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Tag Archives: man
Man wins free Sky TV subscription in Somerset village hall raffle (Rousse)
My ambition was to earn a degree in fine art. The first step to my new career was to return to the sixth form to embark on a one-year foundation course. So I applied to join the Bath and Wells … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, ambition, application, apply, art, Bath and Wells, career, children, college, course, cousin, cousins, degree, event, farm, fine art, foundation, fund-raising, hall, man, parties, preparation, preparations, preparing, raffle, school, sixth form, sky, social, Somerset, strangers, subscription, television, TV, village, year
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Children and the dangers of thin ice (Rousse)
The children boasted that the ice was so thick that they could walk across the frozen river. I asked them to demonstrate, my camera at the ready. The first girl placed her booted foot onto the supposedly solid ice, fell … Continue reading
When an interactive workshop goes wrong (Rousse)
This five day interactive workshop was not delivering creative ideas as anticipated. The participants were merely going through the motions of the exercises that they were set, and appeared to have no interest whatsoever in forming research relationships with one … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, children, cloth, common, copy, creativity, estate, exercises, family, friend, ginger, interactive, linen, lord, man, middle, page, participants, posh, relationships, research, robots, room, round, sign, signature, sir, table, university, white, woman, workshop
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IBM presentation fails to win over academics (Rousse)
The organisers had made a terrible mistake in bringing together this bunch of rude, disobedient ego-maniacs. They had been locked up for a week at this luxury hotel to work collaboratively on developing innovative research proposals, but since their arrival … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academics, admissions, audience, boo, catalogue, climax, computing, disobedient, ego-maniac, ego-maniacs, expense, friend, hardware, hiss, history, homesick, hotel, IBM, library, man, mistake, mother, organiser, organisers, performance, pet, presentation, proposal, proposals, records, research, rude, school, server, son, tax, tax payer, tax payers, university
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An award-winning toilet break (Rousse)
The master of ceremonies announced the winners: the University of Edinburgh for its £1.18 sausages. As the crowd cheered and the winning team made its way to the stage to collect the award, I looked over to my immediate colleagues. … Continue reading
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Tagged award, break, ceremonies, crowd, Edinburgh University, loo, man, master, men, sausage, sausages, team, toilet, University of Edinburgh, win, winners. University of Edinburgh
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Kitting out the man cave (Rousse)
The basement man cave was almost ready. I was really looking forward to clearing the upstairs study’s shelves of all of GC’s aviation and DIY books so that I could make the emptied room mine (all mine). I already had … Continue reading
Ed Milliband deposes David Cameron in commons revolt (Rousse)
I was one of 650 engaged in a parliamentary simulation. A voice at the front of the hall shouted instructions and each of us then took our place as instructed. We’d just completed a commons revolt, which left only four … Continue reading
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Tagged Cameron, commons, David Cameron, Ed Milliband, guess, guessing, hall, instructions, man, Milliband, MP, MPs, name, names, Nick, Parbold, parliament, parliamentary, podium, prime minister, revolt, simulation, voice
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The Neanderthal Newborn of Noss (Rousse)
The French man pushed the shopping trolley with one hand and carried the naked newborn baby in his other. He had walked for miles from the remote island of Noss (Shetland) just to register the baby’s birth. I wondered why … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, birth, French, hairy, man, mother, Neanderthal, newborn, Noss, parentage, register
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