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President Reagan reacting to a popping balloon

Posted on 2019/11/10 by Carl Robitaille
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When you’ve mastered stress management: pic.twitter.com/qtT6Wcn89Q

— Steve Burns (@SJosephBurns) November 9, 2019
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Ancient ape offers clues to evolution of two-legged walking

Posted on 2019/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Ancient ape offers clues to evolution of two-legged walking

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Overthinking the Rick and Morty Copypasta

Posted on 2019/11/07 by Carl Robitaille
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600 bouteilles de cognac remontées d’une épave centenaire en mer Baltique

Posted on 2019/11/07 by Carl Robitaille
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600 bouteilles de cognac remontées d’une épave centenaire en mer Baltique

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La nuit où Québec a empêché Ottawa d’acheter l’île d’Anticosti

Posted on 2019/11/06 by Carl Robitaille
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La nuit où Québec a empêché Ottawa d’acheter l’île d’Anticosti

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M68 – The Poster Child Cluster

Posted on 2019/11/05 by Carl Robitaille
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Who was Daniel Bernoulli?

Posted on 2019/11/05 by Carl Robitaille
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Who was Daniel Bernoulli?

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Telephone: Tacoma News Tribune, 1953

Posted on 2019/11/05 by Carl Robitaille
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From Tacoma News Tribune, 1953. pic.twitter.com/zblPIj8v5x

— Steven Strogatz (@stevenstrogatz) November 5, 2019
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The multiplication sign ✕

Posted on 2019/11/04 by Carl Robitaille
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The multiplication sign ✕ as now used universally was first introduced by the English mathematician and clergyman William Oughtred in 1631. pic.twitter.com/z0OIT76N5J

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) November 2, 2019
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How The Netherlands Simulated The Sea Before Computers: The Waterloopbos

Posted on 2019/11/04 by Carl Robitaille
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