Dawn Rasmussen | Journalist

Dawn Rasmussen

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23.01.2022 Thanks Emma Sartori. This is a great read.

23.01.2022 No use being an anti-grog fan without preaching. Enjoy this you fella wowsers. Thanks Public Domain - tip top work as usual.

23.01.2022 We're not dead yet:)

21.01.2022 A real work of art - 200 years old:)

20.01.2022 Love the idea of floating face down in the pool:) http://www.smartcompany.com.au//72560-the-five-hour-rule-/

19.01.2022 The soar ls always worth it, even though you know the belly flop is going to hurt.

18.01.2022 Yes, I like that idea, a lot:)

18.01.2022 The remarkable resilience of printed words on paper pages by Peter Preston in the UK. The slipway to extinction for the printed press doesn’t seem quite as well-greased as digital soothsayers suppose. The latest ABC print sale audit shows national papers down only 2.8% year on year and a mere 0.79% on Brexit June. All three quality Sundays the Observer, Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Times sold more copies last month than in July 2015.... And a look at ABC’s six-monthly report (print and online) on 174 of Britain’s biggest magazines seems to tell a familiar story. There’s an average drop of 5.2% year on year to be sure more grist for the gloom-mongers’ mill yet look a little deeper. You’ll find a lot of winners among the losers: try House Beautiful, Harper’s Bazaar and Esquire. But there’s also a cluster of solid performers gaining a little and losing nothing. Here’s the Economist in the UK, up 3.7%; the incredibly resilient Private Eye, up 0.8%; The Week, up 0.7%; Prospect, up 3.3%; the Oldie, up 0.6%; the Times Literary Supplement, up 7.8%. And bouncing on dramatic internet expansion there’s the Spectator, up 37.9%. In short, opinion, reportage, analysis and wit still find a market. Words, not pictures. Ideas, not celebrity mush. Life, not lists. Just thought I’d mention it.

17.01.2022 At last someone has had the courage to say 'The Emperor has No Clothes".

17.01.2022 One happy customer:)

15.01.2022 I bet you have made at least two of these creations in your time:) Me too. Disasters all!

11.01.2022 This is so true. You can never stop learning new stuff:) It's exhilarating!

08.01.2022 Wow for the printing press.

08.01.2022 Our brains are so precious and we know so little about them.

06.01.2022 Love this - it's belly laughing funny

05.01.2022 All it takes is one real man to model the behaviour, not yap their ears off.

05.01.2022 As Mr Gutenberg intended

04.01.2022 Relevant to your audience:)