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Me and my profession

As a qualified educator, and educator of the educators, I am a communications expert; understanding how and why information delivery works and doesn't work. I have experience with technology and consider myself an information-futurist. I am a dreamer!

Now, enough of that wank and onto some more...I have been a teacher of modern English and literature, taught people the skills of learning, teaching and communicating. A can look at big and little pictures and advise on getting from point A to point B. I can read maps!

I am an excellent facilitator, negotiator and have, on many occasions in the past, presented to small and large groups alike. I am a talker!

My experience in commercial enterprise has helped me take a leap from the structure and politic of government back into the real world. I am a thinker!

But I am a teacher; was a teacher of skills and knowledge, and now, like most of us, just a teacher.

Specialties:

Information and communication developer, reviewer and planner, advice on learning, elearning and services online. I see the past and dream the future. I can use smart and dumb tools. A sharer and a listener. A strategist and a dreamer. I can negotiate with people from all walks. I know where I am at and where you want to be. I can read maps!

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CERN's Large Hadron Collider, world's largest atom-smasher, needs to be shut down for repairs

BY Ethan Sacks
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Wednesday, March 10th 2010, 11:55 AM

Trezzini/AP
The Large Hadron Collider, opened in 2008, is designed to hurl sub-atomic particles into each other at speeds whose resulting release of energy can recreate some of the conditions of the Big Bang.

Scientists have made a major discovery using the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest atom-smasher, a $5 billion feat of engineering built to re-create conditions in the universe just after the big bang:

That it needs to be shut down for repairs.

via nydailynews.com

Seems to be the ongoing saga that is the LHC. Another year before it ends the world.

You know what? It is timely really. Since its getting closer to December 23, 2012! ;)

Sylvestor