FE Seminar: Paul Wilmott
Monday,
March 30, 2020
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Bio:
Paul was a professional juggler with the Dab Hands troupe, and has been an undercover investigator for Channel 4. He also has three half blues from Oxford University for Ballroom Dancing. He makes his own cheese. Its flavour has been described as "challenging."
Paul was the first man in the UK to get an online divorce.
He was recently an "expert" on a TV show, tasked with forecasting a royal baby name and the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest among other things. He got everything wrong.
He played bridge for his school's D team. There was no E team.
And he plays the ukulele.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Wilmott
Bio:
Paul was a professional juggler with the Dab Hands troupe, and has been an undercover investigator for Channel 4. He also has three half blues from Oxford University for Ballroom Dancing. He makes his own cheese. Its flavour has been described as "challenging."
Paul was the first man in the UK to get an online divorce.
He was recently an "expert" on a TV show, tasked with forecasting a royal baby name and the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest among other things. He got everything wrong.
He played bridge for his school's D team. There was no E team.
And he plays the ukulele.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Wilmott
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