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Centotre is awesome

9. October 2009

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On Sunday I sent an email to Centotre about their fantastic orange juice.  The stuff is just amazing but unfortunately it seems to clash with my digestive system and leave me very ill – my fault, not theirs.

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Five words I live for

6. October 2009

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Honesty, integrity, transparency.  Enthusiasm and passion.

Five simple works.  Five words that are of increasing importance to me.  These words make up my brand philosophy.  These words are important to me.

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There’s not pandemic without panic

28. April 2009

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A long, long time ago in a blog post not so far from here, I once posted an entry discussing the merits of stockpiling anti-viral drugs on an individual basis. Back then, the would was shook by the H5N1 Avian Influenza. This time, it’s H1N1, or swine flu to you and me, seemingly originating from Mexico. People are afraid, rightly so looking a some headlines particularly in the tabloids, and are turning to the internet (and worrying, to my blog) for advice on what to do now.

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Meeting Ariane Sherine

12. April 2009

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Meeting Ariane Sherine

No, I’ve not met Ariane Sherine (blog).  But I do dream about meeting her.  And with your help, I’m gonna!  Rather simple really, she owes me a cake/tea/hot beverage and in these tough economic times the calling in of any notes of credit is necessitated.
On a serious note however, Ariane is just a lovely and [...]

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The Official Secrets Act and me, and you and (well…) everyone!

12. April 2009

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The Official Secrets Act and me, and you and (well…) everyone!

Signing the Official Secrets Act is a joke. No, really! I was thinking over the documents I signed when I started work with my current employer and one stands out as being nothing more than complete bureaucratic nonsense: the declaration of confidentiality – often referred to in popular culture as ‘signing the Official Secrets Act’.

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