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I'm aware this site is a bit broken, incidentally
Bits of it work. Bits don't. But the hour or so I hoped to find to polish it up a little before the Event began was somewhat torpedoed by the Ri's wifi being down. Once we were underway, keeping up with everything was tough enough -- posting was harder -- getting anyone else signed up when I wasn't sure if it actually worked? Well, that wasn't going to happen.
But hey, the point of doing this was to start climbing the learning curve. Turns out it's not quite as trivial as I'd hoped.
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Home again, home again
Jiggity-jig?
Not quite. I’ve had a blast, some good arguments, and feel a smidge of remorse for having being rather negative about the ISOTOPE project. I hope at least some of my criticism was positive. I’ll write it up here and you can judge for yourself.
Also to come over the weekend, hopefully:
- A write-up of the Corporate Social Responsibility session run by Laura Grant and nearly screwed up by me. We think we got away with it, and I’ve come away with clear action points, which is always a good thing, I feel. Lorraine Kenny of Thinktank noted something that was forehead-slappingly obvious which I think made all of us feel a bit thick.
- Some notes on Elin Robert’s Flame On show from the Centre for Life. Top feedback afterwards, getting into some very fine details. Great stuff.
- Photos from the dinner last night. If I can find the memory card.
- Coverage of the Best Demo Competition. Quick crib: won by Ian Simmons of the Centre for Life with his bacon lance. Lee Patterson and Helen Lloyd picked up commendations in what was a startlingly good year.
- Oh, you know, more. Doubtless.
