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Liverpool to measure alcohol consumption in donuts 
Traditionally, alcohol consumption is measured using units: one pint of beer is worth two units, a standard glass of wine is just over two units, and a shot of average strength spirit is one unit. ...
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Philippa Lynch
Last updated:  05 Feb 2018
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Showtime for City Zen
The Intelligent Community Forum's annual Global Summit - shifted this year from New York to London - has a special focus on 'Humanizing Data'.  Speakers will include Andrew Carter,...
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David Brunnen
Last updated:  05 Feb 2018
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The Moustache Years
  From the age of twenty to my late thirties I had an impressive moustache. Grown in my first year at teachers training college it made me look very hip, it was also an advantage on teaching...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  29 Jan 2018
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Linking health and care providers in Kent through the UPRN 
Data is playing a central role in efforts to improve public health in Kent. The county council and the clinical commissioning groups for Kent and Medway are seeking insights and strengthening their...
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Philippa Lynch
Last updated:  29 Jan 2018
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Evil Joe and Good Joe
Have you ever worked for some one who was a smooth talker, a real charmer, popular, intelligent, cool headed and fearless?  Confident, some would say over confident with a tendency...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  29 Jan 2018
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Do teams need managers
An article on self managed teams caught my attention.  I've known quiet a few local authority workers who would find the idea of a self managed team very attractive and a lot of managers...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  25 Jan 2018
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Feeling guilty and doing nothing about it 
A colleague volunteered to assist a PhD student with their research. It involved attending the lab once a day after hours to count out exactly a thousand small ball bearings transferring them one...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  23 Jan 2018
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Effective for about four hours 
    Most modern employees are effective for about four hours a day the rest is padding and unproductive fretting (US researcher Alex Soojung -Kim Pang "Why you get more done when...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  22 Jan 2018
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