Few understand that Human thought adapts to the technology, like the novel coming after the printing press. After that it is a matter of shaping the environment so the "cognative load" is kept to a minimum. Put simply, we know you want to fly so we have built you a thought aircraft.
If you are supported by a competent tech-savvy management team, and your idea is simple and makes money for the people listening - you won't need this. However if you encounter people like Otto from "A fish called Wander", and you have a positive learning outlook - this is well worth a try!
Memory fails on content
Memory fails on content
Memory fails on content
Interesting summary of problems and new particles and fields to solve them.
Interesting summary of problems and new particles and fields to solve them.
Interesting summary of problems and new particles and fields to solve them.
Reviews of books and community movements, a good take on the science of Megasharks.
Reviews of books and community movements, a good take on the science of Megasharks.
Reviews of books and community movements, a good take on the science of Megasharks.
Bridge &collapse reported and general view of other countries. Life on earth, but it is the standard story. Very good article on blood type
Bridge &collapse reported and general view of other countries. Life on earth, but it is the standard story. Very good article on blood type
Bridge &collapse reported and general view of other countries. Life on earth, but it is the standard story. Very good article on blood type
The shaky claim that Round up causes cancer. An excellent comment on the potential abuse of population control to combat climate change. Several tilts at staying young all showing dodgy logic and a review of the ice ages
The shaky claim that Round up causes cancer. An excellent comment on the potential abuse of population control to combat climate change. Several tilts at staying young all showing dodgy logic and a review of the ice ages
The shaky claim that Round up causes cancer. An excellent comment on the potential abuse of population control to combat climate change. Several tilts at staying young all showing dodgy logic and a review of the ice ages
Digital money - they seam to be solving problems and making things harder for crims. A review of an underdone dead fish expo, and a review of a text book on emotion An odd review of an AI podcast drama
Digital money - they seam to be solving problems and making things harder for crims. A review of an underdone dead fish expo, and a review of a text book on emotion An odd review of an AI podcast drama
Digital money - they seam to be solving problems and making things harder for crims. A review of an underdone dead fish expo, and a review of a text book on emotion An odd review of an AI podcast drama
Interesting few articles - including ones on synthetic images, and AHAD research, however the naked mole rat poo eating and the gravitional &waves slaming together to make black hole are both nominally interesting but low on &probablity
Interesting few articles - including ones on synthetic images, and AHAD research, however the naked mole rat poo eating and the gravitional &waves slaming together to make black hole are both nominally interesting but low on &probablity
Interesting few articles - including ones on synthetic images, and AHAD research, however the naked mole rat poo eating and the gravitional &waves slaming together to make black hole are both nominally interesting but low on &probablity
The usual suspects of robots for &autism and looking at the DNA of your poo. It always seems a surprise that scientists comment on this being a way off being scientific. The story of shooting bears is amazing
The usual suspects of robots for &autism and looking at the DNA of your poo. It always seems a surprise that scientists comment on this being a way off being scientific. The story of shooting bears is amazing
The usual suspects of robots for &autism and looking at the DNA of your poo. It always seems a surprise that scientists comment on this being a way off being scientific. The story of shooting bears is amazing
Scary talk of mucking with evolution, and nuclear seems sad
Scary talk of mucking with evolution, and nuclear seems sad
Scary talk of mucking with evolution, and nuclear seems sad
Dam the new species of App, Mars rover drivers, A book to many
Dam the new species of App, Mars rover drivers, A book too many
Alot on self awareness, and emerging science news. Interesting to hear the human impact on the Sereangetti. Typing and the general idea of online tests for Parkinsons disease seems worth a look, the way scientist go about doing the science seams to me the really interesting thing here.
Hydrogen cars seem flawed + an article about the mirror test that noted octopuses can squeeze themselves into small spaces.
Looking at desal flakey schemes and messy mesh
Interesting review of early Earth. I didn't know snowball earth lasted one billion years 1800 - 800 million years ago. There is also a wacky article interviewing a Chinese science fiction writer. Some of the letters to the editor are artfully written.
