February 17 Daily Daily Directions
The following is presented on behalf of today’s proclaimed National Public Science Day. Click the green calendar to read the adjoining content. And enjoy!
Today in Context
Hiring Mathematicians: “To formulate and solve practical problems in business, government, engineering, and the physical, life, and social sciences.”
Will the REAL ‘Largest Workplace’ Please Stand Up?!: “Magic math is a science that contradicts the logic of quantity, yet yields a value that’s consistent with extraordinary results — typically in the favor of the mathematical magician”
Ideas for a Science Blog: “The goal of this blog will be to document your progress through solving a science problem.”
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Jobs: “A geographic information system, geographical information science, or geospatial information studies is a system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all types of geographically referenced data.”
Press Releases: “The move comes after learning the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) gave third world countries a higher literacy rate than that found in the U.S.”
Proposal Template for Science Software: “4. SOFTWARE REQUESTED IS PURPOSELY DESIGNED AS A SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND NATURE PROGRAM ”
Online Certificates via ExpertRating: “ExpertRating is an online testing center that issues proficiency exams for things like English, math, science, health, office skills , and computer programming.”
Your Own Virtual World: “Other suitable places to find ideas are from fiction books: -historical, -fantasy, -futuristic, you name it. Science fiction movies are a good resource for ideas as well.”
Spam is Dying (NOT): “Resource Shelf noted a recent report from researchers at Stanford University’s Computer Science Department, where they consider methods of combating spam on places like Flickr, Wikipedia, and Delicious.”
Viruses: “In recent news, LiveScience.com reported that “Before the month is even done, April has set a record for virus e-mails.”
