Antony Quinn

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I'm an interaction designer and web developer working in bioinformatics.

I have a background in human-computer interaction, genetics, computer science, economics and modern languages.

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Jan 4	comment	What is the origin of the 'do' construction? In Ireland you also hear "do" + verb for habitual actions. For example, "I do go there on a Friday" means "I usually go there on Fridays".
Jan 1	revised	Which one is correct, “best wishes to you” or “best wishes for you”? added 256 characters in body; deleted 6 characters in body
Jan 1	comment	Meaning of “yet” in “the best is yet to come” Another way of saying this is "you ain't seen nothing yet".
Jan 1	answered	Which one is correct, “best wishes to you” or “best wishes for you”?
Jan 1	answered	High School learning address
Dec 26	answered	“Taiwan visa” or “Taiwanese visa”?
Dec 21	awarded	Enlightened
Dec 21	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 21	revised	Which is correct: “you and I” or “you and me”? added 62 characters in body
Dec 21	answered	Pairs in common idioms/phrases
Dec 21	answered	Which is correct: “you and I” or “you and me”?
Dec 20	comment	Why did English become a universal language and when? I've turned this into a question: english.stackexchange.com/questions/7146
Dec 20	asked	What is the future of English as a lingua franca?
Dec 20	answered	Why did English become a universal language and when?
Dec 18	revised	What are the most common tense mistakes made in English? Re-ordered sentence to make clearer following RegDwight's comments.; added 4 characters in body
Dec 17	answered	What are the most common tense mistakes made in English?
Dec 13	answered	Idiom for saying “You are making someone go mad/angry.”
Nov 3	comment	History/connection/origin of using names as verbs/nouns? ... so "repéter" means "to fart again". Repéter et écouter. Nice.
Oct 21	comment	What punctuation is this sentence missing? "A large donkey-error America" -- I like it, Ophiuroid :-)
Oct 13	awarded	Nice Answer