Looking the Large Hadron Collider in Cern Switzerland and how the 10 anniversary of its open is a bit low key given its significance. There are general reports on Florence the Hurricane and I data dump some facts on how theses weather events are powered. It was a really interesting read on Schrodinger and how we set out in general terms an intelligent rational hypothesis of DNA as an a periodic crystal. I felt that the Tsunami article was a bit headline grabbing as it was more about a wave in a Fjord than your classic continent slammer. I felt the article on the homo sapien art was revealing in the way they used the ochre deposits to infer the direction of stroke and tool used. It was then sobering to find that there was prehuman art from 500 000 years ago which chips away at the significance threshold of the entire discovery. The article interviewing the woman who discovered the first pulsar (little green man) was touching. It says something in that if you have an engagement ring you were chucked out the lab as married women don't work. My feeling is that we are just touching the surface of what I call "culture waste" in which opportunity is sacrificed to get some inane element of politics or beliefs right. I am typing a longer blog post to sharpen these cognitive skills and track typing speed and accuracy. Some of the other training involves just writing out entire pages from random books. I can say the last thing is sailing very close to my idea of totally not fun.
As before I am writing a more detailed blog report for each New Scientist podcast as part of general brain recall and coordination practice.
This for me is probably the most moving podcast I have ever done. It is a story of the an ancient Iranian city that was mascred and the burnt, collapsing and preserving the instant of mascre. Then if this is not enough the next article means that we have this comming to us via the hand of AI. Then if this is not enough there is a review of a book on how Twitter will plunge us in to a Nuclear war with reports just transposed from 1945 if you were having doubts if this could possibly happen.
A really painful read on the Reimann hypothesis, and a really rather disappointing story on quantum mechanics.
A range of stories like octopuses on MDMA being a little less unsociable showed flawed thinking about charateristics evolving several times. I am left wondering why your hair knows to grow with artificial sandlewood and not the real thing. The story on the health risk from obesity is actually a bit disturbing. The idea of China funding the Greenland independance movement is delicious. In general articles appear to venture into low logic areas to get the length and story they want. Perhaps I am just not in a very receptive mood today.
I love thinking about Incas. I really do think this civilization could not have flourished if there was as much corruption as we have now. I believe our technology allows us to sustain a corruption load. Then there is an article on doing wildlife science in a war zone and the real cost of neglecting people near a food source. Finally there is a story of property gradients which finishes with a nice observation of how nature replenishes itself so doesnt have to hit the durablity reliablity limits we have in our technological society.
A bit of a flakey story about AI and ECG mindreading
What makes us human or how we should ask that question. There is a interesting review of new London Science museums that seems to avoid the question of enshining conceptual bunders that plague our Australian ones. There is actually a quite interesting response to questions about boiling potatoes. I like the idea of diluting hunting license lotteries.
A brilliant read, so well written.
A brilliant read, so well written.
A brilliant read, so well written.
Now the French come
Now the French come
Now the French come
Having private collections was a sign of personal power, much like have a several cars of going on ski holidays. The Greek, Swedish and French scientists go head to head
Having private collections was a sign of personal power, much like have a several cars of going on ski holidays. The Greek, Swedish and French scientists go head to head
Having private collections was a sign of personal power, much like have a several cars of going on ski holidays. The Greek, Swedish and French scientists go head to head
Shooting to wound, capturing this crafty critter.
Shooting to wound, capturing this crafty critter.
Shooting to wound, capturing this crafty critter.
Do Platapus produce milk
Do Platapus produce milk
Do Platapus produce milk
Darwin's grandfather said that the platypus was the result from interspecies transgression. Darwin landed in Sydney, crossed not far from here (his great great grandson lives up the road) and shot a Platypus
Darwin's grandfather said that the platypus was the result from interspecies transgression. Darwin landed in Sydney, crossed not far from here (his great great grandson lives up the road) and shot a Platypus
Darwin's grandfather said that the platypus was the result from interspecies transgression. Darwin landed in Sydney, crossed not far from here (his great great grandson lives up the road) and shot a Platypus
I am a bit tired when I read . . . . but we see Owen attack Darwin, and Darwin win over Lyell with a platypus. Nice book!
