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| 21/12/06 | | Blog-tag: a virtual cocktail party |
Luis Suarez over at ELSUA has just tagged me in a virtual cocktail party. What does that mean? I gather that when you’re tagged you tell five things people might not know about you, then tag five more bloggers. So here are five things people might not know about me.
- My original degree was in geography and archaeology and my honours thesis was titled “Mid-channel shoals in a macro-tidal environment—Ord River, Western Australia”.
- My first business was called Callahan, Fox & Associates and we wrote guidebooks for national parks, ran a photographic library and did geographic information systems (GIS) consulting for the Defence department. We went broke.
- I love reading biographies of scientists, artists and explorers.
- My first knowledge management project (1996) involved helping the Australian Geological Survey Organisation catalogue their scientific datasets and discovered that the greatest challenge was to get the scientists interested in the task. We wrote a paper about our experience.
- I’m both a US and Australian citizen. I was born in Beaufort, South Carolina. I’ve lost the southern accent.
So here are the people I would love to know more about:
Nancy White, Kathy Sierra, Bob Sutton, David Maister, Leon Gettler
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