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It’s been a couple of years since I got introduced to Sharon Bowman’s excellent book: “Training From the Back of the Room!: 65 Ways to Step Aside and Let Them Learn” (Amazon or Indigo). It’s a fantastic book for anyone Continue reading Teaching From The Back of The Room: Agile Manifesto Principles
Do you remember where you were on Aug. 14, 2003? It feels like a long time ago, but I got reminded of what it was like back then. In fact a number of articles in the papers highlight the drama Continue reading Quality minefield in a world where “everything is software!” – Looking back at the 2003 summer blackout
This is a follow-up to my other post: Quality minefield in a world where “everything is software!” – Looking back at the 2003 summer blackout. During the first Gulf War, the Patriot Missile System had a bug in its time Continue reading Quality minefield in a world where “everything is software!” – Our future
I had put together a workshop for a local community service group geared towards providing an overview on financial survival tips for those planning on going to post-secondary education. Here are the slides for the first version of my workshop. Continue reading Workshop on tips for financial survival through university… From a Big Brother
During the month of Ramadan I had started a new program at my local Masjid called: “Savings for the next generation – Reusable Water Bottles.” The program started about half way through Ramadan and it lasted for about 15 days until Continue reading Savings for the next generation – Reusable Water Bottles
This is hilarious. A friend of mine told me about the Republic of Molossia. Basically someone going about setting up a country out of his home! The Wiki has more details. What an imagination! It looks like the guy put Continue reading Republic of Molossia
I’ve launched the following site: http://urlparser.com/ as a way to pilot a couple of ideas I had. Earlier in the year I was heavily involved in managing an e-commerce project that had a dependency on Amazon Web Services. On a side note, Continue reading Easily parse, decode, encode, and edit a URL