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Creativity At Pixar
This month’s Harvard Business Review carries a feature from Ed Catmull entitled “How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity. The article...
This month’s Harvard Business Review carries a feature from Ed Catmull entitled “How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity. The article...
Frank Luntz is a political analyst, spin-doctor and familiar face to anyone who watches the circus that is FoxNews....
How much of ourselves should we reveal online? It's a challenging question and the answers are not as...
Christians hide in forests as Hindu mobs ransack villages. I’ve enjoyed watching the US political circus this week and...
When a friend emailed to ask my thoughts on Mark Driscoll’s “theology” I groaned. My natural inclination is try...
“Science today effectively does compete with religion, insofar as it serves two properly idelogical needs, those for hope and...
My regressive sporting gene has caused me to succumb to the Olympic bug. Although we are, in an Olympic...
Part of the rationale for getting the iPhone was always to move back to mobile management of my projects,...
It is still two weeks to the start of school. Most of my daughter’s friends are still away on...
I don’t normally blog on a Sunday. In (small) part it’s because of church, although I don’t want to...
OK, call me a craven consumer if you must, but this is my first post from the iPhone. It...
Merlin posted a great quote today on 43 folders, from novelist Neal Stephenson, Writing novels is hard, and requires...
I’ve lost 8 kilos since the start of the year. It’s not something I did with a clear goal,...
Ever since the introduction of the CD, the sound quality of commercial music has been in steady decline. The...
Make your own at Wordle – thanks to Jason.
Of all the religious festivals in India, Kanwar Yatrais the one that most caught my imagination. A Passage From...