferences, and the formal-ish TEDx events that are springing up across the world, this is the era of "ideas worth spreading.

[caption id="attachment_8698" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Photo via sartre on Flickr. [/caption]   Despite the best attempts and intentions, there are some people who are just hard to get along with.

[caption id="attachment_8651" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo by By Mia Di Domenico[/caption] Higher education in the U. S.

So, what can you photogs expect from Apple’s newest generation of phones?

[caption id="attachment_8647" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo by Blake Patterson via Flickr[/caption]   As more and more Americans (and individuals around the globe) switch to jobs that allow them to eschew cubicle life, working from home has become not only more popular for freelances, but also a coveted perk for those which more traditional gigs. In fact, in one survey, 70% of employees said that they wanted to be allowed to work from home.

[caption id="attachment_8636" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo: Florin Gorgan via Flickr[/caption] Joshua Rothman recently noted in The New Yorker that creativity is rapidly becoming one of the most coveted traits. "Everyone wants to be more creative," he writes, noting "creativity is now a literary genre unto itself.

[caption id="attachment_8597" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo: Quinn Dombrowski via Flickr[/caption] First, let's get one thing straight: Though he's often credited as the source of this quote, Ernest Hemingway probably did not give the advice of "write drunk, edit sober. " Not only was it totally out of character with his daily habits (Hemingway loved to write in the morning), it also can't be sourced.

[caption id="attachment_8579" align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo via Flickr[/caption] This week, Google[X] VP and former VP of business development at Google Megan Smith was named the White House's new Chief Technology Officer. But back in 2013, when Megan took to the CreativeLive stage during Secrets from Silicon Valley, she gave examples of how technology and creativity are not only bolstering the economy, but also enabling individuals around the world to have access to crucial information and resources.