Gawker.com, pioneering web publication and the brainchild of Nick Denton, will be shut down as of next week, according to Gawker itself.
Now it is New York's turn: from October 31st to November 3rd, the AAF will hold its first American exhibition, on Manhattan's west side.The AAF is the brainchild of Will Ramsay, a former officer in the British army and a student of art history, who dislikes the traditional way of selling paintings.
The additional charge of 10p on all drinks containing sugar will be donated to the Children's Health Fund, the brainchild of Oliver, which will be administered by the charity Sustain and support healthy food initiatives in schools across the country.
The new journal is the brainchild of Lehmann, who will be its editor in chief, and fellow medical informatician George Kim, who will act as managing editor.
If this hasn't been the brainchild of Max Clifford I will eat my lederhosen.
If nothing else, the scheme, brainchild of artist Antony Gormley, will be entertaining, though Gormley himself has failed to win a place.
The team is made up of wounded, injured and sick serving military personnel and veterans, and the event, the brainchild of Prince Harry, will feature 500 competitors from 14 nations competing in 10 sports.
The series will consist of six parts and is the brainchild of Julia Davis, who'll also co-star.
The "mutating sound sculpture", brainchild of Chinese artist Zhang Ding, will involve 26 musicians, bands, producers and DJs.
By not only transmitting information but also interpreting what that information means, XML, the brainchild of a Sun Microsystems engineer, will greatly enhance a wide range of Internet companies and applications, from automated industry supply chains to a new class of Internet programs that users can gain access to at the office, at home or on the road.
Eventually, like a cinematic version of Google Earth, these movies, the brainchild of the producer Emmanuel Benbihy, will cover every inch of the globe with big-name actors and tiny romantic epiphanies.
