Para quem tem facebook (quem não tiver, pode aproveitar para mandar a quem tenha).
Atenção: O Facebook lançou o Facebook Places. Qualquer um pode descobrir de onde estamos a falar pelo Facebook, fornecendo inclusivamente o mapa de onde estamos situados!
Era uma opção do facebook que só estava activa nos Estados Unidos, mas pelos vistos agora já veio para Portugal.
Agora conseguem descobrir através do facebook onde é que nós estamos com o computador...
Assustador. Já tirei essa opção do meu. Sugiro que façam o mesmo.
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announcing the Ponoko + CloudFab partnershipPonoko is bringing the power of product design to the masses. We began in 2007 by offering laser-cutting and earlier this year added electronics to the mix. Today we are elated to announce that the new Ponoko Personal Factory 4 offers 3D printing!!CloudFab has joined our global digital making network, giving Ponoko customers the ability to create 3D printed designs. All with no set up fees, no minimum orders, and a free one year replacement policy.We’ve added five new 3D printable materials to our materials catalog including durable white plastic, superfine plastic, rainbow color plastic, stainless steel, and gold plated stainless steel.
http://www.gizmag.com/paper-plane-images-space/16913/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=b426c19e9b-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=emailThree British amateur aerospace enthusiasts have successfully sent a camera-equipped paper airplane to an altitude of 89,000 feet (27,127 meters), where it captured images of the blackness of space before gliding back to Earth. Project PARIS (Paper Aircraft Released Into Space) involved getting the plane into the stratosphere using a weather balloon before letting it go via a release mechanism.
Geometria , Teatro , Cultura Indígena , Artes, História-Infantil /NTE
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Anexo são versões de propostas que desenvolvo aqui na Universidade Federal do Pará para o ensino da matemática.
Agradeço pela leitura, crítica e sugestão. Assim como, por qualquer ajuda na disseminação nas escolas e com estudante de licenciatura, pois todo que quiser informação adicional, outros materiais de capacitação, etc., é projeto de interesse público, gratuito e enviarei com prazer.
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The ingenious Anthony Emergency Housing System
By Mike Hanlon13:51 November 9, 2010
The frightening increase in the incidence of natural disasters such as tsunamis, earthquakes floods and wildfires around the world has continued to highlight mankind’s need for rapidly-deployable emergency housing. Gizmag has reported many clever designs for emergency housing over the last decade, but Peter Anthony’s collapsible, lightweight mobile platform is the most viable we've yet seen for airdropping and rapidly-deploying housing for large numbers of people. Each self-contained 8'(2.4m) x 8' x 8' living space is constructed of composite material, and hence weighs less than 200 pounds (90.7 kg), folds flat and can be assembled with a single spanner by two people in less than 30 minutes.
http://www.gizmag.com/the-anthony-rapidly-deployable-easily-transportable-air-droppable-folding-lightweight-emergency-housing-system/16887/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=9a19dca740-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email
New York to Sydney in just 2hrs 30mins: Nasa to develop 'hypersonic' passenger jets that travel at five times the speed of sound
By Daniel Bates
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1326618/Nasa-develop-hypersonic-jets-travel-5-times-speed-sound.html
Vejam tudo, aqui:Matt Martinez has recently created Phenom Engineering, a side venture to his day job as an engineer to a large defense contractor in Tucson, Arizona, USA.What led you to Ponoko, Sparkfun?I was doing a search for electric components for a work project I was working on. I happened on Sparkfun during that search. I saw the immense design opportunity with all the gadgets Sparkfun offered, so I bookmarked the site and became a frequent visitor. During one of those visits, they had posted a link to Ponoko which I also visited and promptly bookmarked. Exploring the Ponoko site and seeing the services offered really set the creative/design gears in motion. It opened a whole new dimension as to what kinds of things I could prototype, design and eventually produce.
