He also developed a British accent, which eventually morphed back to a mostly-American accent, but he respects your right to spell "humour" with that extra "U" if it makes you happy. Dave's love for humo(u)r writing evolved in early adulthood when he discovered office memos didn't ...
We live in a world saturated with disagreement. People are at odds about pretty much everything from when to order a taxi, go out to dinner to whether there should be a caliphate; from the kind of orbit the International Space Station should assume; the right way to cook lasagna to wheth...
In this guide, you will learn how to plan your camping trip and show you how to prepare for a successful and fun under-canvas adventure. You will find tips on how to plan your first hike, how to choose your camping equipment, and the basics of camping safety. You can then go to our...
My ongoing reflection draws me closer to a view that we need to view complexity from both an epistemic AND ontological perspective and that whilst POSIWID can be extremely useful it can also detract unless the organisation has good mechanisms in place to explore, test and either embed or reject...
I am lost to oblivion, held fast under King Buzzo’s demented, timeworn spell. He is a picture: my friend’s spirit animal. Sometimes it feels like the drumming, the pounding in my head, the noise oblivion will never stop. This is a good thing. ...
I read Joe Studwell’s How Asia Works because it claimed to answer two of the greatest questions in development economics: How did countries like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and China achieve sustained, high growth and turn into development success stories? And why have so few other countries...
There’s also an extra element of humour here because the map entirely disregardsThe Midlands, since Londoners typical regard anything north of theWatford Gapas being the North. Sheeposexuals: Wales. A hilly, sparsely populated part of the country known for its large number of sheep. For some...
The language is either your first, or you’ve been speaking it for the majority of your life. You understand vocabulary, you can make conversation effortlessly, read and write. Effortlessly does not mean you hesitate or you don’t need to use a spell checker, it simply means you can carry...
To extract maximum entertainment from this volume, you may by this point have figured out that you need a somewhat morbid sense of humour. Watching Dad leap off the edge may be a horror beyond imagining for the onlooking mum and kids, but if, like me, your first thought on seeing that...
Your invited to explore analog perceptions in a digital world. From practical wisdom to practical purchases, come and examine how to adapt to paradox and change with a refined sense of humour!