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14 April
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5 Ways to Set Out Your Manifesto on LinkedIn

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Gordon Brown has this week pledged to spread excellence.  And, many Northern Ireland politicians are spreading promises of excellence via Twitter.  We shall see.  But just think, are you spreading your excellence across the web too?  Here are five ways you can use LinkedIn to Set Out Your Manifesto, just like the big boys and girls.  Except, they’re not using LinkedIn. Read more…

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16 December
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Guest Blogging Opportunities

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We would like to hear from all those who would like an opportunity to guest blog for us.  Please get in touch if that is you.   Read more…

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04 September
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Comics Are Smart

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If you’re into films, you can’t help but be aware of the large number of graphic novels that Hollywood is transferring to the big screen.  Highlights for me would include 300, The Dark Knight and – of course – Watchmen.

As someone who ascribes their intellectual development unashamedly to reading comics as a boy, I think this is great.  I hated school and textbooks of every sort.  It wasn’t until 2000AD came long that I actually wanted to read something, anything!  Such ‘comics’ taught me to reflect on adult themes, developed my vocabulary and imagination, stretched me emotionally, and served as a bridge to book reading. Read more…

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