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UX Intensive Discount Registration ends Friday September 21

by peterme

Coming in November is the third installment of our successful and well-loved UX Intensive event, taking place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, November 12-15. In this workshop, you are taught by leaders in their fields:

  • Brandon Schauer — Design Strategy
  • Todd Wilkens — Design Research
  • Dan Saffer — Interaction Design
  • Chiara Fox — Information Architecture

    • Register by Friday, September 21 for deeply discounted prices. Use promotional code BLOG to get an additional 10% off the registration price.

    Some Canadian things that Adaptive Path loves:

  • maple syrup
  • Mounties
  • Terry Fox
  • Nanaimo bars
  • butter tarts (without raisins)
  • poutine from La Banquise in Montreal

  • Bob and Doug McKenzie
  • gay marriage
  • single-payer health care
  • Broken Social Scene, The New Pornographers
  • animated shorts (particularly “The Big Snit” and “The Sweater“)
  • dressing as if you could go hiking or canoeing *at any moment*
  • Marshall McLuhan
  • politeness
  • Steve Nash
  • the theme song to “The Littlest Hobo“
  • early David Cronenberg films
  • “The Sweet Hereafter”
  • saying “process” and “project” with long “o”s, but “produce” with a short “o”
  • Banff

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    One Response to “UX Intensive Discount Registration ends Friday September 21”

    1. Jack Moffett Says:
      September 18th, 2007 at 9:18 pm

      Don’t forget Great Big Sea and Colin Mochrie!

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