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Shiny Bits
"Shepherd Book once said to me, If you can't do something smart, do something right." ~ Jayne Cobb (Serenity, 2005)
What I do in my "spare time"
Shinny of Champions
BLAST - Beer League Adult Skills Training
California Browncoats
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Plot Your Course
Chain of Command [-] - Adventures with MOT
- Art, Vittles & Beer
- Cargo Hold
- Flan-dom
- Friends & Family
- Frothing At The Bit
- It's a Living
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- Lighter Side
- new leaf
- Popularity Contests
- Random Burbling
- Reading Begets Enlightenment
- Save Us From Evil
- Terrify’n Space Monkeys
- Those Who Volunteered
- Where No Flan Has Gone Before
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On the Radar
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Places & Spaces
- Cammy Bean's Learning Visions
- Cathy Moore's Action@Work
- Connie Malamed - The eLearning Coach
- Clark Quinn's Learnlets
- Donald Clark - Plan B
- Donald Clark's Big Dog, Little Dog Performance Juxtaposition
- Karl Kapp
- Harold Jarche's Work is Learning
- Jacob Wood - Inclusive Design
- L'Etoile Education
- Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web
- Stephen Downes - Half an Hour
- Susan Smith Nash's eLearning Corgi
- Wil Thalheimer's Work-Learning Research
- ASTD's Learning Circuits (Archives)
- Donald Clark's Big Dog, Little Dog (Archives)
- Karl Kapp's Kapp Notes (Archives)
- Tony Karrer's eLearning Technology (Archives)
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Wearing a Coat of Brown
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Credits
- Beautiful Original Design: LunaStone Designs
- Drunk Monkey Tweaking: She
Translation: LunaStone Designs is responsible for all the good stuff. I'm responsible for screwing up her work.
At your Fingertips
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Keeping Track of Time
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Poppy Count
Poppy count charitable donation grand plan
Each year since returning to Canada full-time in 2007, I have counted the poppies I see people wearing from the day the poppy campaign begins until 11am on November 11th. I'd tally up the count, donate 0.10$ per poppy, and send a cheque to a local veterans organization.
It used to be a sizeable donation.
In recent years, I've noticed my poppy count decreasing. I worry sometimes that people have begun to forget the past. I worry that we will soon relive their horrors in our future.
I don't base my donation on poppy counts anymore. And I no longer wait until Remembrance Day arrives to make them.
I am changing too. Hopefully, for the better.
Stats & Such
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global village
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Working in a global environment exposes you to amazing and wondrous things - like great trips to foreign countries, new learning experiences, cultural norms, languages, different foods, work ethics, etc. There's ... Read more..