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Just My Type (a book about typography) and The Go! Team's new album in between copious amounts of theatre.
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Awards – are they worth the effort or the perspex they’re engraved on?
Spurred by Darragh’s post on how the Golden Spiders people are looking for feedback on their event ahead of this year’s gong-giving, I want to ask a few questions about the value of web awards ceremonies. Ireland is a small … Continue reading
Dolly Mix 22.06.10 – Paddy Games, Tour de Picnic, eCSStender
Just when you thought sillyness had left our shores for another summer, the Paddy Games comes along. It takes place on August 14th in Cork city and is open for registration. The common man’s games, Paddy Games founding principle is … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, css, electric picnic, festival, music, paddy games, web design, web development
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Dolly Mixture 15.06.10 – THEATREClub, People of the Year & good Cork grub
So yeah, my love affair with THEATREClub continues so much so I wish to inform the good people of Cork of the arrival of THEATRECLUB STOLE YOUR CLOCK RADIO WHAT THE F*CK YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT this weekend at the … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, jobs, rehab, theatre, volunteering, web development, wordpress
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FOWD Day 2
Yikes, almost 2 weeks gone since FOWD day 2 – been a crazy time since then but here’s my highlights from day 2 at the Future of Web Design London. Molly Holzschlag – Progressive CSS3 Design Quite a start to … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, fowd, london, tech, Web, web design, web development
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FOWD Day 1 – afternoon sessions
I popped up a quick post about the morning’s activity here, should you fancy a looksee. Day 1 – afternoon The highlight of the afternoon, and indeed the day for many people was the UX Masterclass with Web Standardistas. Despite … Continue reading