I am a bit tired when I read . . . . but we see Owen attack Darwin, and Darwin win over Lyell with a platypus. Nice book!
I am a bit tired when I read . . . . but we see Owen attack Darwin, and Darwin win over Lyell with a platypus. Nice book!
A new breed of Terminator scientist from Scotland arrives killing thousands with the aid of an army of natives. Finally he shoots a female after laying one egg and another just about to come out. Bingo! But it not only is an egg it is more primative than bird eggs. I will improve reading but I am on rehab so it is a real effort.
A new breed of Terminator scientist from Scotland arrives killing thousands with the aid of an army of natives. Finally he shoots a female after laying one egg and another just about to come out. Bingo! But it not only is an egg it is more primative than bird eggs. I will improve reading but I am on rehab so it is a real effort.
A new breed of Terminator scientist from Scotland arrives killing thousands with the aid of an army of natives. Finally he shoots a female after laying one egg and another just about to come out. Bingo! But it not only is an egg it is more primative than bird eggs. I will improve reading but I am on rehab so it is a real effort.
Just a bit of processing time. It is all about the beak! This gives the Platypus and the echidina (spiny ant eater) super powers to find food. But a beak these guys can't suckle
The reptile nature of the egg put the Platypus as reported elsewhere back in time 166 million years, this then starts to raise questions on whether fur supported lactation (milk production). CSIRO research on to the new anti microbial qualities of Platypus Milk seems to answer key questions ambiguously
The reptile nature of the egg put the Platypus as reported elsewhere back in time 166 million years, this then starts to raise questions on whether fur supported lactation (milk production). CSIRO research on to the new anti microbial qualities of Platypus Milk seems to answer key questions ambiguously
The reptile nature of the egg put the Platypus as reported elsewhere back in time 166 million years, this then starts to raise questions on whether fur supported lactation (milk production). CSIRO research on to the new anti microbial qualities of Platypus Milk seems to answer key questions ambiguously
It just doesn't get much stranger than this &story
It just doesn't get much stranger than this &story
It just doesn't get much stranger than this &story
The beautiful story of the Platypus Man, who built a platypusery and &discovered just how much these guys eat.
The beautiful story of the Platypus Man, who built a platypusery and &discovered just how much these guys eat.
The beautiful story of the Platypus Man, who built a platypusery and &discovered just how much these guys eat.
The amazing 3D electric field detector reveiled!
The amazing 3D electric field detector reveiled!
The amazing 3D electric field detector reveiled!
This project covers with commentary an elementary text book on the Earth. The first section handles Earths place int he Universe. It informs but also embeds the occasional error and &misconception that will later not be easily relinquished
This project covers with commentary an elementary text book on the Earth. The first section handles Earths place int he Universe. It informs but also embeds the occasional error and &misconception that will later not be easily relinquished
This project covers with commentary an elementary text book on the Earth. The first section handles Earths place int he Universe. It informs but also embeds the occasional error and &misconception that will later not be easily relinquished
A potted history of earth
A potted history of earth
A potted history of earth
Indepth look at rock formation and how we use and classify them. The old idea of convection currents is incorrect
Indepth look at rock formation and how we use and classify them. The old idea of convection currents is incorrect
Indepth look at rock formation and how we use and classify them. The old idea of convection currents is incorrect
Dynamic Earth, volcanoes, earth quakes and things that interest children. There is an initial reading of the end of minerals and gems
Dynamic Earth, volcanoes, earth quakes and things that interest children. There is an initial reading of the end of minerals and gems
Dynamic Earth, volcanoes, earth quakes and things that interest children. There is an initial reading of the end of minerals and gems
High interest for children on oceans
High interest for children on oceans
High interest for children on oceans
Time to look at weather
Time to look at weather
Time to look at weather
All the various land forms and habitats
All the various land forms and habitats
All the various land forms and habitats
An amazingly modern maths teaching guide from 1921. Great potted history of maths, Aborignal number and solid teaching insights
More insights to engaging teaching, and subtle clues on schooling in 1920
Now we do multiplication, such good lessons in division and fractions.
Fractions decimals and an insight into the 1920's world pre digital technology. An odd means and extremes method of maniupulating frations is seen.
