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A site with lists of heads of state and heads of government of all countries and territories, generally back to about 1700, plus subdivisions, international organizations and foreign ministers. Birth and death years are given, with asterisks marking uncertain dates.
An illustration and concept design project by Timothy Donald Morris, an illustrator and concept designer with 20 years experience. It presents an alternate earth timeline where many sea monsters are real, set in a modern day with characteristics of the Victorian and Renaissance eras, where piracy and sea-trade are common.
Inuitmyths.com is an initiative of the Qikiqtani Inuit Association that collects traditional Inuit stories and makes them available to the public. The site serves as a resource for Nunavummiut and people worldwide who want to learn about the Inuit storytelling tradition, which the association says is at risk of being lost in the Arctic.
A proof checker and editor for Fitch-style natural deduction systems used in introductory logic textbooks, following the system in forall x: Calgary. It offers a proof editor, sample exercise sets, instructions and rules, with syntax options for truth-functional logic and first-order logic.
WalkmanLand is a database and tribute site for portable pocket audio cassette players, aiming to collect commercially available models in one catalog. It lists manufacturers and models with descriptions, tags, photos and statistics, and publishes news updates. The site also includes a poll on music formats and links to other cassette-related resources.
Engaging Data is a virtual workshop and gallery of JavaScript tools, data visualizations, calculators and maps on topics including maps, environment, energy, finance, politics, health and math. A post covers how mask wearing and effectiveness can reduce the coronavirus transmission rate R0; that visualization does not account for vaccines, which the source calls a limitation.
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A site with lists of heads of state and heads of government of all countries and territories, generally back to about 1700, plus subdivisions, international organizations and foreign ministers. Birth and death years are given, with asterisks marking uncertain dates.
An illustration and concept design project by Timothy Donald Morris, an illustrator and concept designer with 20 years experience. It presents an alternate earth timeline where many sea monsters are real, set in a modern day with characteristics of the Victorian and Renaissance eras, where piracy and sea-trade are common.
Inuitmyths.com is an initiative of the Qikiqtani Inuit Association that collects traditional Inuit stories and makes them available to the public. The site serves as a resource for Nunavummiut and people worldwide who want to learn about the Inuit storytelling tradition, which the association says is at risk of being lost in the Arctic.
A proof checker and editor for Fitch-style natural deduction systems used in introductory logic textbooks, following the system in forall x: Calgary. It offers a proof editor, sample exercise sets, instructions and rules, with syntax options for truth-functional logic and first-order logic.
WalkmanLand is a database and tribute site for portable pocket audio cassette players, aiming to collect commercially available models in one catalog. It lists manufacturers and models with descriptions, tags, photos and statistics, and publishes news updates. The site also includes a poll on music formats and links to other cassette-related resources.
Engaging Data is a virtual workshop and gallery of JavaScript tools, data visualizations, calculators and maps on topics including maps, environment, energy, finance, politics, health and math. A post covers how mask wearing and effectiveness can reduce the coronavirus transmission rate R0; that visualization does not account for vaccines, which the source calls a limitation.
