It was a wonderful mixture of creative types, and you never knew who'd show up for the weekly meetings.
Johnson is having a moment, which is why it seems the opportune time to launch BSJ: The BS Johnson Journal, a mixture of creative writing, journalistic articles and peer-reviewed papers produced by the BS Johnson Society.
Our criteria were a mixture of creative influence, economic clout and political power - more strictly defined as influence over and ability to shape the UK market; market capitalisation, number of staff and corporate innovation and access to government and influence over decision making.
The cuisines tend to be remarkably sophisticated, a mixture of creative International cuisine mixed with dishes of Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, Malaysian, Indian influence.
Onepager was founded by Matt Shampine, the very same entrepreneur behind Simande, a full-service web design agency, We Are NY Tech, a website that profiles entrepreneurs (and was lauded by Fred Wilson), as well as WeWork Labs, the co-working space that plays home to a mixture of creatives, developers, and early stage startups.
Hine and his collaborators, Julia Shalet and Mitchell Jacobs, persuaded the landlord, London & Associated Properties LAPP) to fund them to bring 20 empty units back to life, with a mixture of temporary creative projects and new independent businesses.
The Chindits "fought in such difficult conditions adopting a new type of warfare, using a mixture of original creative thinkers who integrated with local indigenous forces to multiply effects, the exact requirement for the modern age".
"It's a mixture of being creative, good at relationships and knowing the industry.
It was a perfect chess event to watch: a nice mixture of different creative efforts from brilliant and funny opening ideas to remarkable endgame escapes.
Yet it is precisely the versatility and mixture, the blend of creative eclecticism and originality, that account for the genius, the animation, and the unrivaled popularity of his commentary, which, symbolically, was the first book printed in Hebrew (1475).
Returning to Ireland in the late 1960s, Simmons made two significant professional commitments: he founded The Honest Ulsterman, sub-titled, in its early years, as a monthly handbook for a revolution; he also became a member of Walter Allen's English department at what was then the New University of Ulster, a pioneering mixture of critical and creative writers.
