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Annalie Killian … a woman Catalysing Magic

Here is another post in my series on inspiring women. This time it is my friend Annalie Killian, who is also known as Catalyst for Magic (yes that is really the job title on her business card) or as @MaverickWoman on Twitter. I've known Annalie for many years

Jo White – a woman in a … startup

I am very privileged to know a number of truly remarkable and inspiring women who work in, on and around geek stuff. One of my notions for this year was to share some of their ideas and experiences with everyone. The first woman who sprang to mind is Jo White

Wooden Scrabble tiles spelling 'Be The Kind One' with focus on words and white background.

Random acts of kindness

I've been reflecting on the people who've influenced my life. The ones who have shaped my thoughts and helped me to work out what kind of person I am and who I want to be. There's a lot of them. They range from family

Ada Lovelace Day 2010: call for women's history #ald10

Ada Lovelace Day 2010: call for women's history #ald10

Today is Ada Lovelace day, the day that women around the world celebrate the achievements of women working in technology. While I could write about a woman in technology - there are many whom I admire here in Australia - instead I am putting out a call for documentation of the achievements

International Women's Day 2010 #IWD

It is fascinating to note on this International Women's Day that one of our major newspapers has an article titled "Gender pay gap shows no sign of abating" The gender pay gap can cost women up to $1 million over a lifetime * Women earn 17pc less

#febusave update - nearly 9,000 women signed up

Nearly 9,000 women signed up for the Febusave 2010 campaign, for example: * 2,307 pledged to give up buying lunch * 1,118 pledged to give up treats * 162 pledged to give up taxis These might not seem like much; but little changes like this can make a real difference

Progress report on my #febusave pledge

For the month of February I decided to give up driving to work and bank the savings. It's been surprisingly easy to catch the train each day, even if it does mean I need to plan ahead a bit more. The savings have been a real eye-opener,

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