Irish Class, March 2, 2015
Rang Gaeilge, 2ú lá Mí na Márta 2015
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[Missed class because of the flu, but here are my notes on the homework.]
Irish Class, March 2, 2015
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[Missed class because of the flu, but here are my notes on the homework.]
Irish Class, February 23, 2015
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Irish Class, February 9, 2015
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| Spáráil na circe faroigh ar an bhfraoch. | As sparing as the grouse on the moor. | Overly cautious, cheap (Supposedly the grouse only eats what is directly between its feed) |
| Chomh leitheadach leis na cuacha. | As conceited as the cookoos. |
Irish Class, February 2, 2015
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| Rud nach bhfuil is nach mbeidh, nead ag an luch i bhféasóg an chait. | A thing that is not and will not be, the mouse having a nest in the whiskers of a cat. |
féasóg “beard” |
| Chomh dubh le tóin an phúca. | As black as the butt of a pooka. |
German scientists invent working teleporter, of sorts
An object at one end of the system is milled down layer-by-layer, creating a scan per layer which is then transmitted through an encrypted communication to a 3D printer. The printer then replicates the original object layer by layer, effectively teleporting an object from one place to another.

From Spiked Math

From Telescoper
The answer here is “Yes,” although it is almost all speculation. However, as Nassim Nicholas Taleb likes to say, the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.