This is a cut through blast from the past, an inspiration and call to action. Listen as I walk and talk.
Really interesting using the blocks for stocks and shares before the stock market crash. The introduction of logs are not for the feint hearted, how ever there is a satisfying commercial compound interest problem. I have the general insight of how there is a complex interaction between the framework of thinking and the thought produced.
A real tour de blocks as we tackle some maths probems in the time before computers. Completion of squares and arithmetic and geometric and power series. Some beautiful pictures but I can quickly lay my hands on the USB for my flatbed scanner. Amazing to contemplate the advance of 90 years technology.
Looking at calculus, and the uses in Geography, History and Economics. A book that is podcasted through and processed in short time. My thoughts are pondering thad processing the really personal experience of listening to an innovator of the past and connecting it to the extreme inertia of the present. This surely is the problem both social and mathematical we need to solve.
A totally enjoyable 1976 Dutch cheese book. It really is out there all on its own totally all things cheese. I love it!
Well it is interesting to find out the ins and outs of cheese making. I didn't know the cow had to be pregnant to kick off milk production. I also didnt know about the detailed psychology involved in the milk let down. Still a refreshing read in the computer filled era.
This is Erkof at her best. Can you imagine the time before sterilization. Forget all other experiences if it is not cheese it is not the real deal. I like Norway story. But hang on that is not real cheese they are eating. Also the success of the Vikings is all down to the might fighting cheese they took wiht them. How does the Stresa Convention sit with you? Are you a cheese outlaw? All these worries and true-cheese-facts I had been happily living with out.
We leave Norway and get across the Swedes and Finish cheese. What will Finland do after 1976?
Denmark is made for cheese. English cheese is very English
Ireland that has left cheese lacking due to celts, but they have done alot of other things. Holland, the undisputed hygenic world cheese super power. The foot cheese gets a footnote, as well as off Edam knife sticker. There is oblique mention of wearing cheese molds as a helmet during the riots. I have also learnt quite alot of Dutch geography.
Bellgum blessed with wheat fields was distracted from its cheese destiny. How could I have missed the great cheese museums? Luxenbourg gets a cheese. France is next a heavy weight cheese country. I reflect on a cheese maytr that I had read about in other contexts. . . he was burnt for his belief in cheese.
Getting back to podcasting. We look at French cheese through the eyes of a Dutch marketer in 1976. It is interesting the layers of stories and legends, the need for cooperation and standardization that is so part of the way Europe operates
From Paris to Berlin, (not quite in 1976). But some interesting cheeses here.
We say good by to Germany and Quark cheese. Hello Switzerland, and we find out more cheese chemistry and the origin of Emmental cheese that cries when it is ripe. The cow fight boggle my feeble imagination.
This is Erkof at her best. Can you imagine the time before sterilization. Forget all other experiences if it is not cheese it is not the real deal. I like Norway story. But hang on that is not real cheese they are eating. Also the success of the Vikings is all down to the might fighting cheese they took wiht them. How does the Stresa Convention sit with you? Are you a cheese outlaw? All these worries and true-cheese-facts I had been happily living with out.
Last of Italy. Portugal is a cheese disaster
An accidental reread of Spain and the Professors cheese. Greek cheese is steeped in Greek legended - the always hungry cheese obsessed cyclops is really the stuff of legends. Fredrick the Great's cheese prise to those who can beat the Dutch made the rather dismissive entry on East Germany more interesting. Other eatern block countries are covered. The Polish government cheese seems interesting.
Afterlookng a cheese for many hours my basic chemistry has kicked into look at the gobular protien types, disulphide bonds and coagulation, light dispersion and other properties. I reflect that deep understanding is not fashionable, but it allows one to make sense of the bigger picture and make connections.
We go through the Soviet Union Bulgaria and Romania. The story of the world's biggest cheese from Canada is mind boggling. This was out done some 70 years later by a US cheese. The Canadian Variety brand sounds bizzar, however the US adulteration of cheese with other animal fat is actually rather a sad chapter in history.
We journey through Central America cruising through South America. It is interesting to revisit these contries. Nancy does Africa in to parts- Africa and South Africa. Apparently the idea of milking was new and so to the eating of cheese.
