This morning in London.
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Extraordinary? No.
Sad? Only if you think about it. About who she is, what she’s dreaming of, how she got there.
So, probably best not to think about it.
Yikes! When I got this, 25th October 2010 seemed a very very long time away. It was still a massive novelty to be saying 2000-and-something and being in the noughties, let alone considering the second decade of the 21st Century. I can’t remember why I renewed it when I did. But I’m guessing that it…
Download (15MB) Jane started in nursing and healthcare management and then changed course to join CabApp to do business development. Nathalie worked at Accenture, KPMG and Apple before founding her social enterprise EduKit which helps school find youth service support for pupils. You’ll hear about their journeys in their respective careers, their experience of pay…
Download now or watch on posterous VID00001.AVI (19712 KB) Dunno, just grabbed me… thinking a lot at the moment about non-standard non-touristy views of London Originally posted on Lloyd’s posterous
We’re all familiar with being on auto-pilot. Usually because we come to a sudden realisation that that’s where we’ve been. Luckily most of the time it’s because something or someone interrupts us gently. Occasionally it’s more serious, it’s the car horn that alerts us to the fact we’ve stepped into the road without thinking. I…
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Here's a quick idea inspired by a bit of my conversation with Matt Edgar whom I met this morning thanks to a twitter shout out from @Deirdre. We were talking about mobile apps like instagram and the problem with them being tightly coupled, so you can't easily get at bits of the data, and link to…
Bastard Londoners.
I don’t understand how people can just walk by someone on the street like that…
Maybe I’m living in madutopiaworld; but as long as I’m not in a crazyrush and the person isn’t obviously an addict of some kind and beyond my help, I’ll stop and talk to them. Simple things make all the difference… getting them a coffee or food or helping them get in a shelter if possible.
All of those walking-on-by bastards make me so very angry at the 21st century.