Sunday, 12 June 2011

DNA Animation



Drawn by Anne Jan 11
Click image to enlarge
This drawing shows what it might look like...

But it was really hard to work out on the computer

Help!

I need someone to find a simple program, so that we can easily draw out bricks and blocks in 3D

The following animation shows how each course
is constructed


Created by Anne June '11

Thursday, 10 March 2011

Udutu Instructions

If you get the following screen, it means there is a bad link
Try again on a different computer

Further Error Messages are at the bottom of this post


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Navigation Buttons
These are at the top of the page


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Exit – Close down the program

Quick Nav– How many questions you have completed

Refresh – Loads up the page again

Back – Previous page

Next – Next page

There will always be a Front Page
Click next to start the questions


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Click the correct answer with your mouse,
either the words or the box

To check your answer, click the I’m Done button


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If your answer is wrong, click the Show Me button
This will show the correct answer


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These tests will not give you an over-all score
You can check the answers on each page


Error Messages


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If you get this page, just click launch course
The questions will open in a new window


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If you get the Pop-Up warning
right-click the bar at the top and select Temporarily


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If you get the following error, just click okay
don't change your settings


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If you get the System Command, click yes


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Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Swing a cat


The UK builds the smallest homes in Europe
The average room in France is 26.9 m2,
compared with 15.8 m2 in the UK


Image and text from BBC
The graph above, shows how British new-builds are less than half the size of those in the United States and Australia
Click on the image for an interactive chart, which shows if there is enough room to Swing a cat

Take care, it can be noisy...



Thursday, 24 February 2011

Gibreth

Saturday, 19 February 2011

table 2

 Cement Sand Lime   Gravel
     
Concrete1 Unit2 Unit 3 Unit
     
Strong and durable mortar1 Unit4 Unit¼ Unit 
     
Reasonably durable mortar1 Unit5 Unit1 Unit 
     
Weak mix suitable for calcium silicate bricks1 Unit8 Unit2 Unit 

table

 CementSandLimeGravel
Concrete1 Unit2 Unit 3 Unit
Strong and durable mortar1 Unit4 Unit¼ Unit 
Reasonably durable mortar1 Unit5 Unit1 Unit 
Weak mix suitable for
calcium silicate bricks
1 Unit8 Unit2 Unit 
Concrete1 Unit2 Unit 3 Unit

William, o

Friday, 11 February 2011

Garden Walls


This is from an American Web-site, which provides information about bricklaying, especially for gardeners

Although the pictures are good, some of the text is not quite right