Wednesday, March 07, 2007

Technology, Entertainment, Design, Two Thousand and Seven



TED 2007 kicks off tomorrow.

We've spoken of TED before... You should know what I am talking about.

Bright minds and visionaries gathered in one room talking about how to make the world a better place.

You can see who they've gathered together this year by clicking on the schedule above.

Hopefully, some of these amazing speakers will end up on the TEDtalks podcasts. Fingers crossed.

Get dreaming.

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posted by walypala @ 10:34 am  

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At 3:22 pm, Blogger RRP said...

hey mikey,

you may have already seen this ken robinson talk on education and creativity but i found it quite interesting and illuminating.

anyway, here's the link:

http://tedblog.typepad.com/tedblog/files/kenrobinson.html

 
At 3:34 pm, Blogger walypala said...

Yeah, that is the presentation that sold me on TED. Love Ken, he is such a charismatic speaker. And what he says is something I have been harping on about for a while. That speech needs to be shown to every school principal.

 

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Thursday, November 30, 2006

Catch up, you twats!

The next season of Shameless starts in the UK on the second day of the new year.

If you haven't caught this show, written by Cracker alumnus Paul Abbott, then get cracking. You've about a month to take in the 25 or so episodes so far.

Don't know what I'm talking about? Here's the first ten minutes of the first episode. If you're not hooked by the irascible charm of the Gallaghers by the end, well, I'd recommend you not watch any more because you'd probably find it rather dull.

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posted by walypala @ 2:01 pm  

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At 9:45 am, Blogger cloudcontrol said...

hehehe oh great, another show to get hooked on! It DOES look rather good, though...

 
At 1:16 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like crazy Sheila and her ever-present clean house. And that kid, Carl, who tends to say very little, but I reckon his character simmers -- he's in the mix, but most times it's under the radar. Reminds me of moi.

 

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