Andor the Relentless
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Former journalist, then charity PR, now a one-man waste of NHS resources. Undercover Lancastrian in Hertfordshire.
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This is brilliant news. Kevin is a fantastic teacher of internal comms and PR, based on long experience and a very open mind.
cipr.co.uk
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Kevin Ruck has been awarded Honorary Fellowship of the CIPR following the latest review of nominations for his significant contribution to fields of internal communication and PR more broadly.

Find out more about our new Honorary Fellow: https://bit.ly/3Wuvtgk
CIPR Fellow logo. A headshot of the CIPR's latest Honorary Fellow, Dr. Kevin Ruck, set against a blue background.
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All this. Plus he follows the rule of going artistically over the top: if you're going to, go *way* over the top. Don't hold back. Give it everything. Do it with style.
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Make all the jokes you want about strings and how the mouths move, but this is an all-time opening sequence. We lost something when we stopped making credits sequences designed to make viewers jump up and down on the sofa. And that music...
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Today marks 60 years since the FAB opener Trapped in the Sky, written by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, was first broadcast. So let's celebrate with this commemorative countdown: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... #Thunderbirds Are Go on their 60th Anniversary! 🎊
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This is a delightful diversion - it turns out that one of my regular walks used to be an enclave. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countie...
Counties (Detached Parts) Act 1844 - Wikipedia
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A simple error. I turned to another task while doing laundry, and he has occupied my t-shirt drawer. #proofofcat
A cat resting on clothes in a chest of drawers
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If it's got a clever lyric and rhyme, it's Stephen Sondheim.
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I've just realised that because I do my TV criticism* for a newspaper that has no online version at all, none of my work there has been scraped by AI bots. I used to be annoyed that I couldn't share my articles, but now I'm seeing the upside.

*Part time, and badly paid, but still...
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I'm boycotting the Proms until the full concerto is added to the Last Night programme.
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I'm sure I'm an outlier*, but I always say "well done" to my car at the end a journey. It's done more work than I have.

I may be an embarrassment to my children, but I'm a polite embarrassment, even to tech.

*or weirdo. You pick.
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Probably My Life As A Dog: it taught me a lot about life, death, childhood, parenting and tremors.
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What movie has had the most impact on your actual literal life? Not necessarily your favorite, but the one that’s most influenced or shaped something in your trajectory?
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Peter Weir is 81.
What a track record:
The Cars That Ate Paris
Picnic at Hanging Rock
The Last Wave
Gallipoli
The Year of Living Dangerously
Witness
The Mosquito Coast
Dead Poets Society
Green Card
Fearless (watch this!)
The Truman Show
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
The Way Back
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S/he is writing a book called "The Wicker Scam?"
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Starlings own the turnaround at the Big One, Blackpool.
Dozens of birds nesting on a white and red roller coaster structure. The sky behind is a strong mid-blue.
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The King he takes the babe
To his protection, calls him Posthumus Leonatus,
Breeds him and makes him of his bed-chamber,
Puts to him all the learnings that his time
Could make him the receiver of.

Cymbeline, Act 1 Scene 1.

Sorry.
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My rule of thumb is that any "you can't do that in English" rule will be broken by Shakespeare (or Dickens at a pinch). I'm afraid that Cymbeline - which I'm sure we all know by heart - is the pebble that trips you up.
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Perfect
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Nerdy joke warning. 😁 I've been planning this since I first saw the Newton for Hyde sign.
A photo taken through the window of a train. The name of the station "Newton for Hyde" can be seen on a sign. Inside the train a piece of paper is held up to the window with a sketch of a bewigged gentleman holding up a sign saying "Leibnitz for Jekyll"
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Marcel Proust. Hypochondriac social climber who would not have liked *your* taste in anything at all. Later, you'd find he'd he'd written a character based on your conversation into one of the less-liked volumes of his work.
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This photo is bringing back memories of hill starts - the first skill any learner driver in Blackburn acquires.
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I'm giddy with excitement at this - I'll see them in London on the 23rd.
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From Jason Narducy, Michael Shannon & Friends: “We are excited to play Fables of the Reconstruction where it was recorded (London) and beyond. This is our first tour playing R.E.M. songs outside the U.S. Joining us on bass for UK/IRL shows will be our extremely talented friend, Ted Leo”