Breadcrumb Trail Links News Health Canada The changes seem to underline the political sensitivities around Canada’s painfully slow vaccine rollout, where the hint of queue jumping is quickly snuffed out Author of the article: Tom Blackwell Publishing date: Mar 31, 2021 • 4 days ago • 4 minute read • 24 Comments North York General Hospital.… Read More »
Community programme rewards customers and improves service Reduction in cost & carbon footprint by avoiding unnecessary visits by engineers Vyn’s short video AI and Analytics platform couples with Limitless’ crowd-based workforce to service more remote areas London, Northumbria, UK. 17th September 2020. Limitless, the AI-driven gig customer service platform, has entered into a project with… Read More »
In Nordic countries they have a thing certain car enthusiast groups will call garage season. They are situated so far north that during the winter months these particular DIY enthusiasts will spend them inside heated sheds and garages instead of on snow-covered race tracks (which get closed anyway) and potentially-icy public roads. They use this… Read More »
Science fair projects on fine art is a virtually untapped area. Not too long ago, a Jackson Pollock painting sold for $ 140 million. This abstract expressionist work of art is said to be the highest price ever paid for any painting. When you consider that Picasso, and Chagall, and Degas and Rembrandt and so… Read More »
Perhaps a science fair project will help you to determine why a 14 year old girl who is only five feet tall and weighs but 100 pounds can hit a golf ball 250 yards, perhaps even as far as 300 yards. This is all the more alarming when a six foot man, 35 years old,… Read More »
A good idea for a science fair project is to find out what makes an airplane fly. We earthlings are really two dimensional animals. At an early age we learn how to ride a three wheel bicycle. We learn how to turn left or to turn right. After a while we get on roller skates,… Read More »
A science fair project may reveal that almost anyone can write about almost anything quite easily. For many years I have taught students as well as professionals my methods of getting it down on paper, quickly and in good form. There are a few secrets involved in this unusual system, but I will share them… Read More »