How’s this for a cool way to enter the office each day?
Apparently this is the the Headquarters of Red Bull in London. Pretty brilliant huh. See more images here. (via PureProfile’s blog).
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Yesterday I had the privilege of listening to Phillip Goodman speak at the offices of E&Y in Melbourne. Goodman is the owner of [...]
Have you seen this Will Ferrell sketch “The Landlord” yet?
Seriously the funniest thing I have seen in ages. Brilliant. I wish I’d thought to exploit MY kids when they were this age. Damn it.
Oh my gawd… from the sublime of my interview with Mr Deity this morning to …. this.
A wonderful show today. I get to talk to Brian Dalton, the comic genius behind one of the hottest video podcasts on the web today - MR. DEITY.
Brian talks about how the idea for the show came to him, his background as a “ForeMon” (a lapsed Mormon), his careers as a graphic artist, [...]
Due to popular demand (okay, Scienta), I’ve brought MODM 1 forward 24 hours to pacify those people who hold ANZAC DAY sacred. Kevin Rudd.
Okay, for the folks in Australia (or those of you internationally who don’t mind paying international call charges), I have set up a comments line - +613 9016 9699.
Regular listeners might want to plug it into your mobile phones so you can easily call me (”To call The Cam, please press 1″) when you are [...]
writing this on my pda while sitting at my kids acting lessons.
while i’ve been sitting here i’ve been catching up on some video casts. I’ve been watching calacaniscast and realized that’s what gdayworld would look like as a videocast. I’m wondering if there is any value from your perspective in having video on [...]
David Silverman has been an Atheist since he was six years old. He is an accomplished inventor with seventy-four patents, holds degrees in Marketing and Computer Science, and is the National Spokesperson for American Atheists, an organization in the U.S. dedicated to defending the civil liberties of atheists and advocating for the complete separation of [...]
I had the fortune last night to be invited to Peter Ellyard’s 70th birthday party at SOS, a sustainable and ethical restaurant at Melbourne Central with an amazing view over the old Melbourne Museum. I’m guessing there were about 100 people there from different sides of Peter’s life - his family, colleagues and friends. It’s [...]
Something a little different tonight… I was chatting with Benjamin Wilkoff tonight about doing a show for TPN about the intersection of education and Web2.0. We chatted about the challenge that the education system (and educators) seems to be having with adopting Web2.0 technologies rapidly into the classroom and curriculum as learning tools. I also [...]
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