I wrote some comments on ethics in investing in the Somersoft Forum, and thought I’d post it here as well for posterity. Justification of unethical behaviour through legality and through an argument that it is “simply too difficult to define ethics clearly enough, so let’s stick to the black and white legalisms only” – this … [Read More »]
Archives for July 2003
Sheraton Towers, Melbourne
While I’m writing reviews, I should review some of the other hotels I’ve stayed in recently too… The Sheraton Towers in Melbourne would still have to be one of my favourites, despite some serious failures such as lack of good connectivity. Starting with the entrance with the lovely ornate stairs and water feature flowing down … [Read More »]
Hilton Brisbane
I’m in Brisbane this week teaching a class for work. Staying at the Hilton this time for something a little different (usually would stay at the Sheraton – sounds familiar hey ?) I was pretty disappointed with the Hilton – it’s a tired old building, with tired old rooms, and generally just a tired old … [Read More »]
Grand Hyatt, Melbourne
Stayed in the Grand Hyatt this trip to Melbourne, just for something different. Nice hotel – although a distinct lack of views from my room (I didn’t even bother taking photos). The Sheraton Towers is much nicer in that regard – especially with city views looking over the Yarra to the Flinder St station. I … [Read More »]
Hoges
Flew home to Sydney from a week in Melbourne today – boarding the plane directly in front of me was a rather tired looking Paul Hogan. He’s looking old, but then again he was born in 1939, which by my calculation makes him 64. He was easily recognisable, despite the sunglasses, because he really looks … [Read More »]
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