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Monthly Archives: August 2015
This weeks links (2015-08-31)
In brief: * 5 Big Ideas That Don’t Work In Education (2015-Aug-13) [NPR] There are few household names in education research. Maybe that in itself constitutes a problem. But if there was an Education Researcher Hall Of Fame, one member … Continue reading
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** September Challenge – Australian Fiction **
The Aussie Readers group on Goodreads has the September Challenge – Australian Fiction; For September we are going to read (and support) our Aussie authors for the whole month! To qualify you need to read at least three (3) books … Continue reading
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This weeks links (2015-08-24)
In brief: * Google Street View Trekker in NSW national parks [NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service] Working in partnership with Google, NSW National Parks has captured imagery across 25 national parks using Google Street View Trekker. You can get … Continue reading
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Wednesday WIN (2015-Aug-19)
Mad Max GoKart Paintball War Behind The Scenes – Mad Max Game – GoKart Paintball
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Tuesday Tunes #204 – Known knowns
Adele – Daydreamer The Responsible Song The Angels – Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again
This weeks links (2015-08-17)
In brief: * The government vs the environment: lawfare in Australia (2015-Aug-18) [The Conversation] ❝ The government’s use of the term “lawfare” is inflammatory, but even if it were a correct descriptor it would be a classic David and Goliath … Continue reading
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OS X Yosemite v10.10.5 and Security Update 2015-006
On 13 August 2015, Apple released updated versions of OS X Server, OS X Yosemite, Safari and Security Update 2015-006. • OS X Server v4.1.5 is available for OS X Yosemite v10.10.5 or later. This version fixes a denial of … Continue reading
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