Waiting

Canberra airport is weird in a back-to-front way. All the facilities for waiting are *outside* the departure area. Where people usually wait.

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Australian national museum

Bans popular Australian comedic musical trio:

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99% on time running

Grammar. It maketh mine eyes ache.

How many different ways can you read that sign?

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South Bank, Brisbane

Concrete construction capital

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Brisbane

In Brisbane, restaurants are not required to have toilets. And the nearest public facilities are not designed to cope with the numbers of patrons from nearby cafes and so on. One cubical. For guys attending half a dozen cafes and half a dozen restaurants ....

And it is occupied by a guy reading a newspaper.

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Arrived in Brisbane

Already hit a snag with accommodation bookings not matching with flights. So quarter of an hour passes while a room is found for me for tonight.

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New German ID Cards easily hacked

http://www.thelocal.de/sci-tech/20100824-29359.html

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Frustration

Lurking at the edges of mind is a thread of an idea. Tantalisingly. Can almost see, can definitely feel, an idea. Dammit!

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Draft chapter on passport system

The draft chapter is beginning to come together, finally. A couple of *months* have gone into trying to rework the conclusion and the discussion preceding it. Beginning to make sense now, in context of the new old new direction of the overall thesis; and the new new old approach to getting it done.

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Facebook 'lowers exam results by 20 per cent' (TheAustralian Article)

September 07, 2010
TEENAGERS who use Facebook while studying get exam results 20 per cent lower than their classmates who simply stick to the books, the Daily Mail reported. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/breaking-news/facebook-lowers-exam-resul...

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Spring time changes

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Finally

End of caretaker mode; return to execution mode.

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Information revolution in healthcare

The Australian
September 07, 2010
ARCHITECTS, doctors and IT professionals are discussing how technology can transform healthcare services.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/information-revolution-transfor...

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At work

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Ant

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PhD

So, that's coming along well. Hopefully no one has to die this time. 

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Despicable Me

> Genius.

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Ending waste?

Printing on green paper doesn't make your campaign green ...

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PhD Candidate, University of SA, Australia
Deputy Director Economic, Legal and Social Issues, Australian Computer Society

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Irony?

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PhD Candidate, University of SA, Australia
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