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Feb 8, 2008

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Global business leadership

The Olympics movement brings together competitors who train to take risks along with the adventure of the sport. Similarly, global business players attempt daily to “capture the gold” of market share and a high return on investment. Preparing for risk and adventure paves the way for today’s global leaders.

Feb 8, 2008

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Q&A with Bruce Wearne, “Writer”, Point Lonsdale, Australia

Writing and composition is what I have done from a very early age. Even before primary school I was writing and reading and, later, during school years that expanded to summarizing, composing, editing, and debating. Later on, when I became a university lecturer and was viewed as a professional thinker—a theorist—I learned to enjoy the same kind of laborious work.

Thomas

Feb 8, 2008

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Thomas

"In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God." —John 1:1 "Blood alone moves the wheels of history." —Martin Luther "If God did not exist it would be necessary to invent him." —Voltaire "I can feel in this man beside me a strong desire...

Feb 1, 2008

Andrew Bird: hope, despair, and whimsy

Technology, politics, creation, outer space, childhood, science, fear, media, evolution, the end of the world—the music of Andrew Bird is not typical pop fare obsessing with romantic relationships.

Canvas

Feb 1, 2008

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Canvas

Taken in Quebec City, Quebec in October 2007.Dwelling in the city compels one to see the beauty of nature through the prism of human handiwork. A true city is not the opposite of a garden. The elegance of God's design brings new dimension of colour and texture to this...

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Jan 25, 2008

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x12e

The recently-begun series of monochromes comes out of a line of research of deconstructionist philosophy and the potential and actual application for artists. These quickly painted, monochromatic pieces reflect a notion regarding imagery, power, and their roles within...

Jan 18, 2008

Art museum: cathedral or cancer?

With the eclipse of religion in the West, the art museum has replaced the cathedral as the building type with the greatest architectural, social, and spiritual significance in a community. One could cite many facts to support this claim, but only one is needed: the commissions sought by and awarded to the most highly regarded architects in our day. Nine out of ten are for museums.