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Those typeof=things: catching my.thoughts, worthy for mindfulness
SÃon Heaney
QA Senior Specialist
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Graduate (Philosophy & CS) from Stirling University '93, living in PNW past few decades. Quite the varied life as a QA analyst by profession, an artist by passion, and insightful one by far
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