Stork at her cheese best! I live the Turkish cheese they string up and beat. Israel is surreal in this description. ( Is rael is not real) I remember now that 76 was the time of the Uganda hostage raid by Israelis not the 6 day war. The confused Dutch cows in the Jordanian desert is a thought to hold onto.
Facinating Yak and Yak x Zebu cheese. Japan gets a mention and the Atlas section ends with the southern cheese superpower: New Zealand.
Nancy just cant hold herself back as she describes the cheese shop, A cheese expert is your greatest teacher. I just think the whole thing is so beautiful.
After going out into the world and getting your cheese, Nancy is htere to give you advice on what to do once you have brought you cheese home. She will forgive you if you ruin your cheese but I don't think she respects you.
Some favourites for 1976 ... a much more salty time. The Dutch having very thin sliced cheese for breakfast is told in a rather confusing way for me at least, It seems she was having a go at someone, but it is hard to tell. Unfortunately I was interrupted but I don't expect too many people will listen.
The last stange 70's salt recipes then a surprising read on wine and cheese. I thought it would be to boring to read. It is not so bad. Then Make you own cheese. The only question in why? Then finally, processed cheese or immation processed cheese food as it is called. Good bye Nancy it was nice hearing from someone who lives in a cheese world.
What a vital molecule Adenine is. It is the A of ATCG of DNA bases and adenosine is the key part of ATP -> ADP cell power. Recorded while driving enjoy!
What a vital molecule Adenine is. It is the A of ATCG of DNA bases and adenosine is the key part of ATP -> ADP cell power. Recorded while driving enjoy!
What a vital molecule Adenine is. It is the A of ATCG of DNA bases and adenosine is the key part of ATP -> ADP cell power. Recorded while driving enjoy!
This takes a little bit of concentration but you get to see where the energy is stored that then powers the nanobots inside each cell of your body
This takes a little bit of concentration but you get to see where the energy is stored that then powers the nanobots inside each cell of your body
This takes a little bit of concentration but you get to see where the energy is stored that then powers the nanobots inside each cell of your body
Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid is a wetting agent in &fire fighting foam, now banned as it enters humans through the food chain and drinking water, but was also the principle component of SCOTCHGUARD
Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid is a wetting agent in &fire fighting foam, now banned as it enters humans through the food chain and drinking water, but was also the principle component of SCOTCHGUARD
Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid is a wetting agent in &fire fighting foam, now banned as it enters humans through the food chain and drinking water, but was also the principle component of SCOTCHGUARD
Moving the bar to two molecules and a period table. Glyphosate is Roundup herbiside of the People, DMT is yet another drug for trips
Moving the bar to two molecules and a period table. Glyphosate is Roundup herbiside of the People, DMT is yet another drug for trips
Moving the bar to two molecules and a period table. Glyphosate is Roundup herbiside of the People, DMT is yet another drug for trips
A long 90 min description of how the protons in you brain are coaxed to give a health report on surronding tissue by tuning the 'music' notes played to them. The first note gets them in step the second changes their 'direction' ( a bit more complex than that) and finally you brain sings its health. The image is called FLAIR. Your symmetry is S2 and don't you forget that truth.
Leibniz reasons as because nothing can be exactly the same, we can't start out with an exactly blank slate when we are born, but have concepts hard wired. Check the App on http://www.lessonpeer.com/PHS/Podcast/q1r2q3r3q1.html?
His arguements reduce that God is a really great guy. Check the App on http://www.lessonpeer.com/PHS/Podcast/q1r2q3r3q1.html?
So ancient with so many questionable sources it is hard to nail this philosopher down. A religious cult leader mad on maths. Also the go to point for Monads - I think you really have to have been there to get it. Check the App on http://www.lessonpeer.com/PHS/Podcast/q1r2q3r3q1.html?
Reading this makes all other philosophers boring. He reminds me of Blackadder.
Reading this makes all other philosophers boring. He reminds me of Blackadder.
Reading this makes all other philosophers boring. He reminds me of Blackadder.
