Festival Preview – Rock Choir A cast of more than 1,400 singers will perform to audiences over 23 nights, in what will be the biggest ever show at the Edinburgh Fringe. Rock Choir will hold their debut Festival run featuring performers from across Scotland and the North of England at the Royal College of Surgeons […]
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Do you have Open Source in your Tech Stack?
Ignoring the risks and challenges posed by a lack of understanding of the practical implications of using OSS can lead to difficulties in future, says Anoop Joshi OSS: Interacting with Open Source Software (OSS) is a mainstay of modern software development and is encountered by software developers and users on a daily basis. To make the […]
Bold and brave, Nolan’s wartime epic is a tale well told
Film review – Dunkirk (PG) If you like your films stripped bare, this may be for you. Director Christopher Nolan leaves the movie cliches to one side in order to tell his audience what actually happened as the British army fled from the advancing German army. It is an extraordinary telling of a war time […]
Fail first and you can be plucking successful
Rab McNeil’s Week: To paraphrase the CEO of Sunshine Desserts, I didn’t get where I am today by failing (chorus: “Yes you did!”). Fair enough, let me put it another way. I have made a success of failure. For failure, according to a top Scottish businessman, is indeed the key to success. And I use […]
Interview: Daryl Teague, Glencairn Properties
Better by design: Building and construction is in the blood and finance is on the CV, but Daryl Teague also sees himself as a bit of a designer. Teague’s young company, Glencairn Properties, is behind a number of niche developments around the capital, each one different from the other. “We’re leading by design,” he says, […]