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Acronyms – Acronyms are words that are produced using the first letter of other words. Acronyms are often used in government and business. Some examples of common acronyms are NASA (National Aer… more →
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Binary categorisation: The raw, the cooked, the rare and the chocolate
wrote 3 weeks ago: By Gordon Rugg & Jo Hyde Human societies like dividing things into two categories. They’ve been … more →
Workshop A: Typologies
wrote 3 weeks ago: Workshop options Part A was a study on typologies conducted by Glenn Orton, from Cactus Network. Gle … more →
Other Categories - Tags - dazeddigital.com
wrote 1 month ago: Plus – I like the way that each module is properly labeled so that I can see exactly what the … more →
Never Judge a Book By It's Cover
wrote 1 month ago: When you get to know the most [seemingly] perfect person you’ve known, imperfections will start to s … more →
Learning to See
wrote 1 month ago: Not understanding what is going on is troubling. This is why so many social interactions are fraugh … more →
Don't call me NEET!
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wrote 2 months ago: I was having a conversation with half a dozen other youth professionals yesterday and mentioned my d … more →
Almost, Almost, Almost...
wrote 3 months ago: or Musical Interlude 1. Wow, first post in a while (again!) I did say I’ve been busy lately an … more →
green, blue, pink
wrote 3 months ago: Introducing green and blue in to the mix. Small tyres and tubes for hole style sculpture. Tower Stac … more →
Obesity and mortality: challenging the conventional wisdom, part II: Categorisation is fatal
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wrote 4 months ago: This post is the second in a series critiquing the much-publicized recent study by Flegal et al. in … more →
Chimera's Edge
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wrote 4 months ago: “Chimera of Arezzo”: an Etruscan bronze”Collage: In an essay written for the book … more →
December 15:th - Saturday - Analysing racism and other types of categorisation
wrote 5 months ago: Today, somewhere between morning coffee and news-reading – I got a message from my neighbour. … more →
Off-West-Fringe-End-What?
wrote 8 months ago: London’s diverse theatrical smorgasbord can be a delightful place to graze, but to the uniniti … more →
Categorising data
wrote 10 months ago: In developing a data structure which will provide for the needs of many different research projects, … more →
Crying cockles & mussels
wrote 10 months ago: I’ve started to spend two days a week at the Mitra Residential School, Kachapaju or MrsK as she’s fo … more →
“Globalized” Chinese in Australia: In the Middle of Nowhere
wrote 10 months ago: Ever since the age of nine, the label of “good at English” has never left me. It got increasingly de … more →
A little advice for ambitious musicians...
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wrote 12 months ago: I started this blog as a way to share my thoughts and ideas about music and media. I’ve been a … more →
The Battle for Organisation - Tags or Hierarchical Folders?
wrote 1 year ago: Reblogged from Curious Gibberish: Applications such as Evernote or Things have adopted the use and e … more →
Card sorting resources
wrote 1 year ago: Some of you might have attended the most recent how-to workshop we ran on campus, looking at card so … more →
The Power of Networks
wrote 1 year ago: In this new RSA Animate, Manuel Lima, senior UX design lead at Microsoft Bing, explores the power of … more →
