"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
This is a tale that might be told in many ways and from various points of view; it has to be gathered from here and there—a letter, a report, a diary, a casual reference; in its day the thing was more than a passing wonder,...
Third and final chapter of Elizabeth Gaskell's ghost story. 'I hope you slept well, sir.' It was William, who, coming into the hall with the sunlight of a fine bright morning streaming after him, asked this question: 'Had you a good night's rest?' Graham Coulton laughed, and...
A bad wife lived on the worst of terms with her husband, and never paid any attention to what he said. If her husband told her to get up early, she would lie in bed three days at a stretch; if he wanted her to...
Chapter 2 of Elizabeth Gaskell's ghost story. Lying on the settle, with the fire burnt out, and the room in total darkness, Graham Coulton dreamed a curious dream. He thought he awoke from deep slumber to find a log smouldering away upon the hearth, and the...
'Houseless--homeless--hopeless!' Many a one who had before him trodden that same street must have uttered the same words—the weary, the desolate, the hungry, the forsaken, the waifs and strays of struggling humanity that are always coming and going, cold, starving and miserable, over the pavements of...
In an age where our tools can draw, write, compose, and even “think” faster than we can, it’s worth asking: what makes design graceful? What gives a design action — whether a sketch, or a line of code — that quality of elegance that seems...
As the leaves turn crisp and the nights grow longer, the Gothic community prepares for its favorite season: Spooktober. October isn’t just another month on the calendar — filled with chestnuts and mushrooms and pumpkin — but a countdown to Halloween. Spooktober is a tradition, a...
A Mirror on Virtuality, Scarcity, and Human Dependency Isaac Asimov’s The Naked Sun (1957) is the second novel in his Robots cycle, following The Caves of Steel and preceding The Robots of Dawn. These books occupy an important place in Asimov’s broader universe, where they form...
Once there was an old man who was such an awful drunkard as passes all description. Well, one day he went to a kabak, intoxicated himself with liquor, and then went staggering home blind drunk. Now his way happened to lie across a river. When...
1. Leadership Beyond Titles 1.1 Why leadership in BIM coordination is more about behaviour than authority In the world of digital construction, the title BIM Coordinator suggests responsibility, but not necessarily authority. Unlike traditional hierarchical roles, coordination is rarely about giving orders and more often about influencing...
