Donald H Taylor
@donaldhtaylor.bsky.social
Workplace learning and performance. Lead researcher at the L&D Global Sentiment Survey, chair of the Learning Technologies Conference and convenor of the Workforce Development Board at EdTech VC Fund Emerge Education. London, UK. www.donaldhtaylor.co.uk
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An example to all of an individual who puts her money where her mouth is. Dolly seems to be a truly humble and caring person. She gives without self congratulating.
January 19, 2025 at 2:56 PM
An example to all of an individual who puts her money where her mouth is. Dolly seems to be a truly humble and caring person. She gives without self congratulating.
Please look up what "epicentre" means.
August 23, 2026 at 9:23 PM
Please look up what "epicentre" means.
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She also opened the Chiswick Flyover in London in 1959. Wearing a close-fitting crimson dress, she used a pair of golden scissors to cut the ribbon.
Perhaps a less impressive achievement than the violin and IQ things.
She also opened the Chiswick Flyover in London in 1959. Wearing a close-fitting crimson dress, she used a pair of golden scissors to cut the ribbon.
Perhaps a less impressive achievement than the violin and IQ things.
FLY-OVER OPENED
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August 21, 2026 at 9:45 PM
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She also opened the Chiswick Flyover in London in 1959. Wearing a close-fitting crimson dress, she used a pair of golden scissors to cut the ribbon.
Perhaps a less impressive achievement than the violin and IQ things.
She also opened the Chiswick Flyover in London in 1959. Wearing a close-fitting crimson dress, she used a pair of golden scissors to cut the ribbon.
Perhaps a less impressive achievement than the violin and IQ things.
Not DNF but DUR: 'Delayed until ready'.
Sometimes you just have to wait a few months. Or years.
Sometimes you just have to wait a few months. Or years.
August 10, 2026 at 6:15 AM
Not DNF but DUR: 'Delayed until ready'.
Sometimes you just have to wait a few months. Or years.
Sometimes you just have to wait a few months. Or years.
Cabbies will always have a story to tell when asked about the weirdest things that happened in their cabs!
July 22, 2026 at 8:16 PM
Cabbies will always have a story to tell when asked about the weirdest things that happened in their cabs!
I'm honestly sorry, I mean I know you're having a bad day, but these three posts today made me laugh out loud.
July 21, 2026 at 8:43 PM
I'm honestly sorry, I mean I know you're having a bad day, but these three posts today made me laugh out loud.
Quite.
Obviously I am hoping for (even expecting) an England victory.
Today, I shook hands with the Norwegian barista at my local Turkish coffee shop, and we both agreed it would be a good match.
But I may have spotted in her eyes a glint of eager Viking anticipation for the battle ahead ...
Obviously I am hoping for (even expecting) an England victory.
Today, I shook hands with the Norwegian barista at my local Turkish coffee shop, and we both agreed it would be a good match.
But I may have spotted in her eyes a glint of eager Viking anticipation for the battle ahead ...
July 11, 2026 at 2:22 PM
Quite.
Obviously I am hoping for (even expecting) an England victory.
Today, I shook hands with the Norwegian barista at my local Turkish coffee shop, and we both agreed it would be a good match.
But I may have spotted in her eyes a glint of eager Viking anticipation for the battle ahead ...
Obviously I am hoping for (even expecting) an England victory.
Today, I shook hands with the Norwegian barista at my local Turkish coffee shop, and we both agreed it would be a good match.
But I may have spotted in her eyes a glint of eager Viking anticipation for the battle ahead ...
I think it'll be mostly like an edgy FA Cup final that flares into life in the final 20 minutes.
July 11, 2026 at 2:13 PM
I think it'll be mostly like an edgy FA Cup final that flares into life in the final 20 minutes.
Thanks for the link - great to hear more about the man!
July 11, 2026 at 1:26 PM
Thanks for the link - great to hear more about the man!