Francis finds flaw with religious reason of the age
The famous Idols are revealed, but the rest is hard to follow
The weird cosmology is really a strange fix on the Aristotle strict its heaven above the moon. Francis grades it and has planets having a bet both ways with Planet (fires) no that high. We can also see the birth of Chemistry
I am actually quite impressed with the view of Science not being used to the weak, or for your own vanity. I like it as a practical communal activity for the human race.
Francis Bacon (1561 - 1624) has the vision to setup English colonies of Virginia and New Foundland. Then at the end of his life he writes NEW ATLANTIS that is the &first &science &fiction novel in which he sets out alot of the ideas acknowledged by Ben F in US constitution. Take pity on me, just minding my own business doing rehab reading through books. Abolutely no one has any time for what I am reading.
Francis Bacon (1561 - 1624) has the vision to setup English colonies of Virginia and New Foundland. Then at the end of his life he writes NEW ATLANTIS that is the &first &science &fiction novel in which he sets out alot of the ideas acknowledged by Ben F in US constitution. Take pity on me, just minding my own business doing rehab reading through books. Abolutely no one has any time for what I am reading.
Francis Bacon (1561 - 1624) has the vision to setup English colonies of Virginia and New Foundland. Then at the end of his life he writes NEW ATLANTIS that is the &first &science &fiction novel in which he sets out alot of the ideas acknowledged by Ben F in US constitution. Take pity on me, just minding my own business doing rehab reading through books. Abolutely no one has any time for what I am reading.
Here we get an introduction to the major ideas of Plato. 1) there are abstract concepts 2) ideas are placed in semi theatrical fictional settings to allow audiance participation
Here we get an introduction to the major ideas of Plato. 1) there are abstract concepts 2) ideas are placed in semi theatrical fictional settings to allow audiance participation
Here we get an introduction to the major ideas of Plato. 1) there are abstract concepts 2) ideas are placed in semi theatrical fictional settings to allow audiance participation
Oh, he is playing with your mind and you don't know what to think.
Oh, he is playing with your mind and you don't know what to think.
Oh, he is playing with your mind and you don't know what to think.
Given Plato speaks to us through popular adult drama of his dialogues, we are left with a lot of questions of the order and intent, presumably to prevoke then educate. It leads me to the modern paradox of education that to the uneducated its all about knowing more while to the educated it is more about being awareness and respect of knowledge.
Given Plato speaks to us through popular adult drama of his dialogues, we are left with a lot of questions of the order and intent, presumably to prevoke then educate. It leads me to the modern paradox of education that to the uneducated its all about knowing more while to the educated it is more about being awareness and respect of knowledge.
Given Plato speaks to us through popular adult drama of his dialogues, we are left with a lot of questions of the order and intent, presumably to prevoke then educate. It leads me to the modern paradox of education that to the uneducated its all about knowing more while to the educated it is more about being awareness and respect of knowledge.
What do we make of all the play scripts?
What do we make of all the play scripts?
What do we make of all the play scripts?
Now to relax and listen to some quotes and potted widsom
Reading from the internet &encyclopedia of Philosophy - This one amazing guy that has been totally underestimated by me at least. His ideas on &perception and constructing thought are imbeddedin the foundation of modern &science teaching.
Reading from the internet &encyclopedia of Philosophy - This one amazing guy that has been totally underestimated by me at least. His ideas on &perception and constructing thought are imbeddedin the foundation of modern &science teaching.
Reading from the internet &encyclopedia of Philosophy - This one amazing guy that has been totally underestimated by me at least. His ideas on &perception and constructing thought are imbeddedin the foundation of modern &science teaching.
We work through the four books of the Essay. We look at the fundamentals to knowledge, of substances, modes and relations, then simple and complex ideas, the use and abuse of language, and finally the fourth book about the quality of knowledge. Then we go through it again extracting special insights.
We work through the four books of the Essay. We look at the fundamentals to knowledge, of substances, modes and relations, then simple and complex ideas, the use and abuse of language, and finally the fourth book about the quality of knowledge. Then we go through it again extracting special insights.
We work through the four books of the Essay. We look at the fundamentals to knowledge, of substances, modes and relations, then simple and complex ideas, the use and abuse of language, and finally the fourth book about the quality of knowledge. Then we go through it again extracting special insights.
