Hmm nothing but twitterings here for days. That's not ideal.
I've got a todo list scrawled on my notepad...
OSIA
- website
- meeting promotion
- benefits of membership proposition
- 2020 Summit Submissions
- LCA report and HowTO
- biz admin - invoicing and BAS statement
- Article on latest inkscape - submit to submit to the open source report.
was ace.
You should go.
Aaah Cool.
Cafuego - Thank you for helping me get the del.icio.us module working so it pulls the random links I store into my blog. It's pulled up the last 10 - or a random selection - or something (ok I haven't figured that bit out yet) - and the last one was memories for life.
So I visited it again. It's really kinda fascinating. It led me to a paper published in the Journal of The Royal Society Interface in 2006 called "Memories for life: a review of the science and technology" and is also available as PDF.
Inkscaping...
... and credit where it's due
I sampled this picture: http://tinyurl.com/yu4v76 - from the http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/ website
This morning in the 42nd Parliament the Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, delivered an apology to the Stolen Generations. Yesterday, for the first time, a Welcome to Country ceremony was performed at Parliament House. It was broadcast live, and watched by thousands, perhaps millions of people across the nation.
