It is now the centre of Hull's cultural energy, a sort of entrepreneurial micro-version of the Southbank Centre in London, and the most positive recent sign that the city can create and prosper.
The findings reveal an elaborate and sophisticated account of imagination amongst pupils that does not readily align with the version of entrepreneurial creativity emerging in education policy in England.
The anonymous buyer, who can afford to spend more than $670,000 on an old computer, seems to have enjoyed some version of the entrepreneurial dream come true, as well.
Set in the years 1968 to 1975, it encompasses the rise of black entrepreneurial capitalism in its criminal version, the corruption of law enforcement, and the shadowy crossover between the two.
It was determined that more rural Main Street communities were better able than their urban counterparts to manifest the "tyranny of space" (i.e., the potential to gain excessive entrepreneurial profits) that Lösch's version of central place theory struggled so hard to eliminate.
Through a mixture of bluster, talent, and luck, he'd achieved a miniature version of the entrepreneurial hip-hop lifestyle he'd admired since childhood.
Such maths has created a less hard-edged version of US capitalism: entrepreneurial failure is regarded as positive, a learning curve.
Still, their story, even the slimmed-down version, makes a great entrepreneurial tale.
For the last seven years, Frohnmayer has been an entrepreneurial Jason, searching for a vehicular version of the Golden Fleece: a small, emission-less, front-wheel drive vehicle that's unlike anything else on the market.
