Joel, you might find somewhere using this site.
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I am going to have to give this a try as I am intrigued, especially by the lemon
It is intriguing the efforts required to crack open the black box that is the Facebook algorithm.
Interested Bianca, are you journalling, blogging or writing something long form?
Dean, I really appreciate your attempt at balance, even if I do not really like golf. (Can’t agree on everything😜)
This seems like the sort of topic that one might blog about? Here was my attempt:
My fast food social media diet has been replaced by one managed around blogs, feeds and comments. I do sometimes feel I miss out on some things, but trust that if I need to know something that I will probably capture through some other means.
Bianca, I really enjoy the Minefield podcast featuring Waleed Aly and Scott Stephens. Not sure if this is what you are looking for.
It is an interesting case of ‘what if’, especially after reading Greg Baum’s piece:
It was one thing when the AFL, NRL, netball and women’s basketball evacuated hotspots. It’s quite another that Cricket Australia is moving its operation into one.
I feel the #WarOn2020 video captures the frustration associated with changing one word and the hope that this satisfies the tension raised within the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
I agree Ben, I often use Sheets to quickly add various tags when compiling links for my newsletter. I documented this in the past when I used to compile my own regular Google update.
I recently got in a lift with two other people without masks and is was both strange and awkward. I really like how Kin Lane captured it:
It is fascinating to be able to see who cares about other people and who doesn’t, simply by looking around to see who is where a mask and who isn’t.
I agree Margaret, although the Melbourne lockdown was hard, it would have been harder if I was not able to wake up each morning to a voice of reason provided by the Coronacast podcast. Norman’s quokkas will sadly have to wait.
Dean, I always enjoy the fun and creativity associated with the Deanies. Thank you.
Tried that in the Melbourne lockdown, but realised a few weeks in that it probably wasn’t the most effective strategy. Fingers crossed that you can flatten the curve sooner rather than later.
Congratulations Bianca. Sounds like an exciting adventure to work with a wide range of teachers across the system.