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Ricky Gervais to podcast
The Guardian reports that Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, writers and stars of the UK comedy The Office, will be publishing a weekly podcast. Ricky …
Read MorePeeping into Scott Adam’s window
Scott Adams, of Dilbert fame, does make me laugh. He has a blog which is just as funny and insightful as his cartoons. Worth dropping …
Read MoreWhole of Government Innovation CoP
Thanks to Elena (pictured here in a fetching Christmas hat) for organising the Christmas lunch today and Frank (or should I say Frank’s brother-in-law) for the …
Read MoreWho’s leading the stakes in the blogosphere? Women or Men?
A recent profile on Women business bloggers only listed about 5 women business bloggers. I was sure there must be more, and I was also curious …
Read MoreAustralian cartoonist
We use cartoonists to illustrate archetypes as part of the sensemaking process. This is a fun activity which has the serious side of helping to …
Read MoreUnconferencing: How should we select our Keynote speakers?
It seems to me that there is a growing dissatisfaction with the standard conference model of panel presenters and an audience full of possibility who …
Read MoreStorybook Moleskine
I’m a lover of Moleskine notebooks. Perhaps it’s their history or their sturdy design. Whatever the attraction I always have my notebook handy. I see …
Read MoreDon’t Prepare – Just show up!
A great little book which I’ve been working my way through lately is Improv Wisdom . There are some great wisdoms for life in this book, like …
Read MoreGetting to know Hunter S Thompson
My first ‘real’ job had me helping a few really talented guys build a software system designed to book cars for our parliamentarians. Not all of …
Read MoreI remember using a contraption just like this
My first ‘real’ job was working as a research assistance at the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies. We had a similar setup for our …
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