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Sprinkles Around the Web: April 15th Edition
I decided to add “equality” given that I do read a lot of articles with intersectionality that cover stopping a lot of -isms, and they are all equally important. As always, these are links that I found interesting and you … Continue reading
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Tagged animals are my friends, books, chicks dig comics, chicks unravel time, entrepreneurship, Facebook, feminism, geekery, lgbt issues, marketing in the 21st century, personal=political, politics, racism, science is awesome, smashing the gender binary, technology, tv: Game of Thrones, tv: Mad Men, writing
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Sprinkles Around the Web: April 8th Edition
Things that I found that were interesting around the web. Your mileage may vary. Me 4 Lesser-Known Conferences That Deserve Your Attention in 2013 Heck, yes, MozCon got a shout-out! Plus, quote by me. Introducing Moz Reader! I love working … Continue reading
Sprinkles Around the Web: Big O’ Link-ing
So it’s been a while — too long — since I’ve made one of these posts, which means, I’m going to just do a link dump without my usual explanations so I can hurry things along and get to the … Continue reading
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Tagged animals are my friends, content marketing, entrepreneurship, feminism, geekery, GeekGirlCon, hockey is my religon, inspiration, lgbt issues, marketing in the 21st century, personal=political, recipe, seattle, SEO, social networking to the future, starship captains, technology, web design
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Sprinkles Around the Web: Sept 20th Edition
Interesting stuff I found around the web. Me • Chicks Dig GeekGirlCon A great review of GeekGirlCon ’12 from Sheena, who was on the Chicks Dig Comics panel with me. Comic Books • Captain Marvel: DeConnick on Carol Danvers and … Continue reading
Sprinkles Around the Web: Sept 13th Edition
While surfing the web, I found some interesting stuff. You may really like; you may not. That’s how this thing goes. Comic Books • The Insult that Made a Man Out of “Marcy” Gail Simone takes on stereotypes about female … Continue reading
Sprinkles Around the Web: Sept 5th Edition
Links that I found across the web and enjoy. YMMV. Me • Social vs SEO Lecture Series I did a webinar on SEO and Social Media and how we need to work together. Comic Books • Dark Knight Rises and … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth is my home too, entrepreneurship, fashion, feminism, geekery, lgbt issues, SEO, social networking to the future, technology
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Sprinkles Around the Web 6/25-7/2/12
It’s back. My collection of random linkage from around the web that I enjoy. YMMV. Me GeekGirlCon • Geeks Among Us: GeekGirlCon Check out this interview with me about GeekGirlCon and our group’s secret origins. Economy • The Afterlife of … Continue reading
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Tagged economy, feminism, geekery, GeekGirlCon, lgbt issues, recipe, science is awesome, seattle, SEO, technology, web design, writing
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What Men’s Fitness’ Hate-On About Cosplay Teaches Us: Sexism Hurts Everyone
When I first saw the “article” about cosplay from Men’s Fitness, I shrugged it off as immature linkbait.1 It wasn’t worth my time to argue with a troll, and I’m sure as hell not linking back to it. (Which is … Continue reading
GeekGirlCon 2011: Some Presidential Thoughts and Other Things
I am pretty much beyond biased about how awesome GeekGirlCon was. Along with my staff, I’d worked since August 2010 to make the dream of GeekGirlCon a reality, and I believe that it truly happened. I fought back happy tears … Continue reading
Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre On Tour! Film Review
In Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre On Tour!, Kathleen Hanna talks about how Le Tigre’s electroclash music, choreography, and style was vulnerable. And it was dorky, fun, and passionate. And very, very political. They were an unapologetic feminist queer … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, lgbt issues, music, personal=political, reviews: movies
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