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Liz Henry at 7:20pm Mon, 26 Oct 2009 under
Mommy & Family,
babies,
twins,
triplets,
Siblings,
Babies,
Toddlers,
Preschoolers,
Children 5-7,
Siblings,
Special Needs,
quadruplets; 481 views
This week I'd like to highlight some of the bloggers in our network who write about parenting twins, triplets, quadruplets or quintuplets. I looked at over 100 blogs by parents of twins and more. By the end of the day it was like complete overload! In fact I kept thinking of the Rules of Cuteness, like "A thing, accompanied by a smaller version of that thing, is always cute." My new rule: a small child, accompanied by one or more siblings of the same age, is always cute!
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Liz Henry at 10:01pm Mon, 19 Oct 2009 under
Technology & Web,
feminism,
Free Software,
software,
open source,
Tech,
Career,
ruby on rails,
Grace Hopper,
FLOSS; 777 views
I hate to start a post with hate. Sometimes it's got to be done because it's the background we work against, but here's some hope beyond the hate. Many women who work on open source software have been the target of hateful threatening emails and comments by a guy calling himself MikeeUSA over the past five years. Last week his software code was thrown off a large open source code archive, Sourceforge. He cried censorship and said his creative work had been destroyed.
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Liz Henry at 9:19pm Mon, 12 Oct 2009 under
Blogging & Social Media,
Business & Career,
Race & Ethnicity,
United States,
women,
black,
latina,
African-American,
Asian,
Native American,
caribbean,
Personal Development,
Social Networking,
Conferences,
Career,
Networking,
Blogging & Social Media,
Asian-Pacific; 1308 views
The Blogalicious conference this weekend in Atlanta was mind-blowingly great. Over 250 bloggers, primarily women of color, " black, white, Latina, Caribbean, Asian-Pacific, and Native-American bloggers, among other nationalities", gathered for the weekend to talk, make connections, support each other in our writing and careers, and celebrate each others' fabulous blogging. The knowledge shared during Blogalicious was phenomenal.
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October is Disability Employment Awareness Month. Let's look at blogs out there by women about disability and work! Patricia E. Bauer hits right on target as usual: President urges employers to welcome workers with disabilities. I'm all for that. Here's a quote from President Obama's Proclamation:
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This weekend at BlogHer Food I met some amazing bloggers. At lunch I gossiped with Sassymonkey and her friend the marine scientist who was carrying around a crocheted lobster, whose name and blog I wish I knew! At lunch, Mrs. L from Pages, Pucks, and Pantry and Karen from Cook4Seasons were sitting next to me. Mrs. L writes about scrapbooking, hockey, and food, a great combination!
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