How has Baldwin's brainchild done well in what has been a dismal business?
Here's what you do: The brainchild of author Neil Gaiman, All Hallows Read is a new Halloween tradition that we liked so much we just had to share it.
What does Mr. Droga think of his brainchild now? "The Tap Project is what I want to be linked to for the rest of my advertising career," he said.
This prompt and following essay are the brainchild of ninth grade student Chris D. What began as a general narrative writing prompt about the graphic was transformed by Chris into a first-person account of life as a tomato.
What To Expect: It's the brainchild of M. Night Shyamalan, so there's plenty of shady behavior, creepy background music and mysterious murders.
The artwork and artful performances that it occasionally inspires, Gaskins says, are proof of what he has always believed about his brainchild: PowerPoint, like any tool, can be used for both good work and mediocrity.
Frank Dunlop, whose brainchild the whole project was, had set out to attract what he called "the lost generation of teenagers".
The brainchild of the Los Angeles artist Doug Aitken, Station to Station is what he calls a "nomadic happening" — a train stuffed with artists, musicians, writers, photographers, designers and other creative types — traveling westward across the country this September.
The brainchild of Eben Upton and his colleagues, the idea was inspired by what they viewed as a lack of university applicants' software skills.
The brainchild of research commissioner Philippe Busquin, the ERA is meant to reduce what Busquin calls the "fragmentation and isolation" of Europe's national research efforts (Science, 21 January 2000, p. 405).
