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  • Here’s a film we’ve done for ChildLine to celebrate their 20th Birthday. I’ve never been a fan of spoof’s but it seemed to work for this. Even if you hate it, I’d be grateful if you could spread the word – it’s for charity after all.

  • Scott from my office is very good at his PR job, but in spite of this his blog is great. 

  • Just been uploading pictures from our holiday at the end of last month- it seems like an eternity ago now.  We had ten days staying with my Mum and Dad in St Ives – basically drinking, eating and sleeping. Is there anything better than a deckchair by a warm sunny beach?……. … with tea from…

  • Apparently, there’s a record numbers of young males joining feminist organisations. Observers find it hard to agree exactly why, but I wonder if it’s a reflection of less inclination for young men to follow (in some quarters) traditional male stereotypes. I was listening to ‘If I was your girlfried’ by Prince the other day.The song…

  • Over the M62 for Wednesday’s pitch. A joy as usual. It’s as if someone was doing everything possible to keep  Yorkshire from Lancashire. Probably a good thing.

  • I was talking to someone the other day who has been on a creative awards judging panel. He brought to light the mutual dislike shared by creatives and designers. I was amazed when he said that design work had been judged seperately from advertising – the ad people thought designers didn’t have a clue about…

  • Our relationship with food is a complicated one – psychological as well as physical I suppose, with lots of experiential and emotional associations. Knowing what’s the right weight- and what to do about it isn’t made ay easier by mixed messages in the media either. Here’s two examples: 1. I was reading Closer magazine (british…

  • I’ve previously banged on about on about the brilliance of nature and evolution in teaching us stuff. This article from the Guardian has some beautiful examples, including  wind turbines based on sycamore seeds and a desalination plant that mimics a beetle (the species, not the car) it also doubles as an open air concert venue.

  • Back at work, after 10 days off. Slightly dazed and traumatised with over 500 emails to trawl through and a pitch tomorrow. While I try and remember what it is I do,  I’ll draw your attention this post from Planning Blog. Apparently tea is better for you than water. Regular readers will remember my love…

  • …. have you read about the Poincare Conjecture? Scott‘s  put up a link the Washington Post Article if you haven’t. Basically, it’s possible that someone has solved one of the biggest mathematical problems of modern times, which may lead to things like understanding the shape of the universe. The problem is, thickos like me can’t…