I know ... I know !
MOOC - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massive_open_online_course
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 06:04:38PM -0700, Nick Thompson wrote:
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> Does anybody remember from the 90's (yes, the 90's!) a computer web thing,
> VERY primitive, that tried to imitate a
Hi, Everybody,
Does anybody remember from the 90's (yes, the 90's!) a computer web thing,
VERY primitive, that tried to imitate a university with class rooms, and
discussion groups. It had a cheesy graphic interface you could "move around
in" I think it was called moo doo, but I possibly
Hi, everybody,
Here is the second shoe. I asked Jonathan to comment on trump on the basis
of his experience with the Mayor of Toronto, a man named Ford, who managed
to get himself reelected despite the fact that it was pretty clear he was a
coke head . and a fool. I asked him how was that
Interesting. I posted on my Facebook page this morning an article about
the federal court in Wisconsin questioning gerrymandering there--new
precedent. Wonder if this group was involved in this important court
decision.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 1:35 PM, Tom Johnson wrote:
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Meet the Math Professor Who’s Fighting Gerrymandering With Geometry
http://www.chronicle.com/article/Meet-the-Math-Professor/239260/
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Hi Vladimyr,
Nice to chat with you on the glen-channel. :-) I guess I came late to the
chat without fully understanding the how it was vectored. It happens ...
age ...
Wrt conflating the two models of "being in the groove," y' all seem to be
focused on the, perhaps, unintentional fusing of the
I don't know anything about Minecraft. But I do play some video games. And
although I dig the "strategy" games most, I also like those with lots of side
quests and territory to explore. The main reason is because I enjoy estimating
the underlying axioms. E.g. I recently found a cool bug in