They’ve painted frescoes on train station ceilings. It doesn’t feel like interruption, since they’ve worked so hard to get your attention. Does it reinforce ‘Impossible is Nothing’ though?

BT has commissioned itsfuturology department to predict some of the advances that will soon change the world. They may look fanciful, but the experts are adamant they’ll happen. One that stood out was a team of robots beating the england football team by 2051. Here’s a selection from the 2011 predictions: Tooth regeneration Return to…

There’s loads of stuff to find out from National Men’s Health Week. For example, men, are more likely to die from skin cancer because they refer themselves too late. In general, men don’t take health as seriously as women, as they’re mentally programmed to take more risks. That said, much illness is gender specific according…

This is Anthony Gormley’s ‘Field for the British Isles’. He’s used over 40,000 identical clay men to raise questions about individulity and community. It’s also a great picture to use when you want to talk about a large target audience.

Jeff in the studio likes to collect album covers.

This is a fascinating article from the Observer. Geraldine Bedell argues that despite women having more choices than ever before, they’re not as happy as they should be. It’s actually the sheer scale of choice that’s the problem. We’ve lost sight of how to be happy because we’re always worrying about the alternatives we didn’t…

That’s my nickname at work. Ever since I noticed a few extra hairs in the plughole at the age of 23, I’ve suffered the slow decline of my once thick and lustrous mane. I don’t really care anymore, especially since I’m married and don’t have to worry about meeting women. My wife reckons I look…

My cat, Kato (she tends to jump on you’re lap when you least expect it) had better things to do.

Leeds, Millennium Sqaare.

Like most people in England, I lived every minute of Saturday’s match against Paraguay. If England don’t win the tournament though (and they won’t) I’ll be supporting Brazil. No one should be surprised they’re favourites again with a population of 186 million football fanatics, but it seems the Italians have a lot to teach us…