Archives for July 2013

How Chess and Chess Braille Can Level the Playing Field

24th Jul 2013 By

The game of chess is both an ancient, exotic sport credited with teaching the art of war to sophisticated civilisations long before our own day; and a favourite way for primary-school teachers to fill in some time near the end of the year when energy is flagging and attention is waning. There are numerous health […]

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Drawing Pins and databases and the Subject of Disabled Entrepreneurs

18th Jul 2013 By

Earlier this month, I was having a conversation with an acquaintance, about how other businesspeople perceive me. How many people, I’m curious, are subject to the scrutiny of their colleagues and associates so openly and to such a degree. I have a theory about this, which may be controvertial, but seems to be true. The […]

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Our New Website

10th Jul 2013 By

I suppose a website overhaul is like moving house. You get to know the various pages, links and images featured on your company website because you’ve lived with them for years; and then suddenly you’re faced with what to keep and what to leave out, when confronted with the prospect of a new website. I […]

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