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Chris M Evans

@chrismevans.me

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Owner, founder and Principal Analyst at Architecting IT. Food lover, eater and maker. Husband, father. Lover of all things computing (except perhaps Networking). https://architecting.it

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 10d

Probably the best song for me (zombie zoo). It s just so random but almost like a pop song.

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 11d

Of course, this will be what Trump considers "negotiating".

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Trump threatens to cancel meeting with Xi

Trump also threatened a

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 11d

You wouldn't call something that wasn't a banana, a banana. So the same should apply to any product, including meat, burgers, sausage, cheese etc.

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Lab-grown meat does not a burger make, EU lawmakers insist

A burger by any other name.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 13d

We also need to consider the cost. Doing a second degree at £10K per year minimum is probably not sustainable for most. How do we make lifelong learning affordable?

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 14d

I'm sure there are parts of rural Oxfordshire that you never see a brown face, but no-one ever calls that out, do they?

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Jenrick defends calling Handsworth 'worst-integrated'

The shadow justice secretary is accused of racism after saying the Handsworth area was one of the

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 14d

I was once in a meeting where someone genuinely wrote “forward planning” on the whiteboard and got to the first N in planning before realising the phrase wouldn’t fit on one line….

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 16d

Let’s not listen to the basis on which people are legitimately protesting, let’s just suppress them more so we don’t have to hear their protestations.

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Police to get broader powers to crack down on repeated protests

The move is not a ban on protests but

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 16d

Although my favourite would be Little and Large.

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 16d

Bonnie and Clyde. Or perhaps Ant and Dec or even Cannon and Ball.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 17d

Amazon having a laugh? Mr Benn’s address.

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 19d

OK and it’s for you?

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 19d

Gen-Z codpiece? Really crap cricket box?

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 19d

Man -wee for a concert where you’re stuck at the front?

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 23d

Very true…

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 23d

George Galloway seems to be slowly turning himself into Elvis Costello.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 24d

Fairly easy to guess which is the cooking wine today and which is the drinking wine!

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 25d

You know, some days I wonder if things are just being made up as they go along....

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New U.S. gov't rule says chipmakers have to make one chip in the US for each chip imported from another country to avoid 100% tariffs — Trump admin allegedly preps new 1:1 chip export rule under new t...

But how chips of different complexities will be counted remains unknown

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 26d

What, like George Clooney or Ryan Reynolds?

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Denmark says 'professional actor' behind drone incursions over its airports

But the defence minister says there is no evidence of Russian involvement after the latest incident.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 26d

No wonder there is no trust in politics. No wonder teenagers feel they can do what they want.

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Teenage girls with no fear of police torment shopkeepers on Shirley High Street

Teenagers have been targeting shops in Shirley, Hampshire, with antisocial behaviour - leaving the owners feeling

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 26d

What a wonderful world we live in. An ex-president sentenced to prison (www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...), the current US president a convicted felon. Our own prime ministers found guilty of criminal behaviour (not quite on the scale of the above).

Nicolas Sarkozy sentenced to five years in Libya campaign financing case

The former French president was found guilty of criminal conspiracy but cleared of other charges.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 27d

Unfettered, unchecked and unaccountable spending will (and possibly already has) bankrupt the UK. Irrespective of being "politically correct", the government simply needs to say no to excessive spending.

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 27d

As a one-off (or maybe a few), this story wouldn't really matter in the scheme of things. But we can guess that this isn't a one-off.

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Urgent review ordered into asylum seeker taxi costs

Asylum seekers are travelling long distances for appointments, with one telling the BBC his journey to visit a GP cost the Home Office £600.

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Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 28d

Do these doctors still work in the NHS? Were they sanctioned for their poor work? In the commercial world, such incompetence would have resulted in a written warning or dismissal.

How can anyone have faith in the NHS when so many of these stories pervade?

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 28d

Something is fundamentally wrong with a health practice where six different doctors can turn away a patient implying hypochondria. Surely one of them must have thought something was wrong or being incorrectly diagnosed.

Chris M Evans @chrismevans.me · 28d

Rather than having a new "rule" in our so-called wonderful NHS, shouldn't we be asking what action was taken against the doctors and the surgery in question?

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Jess's Rule: GPs to re-check some patients for deadly 'misses'

Jess's Rule urges doctors to 'think again' if they cannot diagnose a patient's illness after three appointments.

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