All game rules were designed and written up by Scott Wegener in this innovative series of games that can be played on a pool table.Games designed, and rules written, include:
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Good Thinking
If your mind challenged your arm to an arm wrestle, your mind would beat the arm every time
CQ, Lesson 6, 2011
Phil 4:8Our mind is the most powerful part of our body. If your mind challenged your arm to an arm wrestle your mind would beat the arm every time – if it chose to. Your thoughts can simply put your arm to reverse and "THUMP" - the score is Mind 1, Arm 0.
Camporee's (Silly) Survival Tips
2011 Australia Union Conference Pathfinder (like scouts) Camporee Newsletter
Surviving a Long Parade
1. Bring some tent poles and ropes to help secure yourself in the standing position.
2. If a fly is bothering you and you can't move your hands, flex the muscles behind your hairs, the ones that power your goose bumps, and swat it that way when it lands on you.
3. Need to go to toilet, dismiss yourself, and march to behind the parade marshals as if you have an important duty to perform, and when out of site, run for a tree!
4. If it’s a hot day, put an open water bottle in your hat beforehand, hold your head high but when you want a drink tilt it forward and let it run down your noes and catch it with tongue.
5. If you can feel your Leg falling asleep, cough loudly to wake it up.
6. If hungry, search around your teeth for any bits of food missed by your toothbrush. If you haven't brushed your teeth, the nice thing to do is share with those around you.
7. If you can't tell which foot you're meant to be on when marching to or from parade, just hop continuously and you'll be right at least half the time.
Torturous Treasure
Fearless treasure hunter Scott Wegener tells why prickly bushes and spider-webs are nothing to be afraid of.
Aussie Stories, 2011
My heart was thumping, my legs ached and my eyebrows were working overtime at keeping sweat from dripping into my eyes. The grot under my fingernails would have revealed the places I’d looked, should a CSI unit take a core sample.
The year was 1999 and I had collected some vague clues to the whereabouts of an artefact worth $A10,000, and I knew I was getting close to finding it. I felt a little like Indiana Jones, only I don’t remember his treasure hunts being around tennis courts and children’s playgrounds.
The year was 1999 and I had collected some vague clues to the whereabouts of an artefact worth $A10,000, and I knew I was getting close to finding it. I felt a little like Indiana Jones, only I don’t remember his treasure hunts being around tennis courts and children’s playgrounds.
Hot States
When the Southern Hemisphere settles into winter, Scott Wegener is thankful, as he has a rather disagreeable relationship with summer.
Feeling cold? If so, count yourself blessed because right now, somewhere in the world, it’s too hot! Some of the most sweltering times of my life have been while holidaying in the USA.
I visited Florida in September once, which is kind of like walking into a laundry with a dryer going and no windows or doors open. I visited several theme parks and every day was over 30oC and 90+ per cent humidity. It was a case of walking from air conditioned shop to shop, shade patch to shade patch, then into an attraction’s queuing area to stand up close with 500 other sweaty people.
Technical Writing Examples
Amongst the wide array of writing styles I deliver, I also have a technical side that loves to simplify complex information. This style of writing is perhaps not as fun to read as the others, so I haven't been collecting examples to share. However, here are a couple of examples of my technical writing:
| Chart While teaching users of a website Content Management System (CMS) it became evident there was one particular aspect that confused many people. I developed a chart to help make the elements easy to understand. |
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| Manual I also developed manuals and training material for the CMS. Here's a download of a manual I wrote and kept up to date. |  |
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