Remember to live and let live / Well it's all right, the best you can do is forgive
Winter is coming here.
It arrived the other Sunday with an almighty 2-day wallop of snow, and a 20-degree drop in temperature.
And right on schedule - I think that pretty much every year since I arrived in Calgary, there has been a definitive “winter starts now” moment, almost always falling within a week of Hallowe’en. So this year was only a ( Read more... )
It arrived the other Sunday with an almighty 2-day wallop of snow, and a 20-degree drop in temperature.
And right on schedule - I think that pretty much every year since I arrived in Calgary, there has been a definitive “winter starts now” moment, almost always falling within a week of Hallowe’en. So this year was only a ( Read more... )
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Also the bear amused me to no end, haha...
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> (technophobia is, it seems to me, significantly more common in the environmental field than elsewhere)
It's pervasive throughout the non-profit world...
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Yeah, I’m not surprised. Just, the only places where I have first-hand knowledge are the envo sector (high levels of technophobia and computer illiteracy) and the film/theater sector (where it’s quite the opposite - a lot of technically competent people there).
> counted 5 poses I
Just a side note: not sure how long you spent looking at the walkthrough, but you did notice there are 3 floors to the building, right? (There’s a “L/1/2” icon that can be used to switch floors - either in the upper-left or bottom-right of the window, depending on browser, etc.)
Which I bring up mainly because others have mentioned not noticing that before, and while there are about 5 poses on the top floor, the other floors are significantly larger, so there are about 30 or so poses in total (already starting to forget exactly how many I did, but that’s why it took all afternoon).
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