9 hrs ago | The Herald Bulletin
Summer courses start Monday at CTA
“In addition, students from other universities who are in the Anderson area for the summer can take these courses and transfer them to their home campus”
Two eight-week classes will be offered this summer at the Purdue University College of Technology at Anderson. via The Herald Bulletin
Yesterday | T.H.E. Journal
Maple 12 Enhances Math Engine, Builds on Engineering Tools
Math software developer Maplesoft has released Maple 12, a long-anticipated update to the company's flagship math application for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, and Solaris. via T.H.E. Journal
Thursday | Newkerala.com
Solve complex math in a minute, the Vedic way
“They improve concentration and reasoning abilities as they initiate rookies into the subject. It does not burden the mind and benefits children psychologically”
By Madhusree Chatterjee, New Delhi, May 8 : It was invented in India, but Vedic mathematics is more popular abroad, says expert Pradeep Kumar who has authored more than 75 books on the subject. via Newkerala.com
Wednesday May 7 | MediLexicon
Mathematics Simplifies Sleep Monitoring
“This would mean that those children with sleep problems could be quickly diagnosed and treated appropriately.”
Main Category: Sleep / Sleep Disorders / Insomnia Article Date: 07 May 2008 A UQ researcher has created a new way to measure breathing patterns in sleeping infants which may also work for adults. via MediLexicon
Wednesday May 7 | Globeinvestor.com
Foreign investment in Canada highest in 8 years
“On both occasions, the appreciation of the Canadian dollar played a significant role”
Foreign direct investment climbed 14.4 per cent from 2006, the largest gain in eight years, as foreign investors snapped up Canada's factories, and oil and gas interests, Statscan said. via Globeinvestor.com
Tuesday May 6 | PR-inside.com
New Report Provides Statistics on ISP Subscribers and Revenues and...
The New Zealand ISP market remains dominated by Telecom's Xtra and TelstraClear. via PR-inside.com
Monday May 5 | Columbia Daily Tribune
Race report piques police review panel
“Obviously, the police would say it's a bad set of numbers because it's damning for them.”
After hearing details of a report on complaints to the Columbia Police Department in the past three years, members of the committee studying whether police need civilian oversight disagreed about what ... via Columbia Daily Tribune
Sunday May 4 | Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama Voices: Path to advancement
“We go where the smart people are. Now our business operations are two-thirds in the U.S. and one-third overseas. But that ratio will flip over the next 10 years (2015).”
By Joseph B. Morton Twelve years ago, the Alabama State Board of Education took a bold stand and achieved national recognition. via Montgomery Advertiser
Saturday May 3 | MCADCafe
Remote Sensing Analyst -- Sanborn -- Portland, OR
“Remote Sensing Analyst - ' Portland ”
In this full-time position, you will work in the Sanborn Solutions'' Portland location supporting vegetation and ecosystem mapping projects using your background in natural resources, along with strong image ... via MCADCafe
Friday May 2 | Directions Magazine
GeoWeb 2008 Conference - Student Contest Closing Soon
GeoWeb is the industry leading event focused on GIS and the Internet Vancouver, BC, CANADA -- Time is running out to enter the GeoWeb 2008 Student Contest!!! The deadline for submitting your registration and ... via Directions Magazine







