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No ordinary honeymoon – a gruelling way of fundraising for Myeloma UK | whatnickdidnext
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A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. February 14, 2014. No ordinary honeymoon – a gruelling way of fundraising for Myeloma UK. Today and tomorrow two very good friends of mine, James and Helena Smith are taking part in one heck of an adventure race in New Zealand. This is the Speight’s Coast to Coast. Other than the obviously gruelling nature of this undertaking, two things stand out for me about James and Helena doing this race. The second is that they are using the event to raise funds.
Treatment | whatnickdidnext
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A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. As you will see from the blog posts, my treatment started on Friday 29th June 2012. On the advice of my consultant at the National Amyloidosis Centre. At the Royal Free Hospital in London, in consultation with my local consultant at Southampton General Hospital, I started with an “induction phase” of chemotherapy using the “CVD” combination of. With an autologous (i.e. my own) stem cell transplantation. The aim of this procedure is to kill o...As you ca...
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A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. February 14, 2014. No ordinary honeymoon – a gruelling way of fundraising for Myeloma UK. Today and tomorrow two very good friends of mine, James and Helena Smith are taking part in one heck of an adventure race in New Zealand. This is the Speight’s Coast to Coast. Other than the obviously gruelling nature of this undertaking, two things stand out for me about James and Helena doing this race. The second is that they are using the event to raise funds.
July | 2014 | whatnickdidnext
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A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. July 19, 2014. Excuses, excuses, excuses. Good heavens, I’m posting a blog update again! Apologies to those who have been looking for an update a little sooner. There were a few in the pipeline, but [delete as appropriate]:. I wrote hundreds of them but just couldn’t for the life of me find the “Post now” button – there it is! How could I have missed it! I wrote them all out on paper first, but spilled beef gravy on every single one and the dog ate them.
More than 3000 pills (and 550 injections!) later | whatnickdidnext
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A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. May 29, 2015. More than 3000 pills (and 550 injections! It’s been a while since I updated things here…. which is generally a pretty good thing. Looking back I’ve now been on essentially the same treatment since October 2013, based on lenalidomide (Revlimid). Which is a reasonably strong sedative) and high dose melphalan. Which gets you a banged up (in hospital) for a few weeks and makes your hair fall out). In the style of. Bodybuilders), but a catabolic.
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Charting a course toward a better education | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Charting a course toward a better education. This entry was posted on June 28, 2013, in Uncategorized. As the private school sector mushrooms across the developing world, fledgling charter school-style education frameworks are emerging. The two girls study at Onwards and Upwards, a privately run secondary school on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda, that is part of the PEAS school network. Stanford Social Innovation Review. Operates its 18 s...
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January | 2014 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in January 2014. Some of the blogs/articles/books that I found particularly interesting during the time-rich Christmas holidays. Turned out much longer than I anticipated Lots on inequality: During his inauguration speech, new New York democratic mayor Bill De Blasio vows to wage war on inequality, citing New York’s tale of two cities . This includes an increase in taxes … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Base of the Pyramid.
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December | 2014 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in December 2014. The Returns to a Good Education. If children worldwide are to receive the education they deserve, debate needs to move beyond public versus private, profit versus nonprofit Written with Katelyn Donnelly for Stanford Social Innovation Review – link here William lives with his two young children in a small tin house on a narrow road in Lagos, Nigeria. He sells vegetables … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email.
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October | 2013 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in October 2013. Everything that grows here has to put up a great fight to merely exist. A developmentista at ARK. Likes coffee. Plays Goal Attack. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Recently, on this blog. Fail Fast. Fail Often. A Mantra for the Privileged. The Returns to a Good Education. A lost generation in memory of Tibi Mushayandebvu. Curious obse...
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November | 2013 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in November 2013. When a School Is Not Enough. A developmentista at ARK. Likes coffee. Plays Goal Attack. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Recently, on this blog. Fail Fast. Fail Often. A Mantra for the Privileged. The Returns to a Good Education. A lost generation in memory of Tibi Mushayandebvu. When a School Is Not Enough. Previously, on this blog.
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February | 2015 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in February 2015. Fail Fast. Fail Often. A Mantra for the Privileged. A developmentista at ARK. Likes coffee. Plays Goal Attack. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Recently, on this blog. Fail Fast. Fail Often. A Mantra for the Privileged. The Returns to a Good Education. A lost generation in memory of Tibi Mushayandebvu. When a School Is Not Enough.
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What’s love got to do with it? | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. What’s love got to do with it? This entry was posted on March 29, 2013, in Uncategorized. Tim Harford, in his quite brilliant book Adapt. Said: Few company bosses would care to admit it, but the market fumbles its way to success, as successful ideas take off and unsuccessful ones die. When we see the survivors. Is the self-declared Avon. For the all-female army of health promoters, and better health ( impact. Chuck’s special sauce gives thi...
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February | 2013 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in February 2013. I failed: some reflections on the pitfalls of innovation. Recently I blogged about my new barefoot running shoes. I hailed them as a disruptive innovation, successfully applied with promising early results. Four months later it is a beautiful winter’s day, perhaps with a touch of spring in the air. I am gazing out the window as I sip my coffee, noting the perfect running … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email.
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December | 2013 | Impact not impasse
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. Posted in December 2013. A lost generation in memory of Tibi Mushayandebvu. Over a decade ago I was a naive undergraduate on my first day in Africa; a hot Monday in a township near Harare, Zimbabwe. I was watching a group of primary school children play together noisily in the red dusty street. One child was not playing. Tibi sat alone in the dust, wrapping yarn from … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Recently, on this blog.