Reading about John you see a Europe working through real issues, the situation is very different now with people not having much issue with the status quo. This is mid article talk fest.
We see Locke delve into the Economics of private property, the defacto contract of rulers that then authorize revolution, and a general idea of self directed education with less hitting.
We see Locke delve into the Economics of private property, the defacto contract of rulers that then authorize revolution, and a general idea of self directed education with less hitting.
We see Locke delve into the Economics of private property, the defacto contract of rulers that then authorize revolution, and a general idea of self directed education with less hitting.
Quick note to John and Simon. A cladding grating with palladium and rhodium catalysts can give optical fibre feed back of cars catalytic converters. As part of a total auto-photonic solution with distributed sensors it could make sense. Gadolinium is an interesting rare earth dopant due to its magnetic properties - just checked there are now lots of papers on it.
This is the new Government Policy to Make Australia great again on the sporting field
This is the new Government Policy to Make Australia great again on the sporting field
This is the new Government Policy to Make Australia great again on the sporting field
This is Australia's deeply disturbing national sports policy. On reading the chair heading up Sports Australia seems to genuinely care, but the graphics to show twice as many people, or that the fraction of people left over from 70% is (stop the press) 30% leaves you wondering. The term used is "Roos loose in the top paddock"
This is Australia's deeply disturbing national sports policy. On reading the chair heading up Sports Australia seems to genuinely care, but the graphics to show twice as many people, or that the fraction of people left over from 70% is (stop the press) 30% leaves you wondering. The term used is "Roos loose in the top paddock"
This is Australia's deeply disturbing national sports policy. On reading the chair heading up Sports Australia seems to genuinely care, but the graphics to show twice as many people, or that the fraction of people left over from 70% is (stop the press) 30% leaves you wondering. The term used is "Roos loose in the top paddock"
Up to page 27. We find out that there is Physical Literacy and the document takes and educational turn as we find the country's educational bodies are going to supervise as well as make the school facilities avaliable to the public. There is a strange part for swimming and early childhood.
Up to page 27. We find out that there is Physical Literacy and the document takes and educational turn as we find the country's educational bodies are going to supervise as well as make the school facilities avaliable to the public. There is a strange part for swimming and early childhood.
Up to page 27. We find out that there is Physical Literacy and the document takes and educational turn as we find the country's educational bodies are going to supervise as well as make the school facilities avaliable to the public. There is a strange part for swimming and early childhood.
This is a real shock, the Australian Institute of Sport is being close a business case for its fascilites. The sport sector is being over run with illegal betting and sports &match fixing. What a &genuine surprise to read this halfway through
This is a real shock, the Australian Institute of Sport is being close a business case for its fascilites. The sport sector is being over run with illegal betting and sports &match fixing. What a &genuine surprise to read this halfway through
This is a real shock, the Australian Institute of Sport is being close a business case for its fascilites. The sport sector is being over run with illegal betting and sports &match fixing. What a &genuine surprise to read this halfway through
The last 20 pages Sports diplomacy as soft diplomacy really has not been modeled. There were some paragraphs which had no meaning. Importantly the Urbis report they said was on a link is not there. The misalignment between consultation and the sport 2030 is concerning.
The last 20 pages Sports diplomacy as soft diplomacy really has not been modeled. There were some paragraphs which had no meaning. Importantly the Urbis report they said was on a link is not there. The misalignment between consultation and the sport 2030 is concerning.
The last 20 pages Sports diplomacy as soft diplomacy really has not been modeled. There were some paragraphs which had no meaning. Importantly the Urbis report they said was on a link is not there. The misalignment between consultation and the sport 2030 is concerning.
