Culture
Scrubs
I saw them on the T in Boston. I see them crossing the street in Seattle. And it makes me wonder: why do people wear medical scrubs out on the street?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought the whole point of scrubs was to have a cleaner set of clothes when interacting with patients, to keep the hospital [...]
MJ: Random thoughts
Some random thoughts on Michael Jackson’s death:
Whatever else can be said about him, he was a great musician and entertainer, and I am sad not to see what other works he would have created. All the obsession with staying young and living forever did not help. In the end, he died tragically young. There’s a lesson [...]
Candy Galore
Every couple of years, now, I find myself indulging in a bit of fervor. No religious revival for me, nor the frenzied self-righteousness of the political acolyte. No, my diversion is more circumscribed than that: attending a Madonna concert!
This weekend found us in Vancouver for Madge’s Sticky and Sweet Tour. It was fun and entertaining as always. My floor [...]
whichever stone you lift–
The months of painstaking work and artistic obsession have come to fruition. Knox’s art show, whichever stone you lift–, finally opened. If you’re in Boston, check it out at the Brookline Arts Center.
And if you’re not in Boston, get in touch. We’d love to take this show on the road.
The influence of early adopters
Cumulative advantage, a.k.a positive feedback.
