TED is brilliant. I love good presenters and odd topics and fifteen minute talks. Last night I watched Mandy Len Catron talk about the language we use to describe love. We liken love to madness or combat, and consider it something that happens to us. She challenges that notion, presenting a different perspective that favours
I walked into my son's room this evening to see what he was watching on youtube. Turns out it's this brilliant Swedish trombone player who can tap dance while she plays. I'll not be surprised if my young man has learned to tap dance by the end of summer just so he can have some
If you haven't seen a TED talk, go and watch one now at www.ted.com. It is phenomenal collection of world class talks on an vast array of topics, from music to neuroscience, nanotechnology to public art. TED talks first appeared online in 2006 and were an offshoot of the TED - technology, entertainment, design