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Archive for July, 2009
How Long is a Piece of String?
Posted by Alexis Garnaut-Miller on July 31st, 2009
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Tags: cancer, fidelity special situations fund, nasendscope, pension simplification, winning 
No Comments »The more you put in, the more…
Posted by Lewis Malka on July 26th, 2009
Well, hello once again. This weeks meeting saw quite a few absentees. Is this a sign that the holiday season is upon us? Well if that is the case, may I remind everyone that there is a subs list available and it is crucial that we all try to find a sub when we know [...]
Rita Hayworth & the Shawshank…
Posted by Alexis Garnaut-Miller on July 24th, 2009
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Posted in General Tags: long-term care, national health service, NHS, pensions, rita hayworth, shawshank No Comments »Going commando
Posted by Alexis Garnaut-Miller on July 20th, 2009
Looks like the holiday season has now kicked in, a couple of missing faces but also plenty of guest subs including the Rev. Roderick Leece. Attendees of Mike Dodd’s 60 second perfection class last Friday were keen to show the value, first up was George Metcalfe explaining that you must ‘ask’ to get what you [...]
Posted in General Tags: Animation, breakfast networking, brx, brx bond street, business, commando, green park, mortgages, networking, raf club 2 Comments »Gold is the new tupperware.
Posted by Lewis Malka on July 17th, 2009
Hi Guys, Very sorry I couldn’t be with you this morning, I would like to share something new with you though. Only a few hours ago my website was updated and has loads of information regarding these gold parties I keep banging on about. You may be wondering exactly what happens at a gold party! [...]
Reinventing the Workhouse
Posted by Alexis Garnaut-Miller on July 16th, 2009
http://www.georgeemsden.co.uk/2009/07/up-the-khyber-on-pensions/
Posted in General Tags: bismarck, charles dickens, oliver twist, pensions, squire, workhouse No Comments »Mark Fritz daily thoughts
Posted by Lewis Malka on July 11th, 2009
http://www.markfritzonline.com/fritz-mailing.htm Further to the amazing 60 second perfection class on Friday, I have pleasure in forwarding the link to Mark Fritz’s daily thoughts. Mike Dodd gave away 3 copies of Mark’s book as prizes Friday, and as I mentioned, I have been receiving his thoughts for over a year now and find them quite helpful. [...]
Amnesty International, not as you know it..
Posted by Alexis Garnaut-Miller on July 10th, 2009
http://www.georgeemsden.co.uk/2009/07/amnesty-international-but-not-as-you-know-it/ Great meeting and training this morning with Michael Dodd and thanks Roy for telling me about the BRS do at The Puncheon in Cowcross Street
Posted in General Tags: HMRC, numbered accounts, tax avoidance, tax evasion, tax planning, uber wealth, uber wealthy No Comments »Who else woke up with a hangover?
Posted by Lewis Malka on July 9th, 2009
After a fun filled evening together with members of the Russell Square branch of BRX, now known as the One Alfred Place group, there were noticeably fewer members at the meeting this morning. That was probably due to the fact that Kirsty Joly of Perfectly Tempered and The Wine Chap’s Tom Harrow treated all of [...]
An event for your diary
Posted by Lewis Malka on July 5th, 2009
Here are the details for Russell Square (now One Alfred Place BRX Group) Provisionally, we have arranged with One Alfred Place to host an evening function for us on TUESDAY 14TH JULY 2009. The format to be : Invitation would need to include: 1. Event – starts at 6.30pm, possibly glass of vino on arrival [...]
