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Saturday, May 4, 2013
Tourette's Syndrome Awareness Week
A short post this week, as I'll be busy on Facebook and Twitter sharing resources and links about Tourette's Syndrome for Australian Tourette's Syndrome Awareness Week.
Understanding, patience, acceptance and knowledge are key to supporting individuals and families. Please support this week with a couple of shares and if possible become a member of the Tourette's Syndrome Association of Australia.
Monday, April 29, 2013
The sole post for April
Oh crap. This is one of those 'it's been so long since I blogged' posts. Dammit. The whole of idea of the Deadly Blogger's Challenge was so I wouldn't find myself in this predicament again this year.
Ne'er mind, time to get back on the blogging track, and just post regardless of what, where, or how.
Well for a quick update then.
March and April have been super busy. We finished off the SEQICC website, I've been busy working on the migration of The Critical Classroom and Deadly Bloggers from Blogger to WordPress. It's taking much longer than I realised it would. I had hoped to have new product ready for ANZAC Day but we didn't make it. I am lucky though, because we have done a bunch of work that will be ready for next year.
One of my other achievements this month was migrating Iscariot Media from Blogger to WordPress. I did it in the early hours of Thursday morning and managed 95% of the job myself. The other 5% was by my fabulous tech guy who reconnected my email after I accidentally deleted it when I changed the DNS over. Thank goodness for techies.
I'm also studying. I think I've posted about that before. I spend each Monday and Tuesday at TAFE learning InDesign, Typography. Next semester I'm doing Illustrator, Photoshop and WebDesign. It's a fantastic course and I'm gradually getting more and more confident using the Creative Suite tools.
Last weekend I did manage a nice overnight stay at the Gold Coast courtesy of Lisa B. While it was meant to be a "night-off", we did manage to get a bunch of work done - taking lots of images (that you will see in future Critical Classroom posts and/or products).
I also spend a Sunday afternoon with G at the State Library of Queensland. We spent our time looking for Aboriginal texts about Brisbane. We found some great stuff. I may also have spend a bit too much money in the bookshop. It such a trap! We also drove around South Brisbane, the Valley and the city taking pics for his assignment. And he took some awesome shots. This one below is his and I've stolen it and it's now on the homepage of the Iscariot Media website.
Ne'er mind, time to get back on the blogging track, and just post regardless of what, where, or how.
Well for a quick update then.
March and April have been super busy. We finished off the SEQICC website, I've been busy working on the migration of The Critical Classroom and Deadly Bloggers from Blogger to WordPress. It's taking much longer than I realised it would. I had hoped to have new product ready for ANZAC Day but we didn't make it. I am lucky though, because we have done a bunch of work that will be ready for next year.
One of my other achievements this month was migrating Iscariot Media from Blogger to WordPress. I did it in the early hours of Thursday morning and managed 95% of the job myself. The other 5% was by my fabulous tech guy who reconnected my email after I accidentally deleted it when I changed the DNS over. Thank goodness for techies.
I'm also studying. I think I've posted about that before. I spend each Monday and Tuesday at TAFE learning InDesign, Typography. Next semester I'm doing Illustrator, Photoshop and WebDesign. It's a fantastic course and I'm gradually getting more and more confident using the Creative Suite tools.
Last weekend I did manage a nice overnight stay at the Gold Coast courtesy of Lisa B. While it was meant to be a "night-off", we did manage to get a bunch of work done - taking lots of images (that you will see in future Critical Classroom posts and/or products).
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| Lisa B and I at Fingal |
I'm not really a holiday person, but the short break from last weekend was really refreshing. I should try to schedule these bursts of relaxation more into my yearly schedule. Looking forward to getting back to blogging so I don't mess up my posting goals for 2013. Alright. Back to it.
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