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The Night Sky this month
2012 © by Dr Jamie Love This month we have a meteor shower but before we get to that, let's do some star gazing! April is often associated with birth so I thought that the "birth of stars" would be an appropriate theme for the April Night Sky this Month. Stars are made of matter and all matter has mass. The April night sky displays a variety of young star in various stages of infancy. The Great Nebula of Orion is our nearest star nursery. This famous star cluster is often called "The Seven Sisters" because on a clear night a person with average vision can make out seven stars in the Pleiades. Starting next month the Pleiades, then the Hyades and eventually the Great Nebula of Orion will become lost in the glow of the setting Sun. Oh, I almost forgot to mention this month's meteor shower! This month long ago . . . On the 2nd of April 1845 the first photo of the Sun was taken. Frank Drake began Project Ozma, the first search for extraterrestrial radio transmissions, on April 11th 1960.
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С днем рождения, dimitry elyashkevich!
That's something real special for all our comrades out there, but for the rest of the fanny world here you go: "Happy Birthday, Dimitry Elyashkevich!" Similar to anywhere else in the cubicle universe, I suppose, there's a birthday tradition within the Dickhouse production offices—well, there's actually two traditions, the other being a cake of exceedingly ill repute—that involves the ritual "passing of the card" in which everyone writes something foul, derogatory, sarcastic, or marginally to overtly well-wishing (the latter typically from the straighter-laced accountant) on a birthday card that is slipped person to person in a Manila cloak 'n' dagger fashion. I always took these opportunities to doodle a penis of some sort, be it erect or flaccid, horse balls or squirrel nuts, with or without fluids, et or al, but since I'm no longer desk-jockeying in Los Angeles there have been no such things drawn. So, in honor of Dimitry, I'm leaving one here just for him. P.S.
Canada Newsletter/ Bulletin de IEEE Canada
Issue: April 2014 IEEE Canada News Central This Issue's Content: Ø IEEE Canada Board of Directors - Renew Your Membership for 2014 - Membership Dues in Special Circumstances Ø IEEE Canadian Foundation - Donate by IEEE Membership Renewal - IEEE Canadian Foundation Needs Your Support - IEEE Canadian Foundation - submission Ø IEEE Sections Congress 2014 Ø Your News - Section Events Online Ø News of Interest - IEEE Canada on Facebook! Ø Your Career - New online tool - IEEE RésuméLab - Positions available from Engineering Careers! Ø Students' Corner - IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative Application is OPEN - IEEE uOttawa Student Branch won the George Armitage Outstanding Student Branch Award 2014 Ø Our Members in the Spotlight - Newly elevated senior members in Region 7 - Bill Rosehart appointed Dean of the Schulich School of Engineering Ø Your Benefits - The Personal - Home and Auto Group Insurer for IEEE members - MBNA Credit card for Members of IEEE- Canada - Canada Professional Liability Insurance Back to Top
StarChild: A Learning Center for Young Astronomers
The StarChild site is a service of the High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC), Dr. Alan Smale (Director), within the Astrophysics Science Division (ASD) at NASA/GSFC. StarChild Authors: The StarChild Team StarChild Graphics & Music: Acknowledgments StarChild Project Leader: Dr.
Flags of the World
Welcome to Flags of the World Flags of the World (FOTW), founded in 1994, is the Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags). Here you can read more than 59,000 pages about flags and view more than 118,000 images of flags of countries, organizations, states, territories, districts and cities, both past and present. Searching for Flags on this Website There are many ways to find flags on this website. Site Indexed by Country Site Indexed by Subject Search Site by Topic or Subject Search Site by Clickable Maps Other Search Methods Pages reached through the map indexIndex Page for vexillological (non-national) topicsInternational OrganizationsPages ordered by TitleSearch this site by keywordsSearch using the FOTW Search Engine PagePages ordered by date last updated Do you want to update or build your own copy of this site? FOTW Mailing List Call for Editors Interested in helping maintain this site? Contact the director for further information. FOTW and FIAV
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