An abundance of borscht, cranky provanistas and desolate, snow capped pine forests that stretch forever. Riding the Trans Siberian rail is probably the most amazing thing I’ve ever done. I often recommend it to travellers...
The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton Christiansen is is a ground-breaking business strategy book for entrepreneurs. It provides counter-intuitive insights into how and where massive markets are created by new entrants. First published in 1997 (republished...
In the middle of Lao rattan woven bungalows pepper both sides of the Mekong river as teetering bridges seemingly made of driftwood crisscross the water. Here, hammocks are a way of life, as sunsets...
Take a look at the cover of A Visual Fest by Rua Meegan & Lauren Teeling which just came out on the October 28, 2010.
The guys started taking photos of street art in Ireland a...
EAT: New Orleans is all about the throwback charm, from horse-drawn carriages clattering through the Quarter, to the early 20th century tunes echoing from jazz clubs, to the gorgeous architecture of the shotguns in the...
Ag, shame. Poor Tracy. I think she’s still recovering from this. But his mug was begging for the full humiliation treatment from the quite phenomenal Paul Zerdin, don’t you think?
I must say that I rather...
BizTechDay was once again a success, with Edith Yeung managing to attract some of the brightest and most interesting entrepreneurs to her San Francisco event.
This past weekend, hundreds gathered at the Metreon along Mission Street,...
I’ve been meeting some fantastic bloggers who I now call cyber friends. Some of them ask fellow bloggers to write stories for their websites. Life as a Human (what a great name) is one of...
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