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Tag Archives: Doctor Who
Stage 2 of non-pudding brain: It’s official. I’m a student again.
As I stated in my last post about my resolution not to be a pudding brain in 2015, and understanding that in order to get ahead in the next year, I need to learn something, and learn something new. It’s … Continue reading
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My 2015 New Year’s Resolution: Don’t Be a Pudding Brain
Now that it’s the start of the new year, it’s time to make some resolutions–or at least set some goals. While I’ll be continuing my eternal quest to lose weight, it also means it’s time to start seriously thinking about … Continue reading
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No wonder English is confusing, Part 2
As a follow-up to my fun post, “No Wonder (Verbal) English is confusing!“, here’s a follow-up that really shows how crazy it can get. Although I think in the end, there is some (okay, a lot of) Celtic actually thrown … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, American accent, American English, Amy Pond, British accent, British English, Celtic, communications, dialects, Doctor Who, English accents, English language, Karen Gillam, Learning, Linguistics, localisation, localization, localized content, Online Teaching and Learning, Scottish, Scottish English, simplified English, speech, standardised English, standardized English, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, translation, verbal language, writing, written language
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Douglas Adams Knew Tech Comm Before It Was Cool
At the end of my trip attending the Intelligent Content Conference in San Jose, California, I had the opportunity to visit the Computer History Museum in nearby Mountain View with a group of other conference attendees. It was a great … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, computer games, Computer History Museum, content strategy, digital literacy, Doctor Who, Douglas Adams, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Hyperland, Hypertext, old video games, single sourcing, singular experience, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Tom Baker
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Uhura and Translation Software–Still not there yet
My husband’s first language is Spanish. As a result, naturally, most of his relatives speak Spanish exclusively. I, however, do not speak Spanish. I took two beginner courses, but I know little Spanish in comparison. I have had more French in … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe Technical Communications Suite, Bing Translator, C3-PO, C3po, Content Rules Inc., content strategy, Doctor Who, English language, French, French language, global content, global language, global ready content, globalization, languages, localization, localized content, mobile, Ray Gallon, single sourcing, singular experience, social media, Spanish, Spanish language, Star Trek, STC, TARDIS, tech comm, tech comm software, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, translation, Uhura, Val Swisher
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Big News for TechCommGeekMom!
Why is the 11th Doctor (of Doctor Who) on the left dancing? Because I feel like dancing! “Why?” you may ask. Well, I’ll tell you. I’m very excited to announce that… I FINALLY GOT A JOB! Yes, I think that’s … Continue reading
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