Science Tattoo Emporium | Patrick, a research specialist in a computational memory lab, writes,Yesterday, I got my first science tattoo — and first tattoo period — taking inspiration f.
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And then your eyes send a message to your brain telling it what color everything is. And your brain sends a message to make sure your whole body sees the color.
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wicked anomie: sociology run amok: Kid Science
There are two very real and related challenges creating a crisis for First Nations education authorities (the reserve equivalent of school districts) today: funding and accountability.
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Dr Roy’s Thoughts: First Nation Education Issues
Canadian University Games . All three kiddies are now in university – ouch! I just found out that those dastardly institutions hide a little gem from you.
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Ontario-geofish: Canadian University Games
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We will start computer training beginning next week until the nurses are able to enter patient’s diagnosis, treatments, medications, and history into the computers .
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Investing in Futures: Computers to Armenia
the games all gamers want to play are starting to come out. I just finished compiling a list of games I want to snag in the near future and I was surprised by the number
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Too Many Games!
Canadian author of science fiction, fantasy and non-fiction for both adults and children.
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Montreal WorldCon: the science column » Edward Willett
Which is what happened last week, when I went to see Ontroerend Goed and Forced Entertainment . I smugly thought I’d see two shows in a single evening, running from the Meat Market to the Town Hall in the quarter hour gap between events.
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Review: Ontroerend Goed, Forced Entertainment ~ theatre notes