A remarkable book given to &visitors to the USA
A remarkable book given to &visitors to the USA
A remarkable book given to &visitors to the USA
A remarkable book given to visitors to the USA more on the arts
A remarkable book given to visitors to the USA more on the arts
A remarkable book given to visitors to the USA more on the arts
A Sydney Morning Herald - Goodweekend article -quite a nice interview style by Greg Callaghan
A Sydney Morning Herald - Goodweekend article -quite a nice interview style by Greg Callaghan
A Sydney Morning Herald - Goodweekend article -quite a nice interview style by Greg Callaghan
Kinematics - describing motion can be taught much earlier with less maths by making it a drawing game
Kinematics - describing motion can be taught much earlier with less maths by making it a drawing game
Kinematics - describing motion can be taught much earlier with less maths by making it a drawing game
Kaku Michio is an Science icon and will talk in the cultural icon of the Sydney Opera house. I don't have the money to attend, but maybe we can get the 6 scales to do all of &science on a food theme to link up with the visit. And as I can hear so many say may be not.
Kaku Michio is an Science icon and will talk in the cultural icon of the Sydney Opera house. I don't have the money to attend, but maybe we can get the 6 scales to do all of &science on a food theme to link up with the visit. And as I can hear so many say may be not.
Kaku Michio is an Science icon and will talk in the cultural icon of the Sydney Opera house. I don't have the money to attend, but maybe we can get the 6 scales to do all of &science on a food theme to link up with the visit. And as I can hear so many say may be not.
Moving away from the "Aim, Hypothesis ..." fixed write up style may lead to a greater level of authentisity
Moving away from the "Aim, Hypothesis ..." fixed write up style may lead to a greater level of authentisity
Moving away from the "Aim, Hypothesis ..." fixed write up style may lead to a greater level of authentisity
A family tradition reaching back well over 100 years leds you to teach the &magic of science, with well ... MAGIC. Getting students to perform magic tricks of theirown choosing really does get the old observation, inference and &model circuit fired up. Unlike a fellow Aussie, alas I am not the world's greatest showman?
A family tradition reaching back well over 100 years leds you to teach the &magic of science, with well ... MAGIC. Getting students to perform magic tricks of theirown choosing really does get the old observation, inference and &model circuit fired up. Unlike a fellow Aussie, alas I am not the world's greatest showman?
A family tradition reaching back well over 100 years leds you to teach the &magic of science, with well ... MAGIC. Getting students to perform magic tricks of theirown choosing really does get the old observation, inference and &model circuit fired up. Unlike a fellow Aussie, alas I am not the world's greatest showman?
Without clear ideas of the difference between and the relative applications of both deductive and inductive reasoning you can wind up disabling both in your students. I am really confused on the logic of corrupt behaviour
Minor bugs are getting solved. The larger strategic objectives of binding Podcasts into an App and resourcing this with educational tools remain. I have to learn how to integrate JSON files, and also observe the clean easy to use packages make people dependant
Bugs are getting less. There is a general up lift due to &automation making &recovery easier. Important steps to making Apps.
Now for the Podcasts bound together in an App/database. Have a play yourself. As explained this is a prototype bound onto a cardiac care App
Time to pause as the software has reached a point of diminishing bugs and ease of recovery. Really only for those geeks following a Labview stedge hammer approach and surprising synergies that pop up as you muck on forward.
Not a good podcast. General notes as software bugs get cleaned up.
For &listeners who are &trend &setters there is the new APP that is build (well very nearly) automatically. For standard listener there is the RSS feed which is currently a bit flakey. For the late or never adopters the is web pages. Some bits fall into place.
This is a story of grind for those of you are programmers. The slow chipping away at APP writing automation. The APP writer is dandy but it a very slow grind to get it to read you inputs to use next time. Nothing amazing just slogging.
Low key storing the settings of the Pod-into-the-App program to &speed this production. I actually get attacked (Screached at) by &parrots
More scares solved, small improvements at all places. The mind of the Research Scientist is set to move from hard fails to soft less time expensive fails as a kind of ultrasonic probe of obsticals. Really a podcast for those following the trials of Podomation.
More scares solved, small improvements at all places. The mind of the Research Scientist is set to move from hard fails to soft less time expensive fails as a kind of ultrasonic probe of obsticals. Really a podcast for those following the trials of Podomation.
More scares solved, small improvements at all places. The mind of the Research Scientist is set to move from hard fails to soft less time expensive fails as a kind of ultrasonic probe of obsticals. Really a podcast for those following the trials of Podomation.