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Friday, 18 March 2005

This and That, Stuff and Nonsense

by mike @ 01:24. Filed under

General

It’s been a while again, since I blogged. Quite a lot has happened in various areas.
Firstly my posting of my themes has been incredibly popular. The first two days after I posted them saw my visitors peak at over 1200 a day! I’ve got another three based on the same layout. I’ll release those too, just as soon as I can package them up.

I can now tell all about the news I mentioned recently. Jamie has been offered a place at St Bede’s College and we have accepted. Its not going to be easy but the school has such a good reputation and such fantastic results that we decided we couldn’t miss the opportunity. We’ve visited several times now and we all love the place.

I noticed that Alex King has a new version of his Tasks Task Manager software. I keep meaning to look into Tasks for use in my attempts to implement GTD. Perhaps now is an ideal opportunity.

In other news, the second Usability Professionals Association - North of England - Manchester Meeting is going to take place on Tues 29 March 2005.

The main event on the 29th March is a talk from Louise Ferguson, who is the Vice President of the UK chapter of the UPA and an expert in ethnography and how it can inform design.

I’m looking forward to it; I enjoyed the last meeting. If you are coming along, look me up and say Hi.

I’m sure there’s more…

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One Response to “This and That, Stuff and Nonsense”

Roy Schestowitz Says:
March 18th, 2005 at 04:32
That’s excellent. I’ll come along as it’s only a 3-minute walk from my flat.

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