UCT Digital Pathology collection: Student cases
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Voting Rights Bill
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Visual Studio Toolbox: Visual Studio 11 Beta with Jason Zander In this episode, we kick off our Visual Studio 11 coverage. Jason Zander joins us to celebrate the availability of Visual Studio 11 Beta. Jason shows off and discusses some of his favorite features, including:
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UCT Digital Pathology collection: Student cases
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Building a Business: Evaluating a Venture Idea
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Page 5: Process reflection – bringing it all together
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UCT Digital Pathology collection: Student cases These are short case studies built around selected specimens in the UCT pathology teaching collection, intended to support learning around common pathological conditions in Southern Africa. The student cases form part of the UCT Digital Pathology online collection (www.digitalpathology.uct.ac.za), which catalogues thousands of pathology specimens used for teaching and learning. This website, shared through
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Will the U.S. continu
Planned Giving Donor - Janet Collins (Speech Read by Doug Puffer)
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New spacecraft could use reusable rockets
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http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/nstv/2011/12/fully-reusable-spacecraft-jets-back-to-earth.html
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Mid-day - William Grant
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The Art of Conservation -- Johns Hopkins Magazine
Sonja Jordan-Mowery, Assistant Director of Conservation and Preservation at the Sheridan Libraries, talks about restoring and maintaining the historical integrity of rare manuscripts and artifacts for future generations of scholars.
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