Nicholas Bate

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What's Changed? 1-50: 16

The gym, that's what.

Once upon a time, the gym was a place where real men went to burn calories, 'pump iron' and drip sweat. Now? Well, now they are there to sculpt abs, re-proportion bodies and ensure biometric parameters are at the correct levels.

Yep: the gym, that's what.

Seven Deadly Corporate Sins

1. Making the simple, complex.
2. Being reactive in a world which requires us to be proactive.
3. Mistaking Human Resources for sheer undiluted passion, inspiration and 'I love what I do'.
4. Thinking a stream of electrons is thinking.
5. Aiming for anything less than excellence in everything and anything it touches.
6. Stalking the competitor/s.
7. Believing you can ignore making the world a better place.

TBC in more detail.

What's Changed? 1-50: 17

CDs, that's what.

Once upon a time, music came on a handy CD. Not as pretty as vinyl (the 'album cover' died) but convenient, robust and nicley stackable. But in a world of electrons it wasn't long before the down-load appeared: fast, instant and amazingly flexible. The CD began to die.

Yep: CDs, that's what.

TBC.

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An Insight Into The inspiration Behind The

Great Mind at Cultural Offering

What's Changed? 1-50: 18

Toothpaste, that's what.

Once upon a time, toothpaste cleaned your teeth and made your mouth feel fresh. Now? Well, now it's a complete immune-strengthening system with added de-calcification and contributor to world peace.

Yep: tooth-paste, that's what.

TBC.

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What's Changed? 1-50: 19

The Rolling Stones, that's what.

Once upon a time, the Rolling Stones were the 'bad boys' of rock, an alternative to the 'all-too-good' Beatles. Now? Well, now they are marvels of longevity, maintenance of a brand and mick's gym routine. Plenty of Satisfaction for sure.

Yep: The Rolling Stones, that's what.

TBC.

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