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Author Archives: Cath@VWXYNot?
Hockey Pool, Weeks 10 and 11
I can’t believe the regular season’s almost over! I managed to make it to a game last week, which was awesome, especially because the friend who invited me – an Oilers fan – was convinced the Canucks were going to … Continue reading
Posted in hockey pool, photos, Silliness, sport
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Seems legit
Posted in publishing, science, screenshots, Silliness, technology
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Posted without comment
Posted in blog buddies, screenshots, Silliness, technology
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All media can be social media
One of the themes of the last year or so is that a lot of my traditionally solitary pursuits suddenly seem to have become much more social. The biggest difference is my job, but my evenings and weekends are also … Continue reading
Posted in blog buddies, book review, career, communication, conferences, games, personal, photos, science, screenshots, secularism, Silliness, technology, Vancouver
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Fight the Future
Last Saturday was my second time at Vancouver Change Camp and, just like the first time, it was a day full of very thought-provoking sessions about how ordinary people can change their world for the better. The last event took … Continue reading
Posted in activism, communication, current affairs, education, personal, Politics, Vancouver
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RBO Work
Lots of things going on, but nothing substantial enough for a stand-alone post. So here are some bullets! Having read numerous articles about how bad it is for you to sit all day, even if you’re very active at other … Continue reading
Posted in career, communication, drunkenness, exercise, genomics, original research, personal, photos, science, Silliness, technology
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Coach’s corner
I started writing this as part of a RBO Work Stuff post, but it got way too long so I’m making it into a stand-alone item. I’ll post the rest of the stuff tomorrow… probably… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I’m taking a great … Continue reading
Posted in career, communication, education, personal
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Office haiku
It’s ten forty-five Six iPhones buzz with one voice Time for our meeting! Gotta love those synchronised calendars…
Posted in fun with language, Silliness, technology
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The tartle response
The Rock Paper Cynic comic titled “That Awkward Zombie Apocalypse Survival Moment When…” would soooo happen to me. I really am awful; I usually need to meet a new person at least two or three times, within a short period … Continue reading
Posted in English language, fun with language, personal, Silliness
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Facebook rant about Facebook cancer hoax
I just posted the following on Facebook, and thought I’d share it here, too – the wider the news that this is a hoax is disseminated, the better for everyone. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I’ve seen a Facebook post about cancer circulating among … Continue reading
Posted in bad people, cancer research, Medicine, publishing, quacks, rants, science
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