Photographer, traveller and full time brand strategist. Life and heart divided between London and Milan, I'm a relentless and passionate visual storyteller.
Alessandro Camaioni, Head of Commerce Strategy, Europe & James Cahill, UK Creative Director, Experiential Commerce, have been invited to join the IPM Awards 2026 judging panel, recognising the work that proves the power of promotions, incentives, loyalty, experiential and brand partnerships. 👏
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@PhillTulse They don't spend their time leisurely cycling around. They rush to and from offices, they ask permission to leave earlier, they do sacrifices to keep up with their kids' activities. But thankfully now residents in Palace rd feel safe, I can sleep better.
@PhillTulse In order to do something as simple as that, I had to drive all the way around Tulse Hill crazy one way system, to then eventually be able to go up Leigham Vale. Another 20 mins gone (+ pollution!). Yes, normal families need to do things like these.
@PalaceRoadSW2 lol so good in particular for the last couple of weeks for everyone living in Leigham Vale. Things just keep getting better and better for them
The autism epidemic is a myth: The increase is only in expansive overdiagnosis of kids "on the spectrum," e.g. "Would rather be alone than with others,” “Has difficulty making friends,” and “Is regarded by other children as odd or weird.” Severe cases (no language, socially unresponsive, etc.) have decreased. By my former grad student @AdamOmaryPhD https://t.co/mS6miGWM86
20 etiquette rules everyone should know:
1. Say “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me” - always.
2. Be on time; lateness shows disrespect for others’ time.
3. Listen without interrupting when someone is speaking.
4. Put your phone away during conversations and meals.
5. Introduce people to each other when appropriate.
6. Chew with your mouth closed and avoid talking while eating.
7. Respect personal space and physical boundaries.
8. Use a moderate voice in public places.
9. Hold the door for others when reasonable.
10. Don’t overshare personal or sensitive topics in public.
11. Dress appropriately for the occasion.
12. Clean up after yourself in shared spaces.
13. Avoid gossiping or speaking badly about others.
14. Respond to messages and invitations politely and promptly.
15. Say sorry when you make a mistake - without excuses.
16. Be courteous to service workers; how you treat them matters.
17. Don’t correct or embarrass someone in public.
18. Wait your turn; don’t cut in lines or conversations.
19. Be mindful of cultural differences and customs.
20. Show gratitude - even when it’s not required.
Night owls, or adults who stay up late and have a preference for evening activity, generally performed better on cognitive tests than people who are morning-oriented, according to study by Imperial College.
Once the youngest head of government in the world, Sanna Martin, as Prime Minister of Finland, pushed through ambitious policy programs, including extended family leave and free child care. But she was also intent on living like someone her age. https://t.co/bXst9K7EsS
If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal.
If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist.
If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian.
If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.
@Keir_Starmer if I didn't know you were the leader of @UKLabour, just by looking at your last few posts, you'd excuse me for thinking you were the leader of @reformparty_uk. Wow - what a sad time for decent people in the UK and all of us with left wing, human values.
@GiorgiaMeloni@matteosalvinimi ma invece di rompere i coglioni agli studenti, mandare l'esercito a bonificare e mettere in sicurezza sta merda che ha completamente rovinato la mia città? Siamo a 15 min da Milano e sembra Scampia. Fate qualcosa!
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@MBielieskov@PhillipsPOBrien If you divide the months you just mentioned by 4... 3/4 is actually 24, not far off 21 you reported. So it seems so far it's been fairly equally divided?