A 1st Class Bachelor of Arts with Honours majoring in History, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, a Post-Grad Diploma in Museum Studies, a Bachelor of Design in Visual Communications, a National Certificate in Horticulture, a Certificate in Organic Horticulture, a Certificate in Rural Health & Safety, a Bachelor of Applied Management (Marketing), and a New Zealand Diploma in Business. A further Certificate in Horticulture and a Post-Grad Diploma in Sustainable Practices soon to be completed…
…the physical, tactile connections we feel with materials and made objects, the emotional response we have to beautiful things, and the connection we feel when we share an experience with another human being. And of course there’s the maker connection to the material felt and the ancient craft of felting.
When the Christchurch earthquake happened and grid power went out, an onsite backup generator started and powered the data centre for about four days until mains power was restored. There was no outage while the power switched over due to an onsite battery UPS. Isn’t technology incredible?
The northernmost Felt shop is Wooden Kiwi, and the southernmost is Jupiter & Pip.
There’s a good chance they’re answering your support request in their pajamas. So professional.
…tech buddies Builderscrack, brought together by a shared love of Marcel and his beautiful code.
…Facebook had been open to the public for just 8 months, Twitter was about to turn 1, and Instagram and Pinterest were but twinkles in the eyes of their founders. MySpace and Bebo were the platforms du jour, and it would be another few years before smartphones were widely available.
