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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
Jo Jo Stiletto and the Theatre Off Jackson’s Whedonesque Burlesque
It’s no secret that I love Buffy: the Vampire Slayer and Angel: the Series and greatly enjoyed Firefly. But it is a little bit of a secret that I broke up with Joss Whedon. At least reading or watching his … Continue reading
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