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Rob Jonson – Joys of the Small Claims Court

Posted on 22 October, 2011 by Dan

The small claims court outperforms banks? That’s a case of oranges and pears isn’t it? Not if you are Rob Jonson. Rob is not a lawyer, he’s a programmer. But that doesn’t stop him being highly successful in the small … Continue reading →

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Joe Cainey – How (not) to win at roulette

Posted on 10 October, 2011 by Dan

To start our sixth event we chose a talk that touched on a real core Ignite value – a “How To“. And boy, does Joe Cainey know about his subject – a third year PhD student at the University of … Continue reading →

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Phil Wilson – The eternal sunshine of the spotless facebook

Posted on 9 March, 2011 by Dan

Facebook is accused of many things – breaking up marriages and helping bring down governments are just two recent accusations levelled at it, for example. Phil Wilson is worried about something else – Facebook is, he contends, robbing us of … Continue reading →

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David Sloly – Where do ideas come from?

Posted on 1 March, 2011 by Dan

Having trouble coming up with ideas? It could be that there just aren’t enough problems in your life. Or it could be that you aren’t looking at what’s around you in quite the right fashion. Ideas man David Sloly dusts … Continue reading →

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Dave Woodward – How to run Charity Poker

Posted on 28 March, 2010 by old_blog

  Dave Woodward came a long way to tell us about his great idea to get a decent  game of poker. We’re please he did. If you are interested in learning more about his charity poker idea, contact him via … Continue reading →

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