Five Random Words. Last week’s challenge is still live, and I’ll be tallying them throughout the day, but for now, hit the comments for flash fiction *and* drink recipes at “THE COCKTAIL.” And now, this week’s challenge. The Internet is home to many-a-random-word-generator, and there’s nothing quite like letting an insane computer determine the course of events! After all, we are ceding much of our lives to technology, why not let technology determine the nature of this week’s flash fiction bonanza? So, I hit up one such random word generator (this one, if you so care), and let it pick five words. Those five words are: “Figure.” “Dusk.” “Flirt.” “Mobile Phone.” “Wig.” Your flash fiction story — back up to 1000 words for the limit — must feature each of these five words. You have one week. Post stories at your own blogs. Go forth and be penmonkeys. The Lurid Tales McDroll, “It Takes Years Of Training“ Lindsay Mawson, “Wolfe In Sheep’s Tailored Suit“ Anthony Laffan, “Down And Out“ Kate Haggard, “Birthday“ AB, “Untitled“
Creative Thinking Resources. There has been a lot of interest lately around the concept of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). The School system I work with is considering implementing this next year and there is currently a lot of discussion going on surrounding it. In typical fashion, many are opposed to this, believe it is going to lead to the sky falling, giant ants attacking and general chaos left right and center. I actually believe that BYOD presents many great opportunities. I like methods of measuring peoples ability that do it indirectly.
The problem with most ways of measuring ability is that people are aware of them and try to game the system (usually rather successfully). There has been a bit of talk recently about the idea of introducing programming in the curriculum for schools (for everyone, not just as part of a computer subject). The essence of creativity is perspective. Well I've made a decision to end the Wednesday articles on the website. The internet really is an amazing place. Creative Random Word Generator - 6 random words. Draw your own Music | Coolgadgets. The dreams room. The comfort spot You're worth it. @@im here for you@@Talk to me, I'll listen. I may not be able to help you, but I'll listen. @@You are a wonderful human being@@I promise I'll always be here. @@I believe in you babe. @@I am here with you@@I love you and I think you're wonderful. @@You are worth so much more than what you think. Nymphomath.ch.
Jeux et Magie dans Mathématiques magiques. Atlas Obscura | Curious and Wondrous Travel Destinations. Nanotechnologie. A partir de 1991, des prospecteurs d'or, puis des expéditions scientifiques ( mandatées par l'institut central de recherche scientifique de géologie et de prospection de métaux précieux et non-ferreux de Moscou ), ont découvert des objets, métalliques, spiralés pour la plupart, dont la taille varie de 3 centimètres pour les plus gros à 3/1 000e de millimètre !!! Des milliers de ces artefacts ont été trouvés sur de nombreux sites dans la partie orientale des montagnes de l'Oural, sur les rives de plusieurs cours d'eau dans des couches sédimenteuses datant du pléistocène supérieur, à des profondeurs variant de 3 à 12 mètres.
Ces objets ont été étudiés par l'Académie des Sciences russe de Syktyvka, Moscou et St Petersbourg, ainsi que par un institut scientifique d'Helsinki en Finlande : Les plus gros de ces objets sont en cuivre, tandis que les plus petits sont en tungstène ( point de fusion de 3410°c. ) ou en molybdène ( point de fusion de 2650°c. ). Retour à la page sur l'Archéologie. Damn Interesting • A collection of legitimately fascinating information culled from the past, present, and anticipated future.