Saturday, October 8, 2011

Tim Berners-Lee voted most inspirational person in their 50s

12:19 PM | Posted by ProJ | | Edit Post

Father's World Wide Web

seeds Hugh Grant, Kim Cattrall, Nick Cave, and Grayson Perry in the study conducted by the club high50.com

The young man apparently did not need to do more film or tape pout Bieberesque vampirically to attract unwavering devotion to his comrades.

But if you're 50-something and to impress his contemporaries, should set their sights on higher ground. To win your approval, you may be forced to revolutionize the flow of information around the world, put sex in a firm and strong in the city center, take Rupert Murdoch, became one of the most respected composers his generation, or to embrace the ceramic and cross-dressing. What, if anything, is what the last poll in August would have us believe.
  • high50.com club members - "an online community at the forefront of writing for people who believe that life really begins at 50" - said Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the World Wide Web, the most inspiring person of 50 years. Within walking distance are Hugh Grant, Kim Cattrall, Nick Cave and Grayson Perry. Still in the top 10 is the designer and director Tom Ford, actors Colin Firth and Tilda Swinton, Tina Brown, journalist and designer Cath Kidston.
A long list of 50 most inspiring
50 years was compiled by a panel of journalists and then delivered to readers of the site to vote. After 1363 responses were received, 10 were announced. The decline was slightly less than Hugh Laurie, Ricky Gervais, Nigella Lawson, Annie Lennox, Imran Khan and Jeanette Winterson.

Tim Willis, director of high50.com said get on the long list was not easy. "Being 50 is not resting on its laurels, in our eyes. It is to go ahead, try something new, add to your talent and knowledge."


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