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Records reveal chaos in the days before staff abandoned the Herron

Posted on 2020/04/17 by Carl Robitaille

Records reveal chaos in the days before staff abandoned the Herron

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Create a solid of revolution in GeoGebra

Posted on 2020/04/17 by Carl Robitaille

#Calculus teachers! Create a solid of revolution by rotating two freehand functions around an axis in less than 5 minutes in @GeoGebra #mtbos #iteachcalculus #iTECHmath @HamiltonCoESC https://t.co/pJnREQpxJy https://t.co/VLSWTvTzkW pic.twitter.com/2149jsmLck
— Steve Phelps (@MathTechCoach) July 17, 2019

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Elections Canada looking at how it could run an election during the pandemic

Posted on 2020/04/17 by Carl Robitaille

Elections Canada looking at how it could run an election during the pandemic

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Nous ne savons pas si le fait d’avoir des anticorps est un élément absolu de protection

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

« Ce virus est une vacherie ». Le président du conseil scientifique réitère les propos tenus dimanche à @anaisginori dans la @repubblica : «La durée de vie des anticorps contre le covid19 est très courte. Nous voyons de plus en plus de cas de récidive » https://t.co/89lmG759ZC
— Ariane Chemin (@ArianeChemin) April 16, 2020

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Using a 1930 Teletype as a Linux Terminal

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

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Il faut sauver la préposée Ryan

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

Il faut sauver la préposée Ryan

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Drones Have Revolutionised Medical Deliveries in Rwanda

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

Drones Have Revolutionised Medical Deliveries in Rwanda

Getting medicine to remote parts of Africa isn’t easy. Drones change everything. Flying at 100km/h, they cut a treacherous 4-hour road journey to 30 minutes. https://t.co/ZsXjiPc1F4 #bnews pic.twitter.com/yArntioPm3
— Beautiful News Daily (@beautiful__news) April 16, 2020