Britten puts on a delightful show and, though I was a bit miffed to see it described as the "brainchild of Noel Britten", it enlivens dull Bath evenings.
The brainchild of Robert Mondavi, it is part restaurant and part museum, with a rotating assortment of gastronomic talks like "Chutneys, Sambals and Kimchees, Oh My!", wine tastings (noon to 4 p.m). and exhibits about cuisine.
The brainchild of Beth and Morton Lorge, it's an indie rock and comedy show where kids get to ask musicians questions and burn some energy dancing in the aisles.
The brainchild of creator Gene Roddenberry , it ran contrary to the dominant ethos of its time of a world filled with the pollution and destruction of humans, overrun with selfish, unethical behavior, war, strife and conflict.
The brainchild of illustrator Jason Bays, it's a madcap tale of a kung fu-kicking robot, with additional soundboard and ninja-whacking mini-game.
THAT "wonderful massive change in society" we call Women's Liberation is in important part the brainchild of Betty Friedan, for it is no exaggeration to say that the ideas in "The Feminine Mystique" and the legislation urged on by the National Organization for Women have permanently altered the American psyche.
The Heroes Centre is the brainchild of Phil Worms, an IT industry veteran of 25 years and a director of Helensburgh Heroes.
It was the brainchild of Jim Reinders, who constructed it in a weekend during a reunion at his family farm.
Since its conception, it has been considered the brainchild of Mr. Kinsley, but it survived his departure in 2002 after selecting Jacob Weisberg, then the site's chief political correspondent, as editor.
The Mandela Effect is the brainchild of Fiona Broome, and it pulls its name from when a large group of people all had vivid memories of Nelson Mandela dying in prison.