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Some observations on international development and philanthropy. How do you solve a problem like diarrhoea? The Zambian sun is burning fiercely in the bright blue sky. Mothers and children, queuing at a clinic on the outskirts of Lusaka, receive little relief from the thatched gazebos meant to protect them from the heat. Many have walked long distances to be here, carrying babies on their backs and holding small children tightly by … Continue reading →. Impact: It’s on my mind. I spoke on a conference pa...
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whatniccieate | the fabulous food I discover and the recipes people ask me to share
The fabulous food I discover and the recipes people ask me to share. Pork Chops with Roasted Peaches. June 4, 2015. Pan-seared pork chops with roasted peaches – the perfect summer evening dinner. Read more ». Four fabulous things to do with Spinach! October 31, 2013. Raw corn and mango salad with avocado crema. August 20, 2013. Grilled portabello brunch salad. July 31, 2013. July 28, 2013. Stir-fried sprouts with chili, lime, garlic and ginger. July 23, 2013. Niccie’s Famous Banoffee Pie. July 21, 2013.
Nice Boys Do
Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Pardon me, your vagina is showing! Do you miss me? Did you miss me? Am I bothering you? I just like you soooo much! This is a good thought to remember both before (especially before) and after you bag a lady. If you're taking the online dating route and chatting with a girl prior to a meeting, it's really inappropriate to show your panties. Women would like a man that is a man - whatever we say, there really is a fine balance there - we. Want you to be sensitive, we. Girls would...
What Nice Is | Critiques, Tips and Tricks from the Free University of Important Knowledge
Critiques, Tips and Tricks from the Free University of Important Knowledge. I want to punch you, bro. An open letter to the FHRITP defenders. May 13, 2015. Yeah, you. You over there thinking that #FHRITP is HILARIOUS. Or whatever the fuck you’re thinking. Because seriously, what are you thinking? A Nation of Millions of Survivors. November 1, 2014. The Election That Doesn’t Kill #TOpoli Makes Us Stronger. October 19, 2014. First off, I want you all to notice that I resisted my initial urge to title this ...
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May 29, 2015. How to avoid AdBlock when using PlugRush Popunders. May 21, 2015. Was There a Google Update on May 1st? May 19, 2015. Bing Will Rank Mobile Friendly Web Pages Better. May 18, 2015. Welcome to ‘What Niche’. How to avoid AdBlock when using PlugRush Popunders. Was There a Google Update on May 1st? Bing Will Rank Mobile Friendly Web Pages Better. Welcome to ‘What Niche’. Get Tips in Your Inbox!
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what i revolve around.
What i revolve around. Monday, May 26, 2008. Yesterday night was a BLAAAAAAAST! With RedRain rocking the house away, there wouldn't be another place that you would go at that time! It was just phenomenal man! Awesome music, fantastic lights and thick anointing! I'm super amazed by the whole band! The leader singer is just so powerful with his singing, the base is sooooo cool and handsome with his bass. the electric guitar. WHOOSH. the guitar shall speak for itself! Cos i'm in the planning team duh. GOSH ...
whatnickdidnext | A great WordPress.com site
A great WordPress.com site. About me and this blog. February 26, 2016. Lessons learnt about infection in the cold, dark, winter days of January. I got hit by a dose of reality in January. Well, hang on, I’m getting a little ahead of myself there. First I got hit by a dose of a winter flu virus. And then come Wednesday that week, my steroid day, I popped the dexamethasone. And, lo and behold, started to feel much better late morning and by the afternoon, was positively bouncing along. Again, with a cl...
What Nicki Wears
What Nicki Wears is a blog filled with info on Nicki Minaj's style, All Photos posted belong to their respectful owners :). Idk if Nicki wore these but they are $945 Christian Louboutin ‘tiny’ sandals (in case anyone wanted to know). Filed under: # Nicki Minaj. 128314;correction 🔺 Nicki wore $975 @louboutinworld ‘lady peep’ 150 mm patent apt pumps. Filed under: # Christian Louboutin. Fashion Nova ‘betty’ top ($13). Filed under: # fashion nova. Filed under: # fashion nova. Filed under: # Nicki Minaj.
Confused Life - Reloaded
Confused Life - Reloaded. Thursday, December 25, 2014. Reflow oven controller with Multimeter and Arduino. After a few boards I got sick of soldering 0603 components using a soldering iron and started looking into using solder paste and hot air. I bought a hot air rework station from Rhinotools. It looks nice, but is rather noisy to use, and I find myself going for the iron always instead of the hot air gun. Relay, but they are rather expensive. There is plenty of space in the controller compartment ...
In my kitchen
A place for me share my recipes. And the stories behind them. Thursday, September 22, 2011. I can't get them here but I have jars of homemade jam from family. I have found yet another fabulous resource for new recipies. Just Get Off Your Butt and Bake! So many recipies with so many beautiful pictures! Their recipie for Magic Rasberry Cookie Bars. Sounded just too good! 2 Cups Graham Cracker Crumbs. 1/2 cup margarine or butter, Melted. 1 can (14 oz.) sweetened Condensed Milk. No Bake Energy Bites. Sparked...
Princess on another planet
Princess on another planet. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. MEOW, I LOVE TRAVELING. Chelsie got these awesome pics of me during our most recent trip to Thailand. It's pretty nice because usually I'm the photographer. :) I've started to lay back on the constant documentation of everything ever since I decided to cut myself from social media for a bit. I mean, why do I have to prove that I am happy to the world? Chelsie is a great photographer. I love her. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
