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I know Australia Day (26th January) has already passed for this year, but I came across this video today on the Book of Face and it was too good not to post.
I already shared this video of non-Australians trying to speak and understand Australian slang via social media, but not everyone has access to my personal account.
You know how much I enjoy challenging you with silly maths puzzles….
So here is another one. Can you work out the sequence or pattern and so find the solution to the final problem?
On my blog, I have purposely kept far away from any comments on the recent Presidential Elections in the United States of America.
While I was recently in the US, I did discuss the topic with my American friends and colleagues, but it was not my place as an Australian to push my views at all. I was really interested to understand what my friends thought and had interesting conversations with those from both sides of the political fence.
Today is the 26th of January and in the “Lucky Country” it is the Australia Day public holiday.
Australia Day is celebrated on the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of the First Fleet of British ships at Port Jackson in New South Wales and the landing of Governor Arthur Phillip in Sydney Cove.
Welcome to 2017. I hope you all had a fantastic time over the Christmas and New Year period.
If you have studied software development or computer programming, I would be surprised if you did not at some stage cover sorting algorithms.
Today is New Year’s Eve 2016, the final day for the year before we welcome in 2017 singing Auld Lang Syne like Boney M and then sleep for the first half of the day.
So for the final post for the year I have some videos to make you think.
I have been very busy the last few months working on the next build of GP Power Tools (Build 22) and so have not been posting much on the blog. I am extremely excited about the new release as the development almost complete. More details will follow.
However, today’s post is to wish everyone in the community a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
I love Star Wars as most people do, especially with the new movies being released. In fact Star Wars: Rogue One was released publicly just yesterday.
So you can imagine my surprise when I found out that there was an entire Star Wars movie that has been lost and unknown for the last almost 40 years.
Last weekend, my wife (Jennifer) and I went down to our holiday house, Tweed Cottage, for the Blues At Bridgetown music festival in Bridgetown, Western Australia.
Bridgetown is about 270km (168 miles) south of Perth (a two and a half to three hour drive depending on traffic) and the town hosts an annual Blues music festival on the second weekend of November, starting on Friday afternoon and running for all of Saturday and Sunday. This year was the 24th festival and featured a line up of local, national and international artists.
Over the last couple of weeks, I posted two Flower themed algebra maths puzzles. The first was fairly straight forward with only a little tricky bit.
However, the second one was intentionally designed to make it difficult for you to get the correct answer.
If you have not yet attempted the puzzles, click on the links above and answer the polls before reading the rest of this article.