It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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@iah anyone in E president's club? I got a few hours to slay.
@abcoates PlaiceBook. I'm actually at a loss to respond to that one. Yes, ladies and gents, Molly is rendered speechless. Over a fish.
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@VeronicaFitzHug I KNOW! Being Auntie is the best. All the love and kisses and presents and fun. Then, hand back to Mom and Dad ;)
I have no biological children, but if you are biologically capable of being my son/daughter - you can call me Mama Mols.Makes me happy.
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Yo Austin peeps: I'm delayed. I'm gonna miss wine time - well, with you guys. Unless you're still hanging out at the bar at around 10:30 pm
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maintenance on plane. So I rebooked for a later flight and am enjoying the seasonal wine in the continental club while polishing slides.
@ryanmcdonough I was just being silly. I'm not much of a Hallmark Holiday kinda gal. I saw my Mom for lunch earlier this week, we had fun.
@netflixhelps - the only issue is that Silverlight plug-in (grumble) must be installed. But it does work in Opera browser. Surprise! :)
@netflixhelps I'd like to commend you opening up your technology. Your site does work in Opera browser 9.x+ despite site saying it doesn't.
@SailorJ Hmm, maybe something like "World Wide West: We bring standards to new heights" You look a bit like your father did by the way.
last minute packing and then off to Austin. Have brought minimal clothing for maximum comfort - mine, not necessarily yours ;)
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I get frustrated when conducting sessions at the exact same time as a other great speakers: http://www.knowbility.org/conference/ #AccessU
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TwitterPoll: What shall we call my private airline? I already have the tag line "Taking Standards to New Heights" - Go!
@HereNowParkdale Hmm, Molly Air sounds like I'm either competing with Ryan (carson) Air or Mac Air. Might get sued for anti-trust. ;)
The versioning issues in browsers deserve our vigilance. That idea alone is far more dangerous to the standards movement than anti-trust.