I went up to the hillside and took a panorama view of the city and found the whole city on fire. - Kiyoshi Tanimoto, Japanese Methodist minister.
The devastation that unfolded in the seconds following the explosion in Beirut has been likened to an atomic bomb. The timing of the analogy is striking as #OnThisDay in 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
The Imperial War Museum commissioned a piece to commemorate the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: 'I Saw The World End.' A work which is as poignant as it is groundbreaking. Expressing humanities capacity for division: the splitting of the atom, division of humanity and the planet, division of fact and fiction, division of races.
In the face of such raw power, I find myself lost for words. So I commend you to the piece and wish you good night, and good luck.
Dr Winter examines the tensions between leadership and management, the structures that hold organisations together, and the ideas that shape organisational life. His work sits where governance, culture, and strategy converge.
Well, I have reached the end of the 100daystooffload.com challenge and the numbers are as follows:
* 100 posts in 100 Days
* 44,752 words
* 15 Major Topics
* Most prolific
In the spirit of a benign dictatorship, my determination of quality contributions will be both objective and subjective. No offence is intended, but as offence is a social construct, taking it is at your discretion.
For the better part of 400 years, the production of art in France was largely controlled by artistic academies. With the first official academy being the Académie Française ("French
The history of the world, for a long time, was the history of great people. Mostly great men. It focused on singular individuals and seldom mentioned common people. Preferring to
