Posted on Wednesday December, 29 2010 |
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This is a topic I have tried, and failed, to understand my entire life. As non-smoker, I’m told that I can’t possibly understand, and therefore shouldn’t try to. Perhaps in my quest to truly comprehend, I should take up smoking in order to get perspective from that side of the fence? However, I refuse to [...]
Posted on Tuesday December, 28 2010 |
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The festive period, that 6 week duration stretching from Thanksgiving (celebrated in the USA on the 4th Thursday of November) to the first week of the New Year, accounts for some 78% of all family visits made throughout the year. This shows that we are reminded of a need or obligation to make this effort, [...]
Posted on Monday December, 20 2010 |
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This has been a very busy year social-mediawise, and these 25 people have made Twitter a very interesting place to be. I shan’t go through all the why’s and wherefores, save to say I’d happily spend lots of time in their company (probably arguing the toss). I’m not so sure they’d all say the same [...]
Posted on Friday December, 17 2010 |
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Ever since Jeff Taylor launched Monster, and Robbie Cowling founded Jobserve, it has been generally accepted that job boards are merely replicating the print media model of advertising vacancies. Enabling employers and recruitment agencies to broadcast their available jobs to candidates, who were actively looking for a career move was very civilised, but meant that [...]
Posted on Saturday December, 11 2010 |
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I read a blog post tonight, entitled “ConDemd” which detailed the real life experience of a university graduate, and the ongoing effects of student loans. Despite that blog title, the fee regime Betty, and most further education students since 2002 have experienced was introduced by the Labour Government of Tony Blair, supported mostly by the [...]
Posted on Monday December, 6 2010 |
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I recently had a conversation with a very good friend of mine, who was at a crossroads in his life. He was in a position where he was in complete control of his destiny, and was therefore quite literally spoiled for choice. In the course of the discussion, I did something I have never done [...]