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A boundary between the things misnamed

London
Joined September 2009
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Napoleon was a master orator But we would NOT know this without Balzac In 1838, Balzac went through all of Napoleon speeches And saved his best insights in a book 10 bangers from the king👇🏻 1/ "I found the Crown of France lying in the gutter, and picked it up with my sword."
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Watch this video. Share this video. As the rest of the world looks on in disgust at racism in Spanish football, the Spanish coverage blamed the victim of racist abuse. This is what is happening in Spain. Victim-blaming.
'He doesn't look like he's backing down, and nor should he. More power to Vini for standing up.' This week's Spanish Paper wrap looks at how local media has reported allegations of racist abuse at Vini Jr. The wrap | watchoptus.tv/PhilPaperWrap-… @PhilKitro #LaLiga #OptusSport
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"Today I feel like booking players who support the LGBTQ+ community."
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“Truly, though our element is time, We are not suited to the long perspectives . . . They link us to our losses: worse, They show us what we have as it once was, Blindingly undiminished, just as though By acting differently we could have kept it so.” Philip Larkin
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During the greatest horrors of the greatest plagues, (Athens and Florence, for example – see Thucydides and Machiavelli) men were more cruel and profligate than ever. It is all a mystery. — Lord Byron, January 28 1821.
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The infinite variety of lives conduct but to death, and the infinity of wishes lead but to disappointment. — Lord Byron, January 9 1821. 😀 HAVE A NICE DAY! 😀
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When I was a 16 year old waitress & regularly used to serve Van Morrison (rudest man on the planet) I learnt the valuable life lesson that a person can be a genius, and also an idiot.
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I lost my dad - pictured here as a cheerleader - to suicide in 2014. One of the biggest risks we face in suicide prevention is the fear of the stigma associated with seeking help. To all those who support those in need, THANK YOU. #nationalsuicidepreventionday
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Dasher’s Mum here. I am looking for 6-8 visually impaired people in the UK to take part in interviews for my Masters dissertation on the experiences Of blind and partially sighted jobseekers. Please message me if you are interested in participating or want further information
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Understanding what it means to be #neurodiverse - a heart to heart dialogue between @AntBohdanowicz and @inanmoe @kat_isha @marybethwest @rfzeitlin on #PowerAndInfluence (full chat in the link below) “teapawt.net/EllaMinty/timelines/12…”
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Local people still want local news... and the challenges of fighting for a free media during a pandemic Insights from SoE exec director captured in pp 24-25 of @InfluencePRMag
What have industry experts learned during the #covid19 crisis? Check out the cover feature from the latest edition of Influence right here ow.ly/i2Mc50zJ56n
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Climate change concern & workplace inequality are nudging some biz to consider purpose ahead of profit by joining #Bcorp - how can #PR firms join in? @CIPR_UK Influence goes digital issuu.com/influencecipr/docs…
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Really proud of the entire @CIPR_UK @InfluencePRMag team on this. The first digital edition of the magazine and it's available to the entire PR/comms community. How cool is that cover?!! issuu.com/influencecipr/docs…
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When the portraits below were taken, the subjects were total unknowns. What they would go on to achieve was a million miles from inevitable, yet these incredible shots fill you with the unshakeable sense that these guys *had* to become superstars. RIP Astrid Kirchherr.
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"Let gardens with the breath of saffron flowers allure them."--Virgil, 'Georgics IV.' "Picking Flowers from the Courtyard" by Luigi Bazzani (1836-1927).
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It will be Pubco rents that will bring down so many landlords and landladies. Greene King are demanding £8,000 a month from me even though I am forbidden from trading. Please retweet with #NoPubNoRent #GreeneKing.
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Very good, @rhymerrigby A couple of years ago I interviewed @harari_yuval for @InfluencePRMag and he was thinking along similar lines... influenceonline.co.uk/2017/0…
Is privacy now a luxury good? And is it right that the rich can buy their way out of society? ft.com/content/16ca7362-2272… me @FT
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May I please draw your attention to this anonymous quote contained herein:
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Happy birthday to Lord Byron, born #OTD 1788! ‘What is the end of Fame? 'tis but to fill A certain portion of uncertain paper: Some liken it to climbing up a hill, Whose summit, like all hills', is lost in vapour’
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The competition for the greatest sporting interview of all time is over 🏉
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