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  1. Has Jack Bauer made a mistake? http://bit.ly/7paupY Santa's in Trouble.
  2. RT @GuyKawasaki: Texting more than doubled last year http://om.ly/dDHo Good news for SMileS guys !!!
  3. Heading to wathc Town v Gillingham at the Biz Club - 25 FSB Members coming as guests - Good Networking
  4. Just arrived for a meeting at The Village Hotel - South Leeds - great meeting place.
  5. At a Twitter workshop @Fallowfields
  6. Just back from my Granddaughters 8th Birthday party - Granddads rule
  7. RT @LynneBroda: 3 in 1 Jericho Business Booster a Twitter workshop & Networking event rolled into one day http://bit.ly/5KhnSd pls RT
  8. Decorating this morning at my daughter's new house.
  9. The Christmas effect already - Just had to cancel HTAFC biz Club tomorrow due to very poor numbers booking on.
  10. @MosaicVO don't know been too busy to analyse it !!!
  11. Off to Heritage Breakfast Banter for relaxed networking
  12. RT @HeritageUpdates: ....just getting ready for Breakfast Banter tomorrow morning from 8am. Looking forward to our Guess The Guest game!
  13. Heading to the Yorkshire Business Forum this evening at the Galpharm Stadium, followed by Town v Tranmere Rovers
  14. My first tweet for a month - need to get back in the swing
  15. Robbie Paul speaking at the Huddersfield Town Business Club today 11.30
  16. Isn't it a pain when you lose your email. My hosting provider was switching to new servers over the weekend - mail servers still down
  17. Bound for the Gym .. - Kettlebells rule !!!!
  18. Ladies LunchNet in Huddersfield - Next Tuesday - Paul Opacic from Waterloo Rd, Emmerdale, Holby City speaking - http://bit.ly/2QXlDc
  19. Catch up day in the office
  20. Early start again - @BNI_Halifax