Who Do Computers Work For Bill Hall Editorial
Bill Hall, editorial page editor of the Lewiston Tribune in Idaho, argues that computer design should bend to human limits while acknowledging the gap between machine capabilities and human learning. He notes frequent user errors and urges designers to place user safety and simplicity first.
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Rossburn scout leader to receive 20 year pin in June
Jim Roszell pictured with his camp blanket showing badges from across Canada and the United States. He has attended Jamborees in Sweden and Australia and all Canadian events, most recently in Keld Manitoba in July 1994. Roszell has led in Qu Appelle McLean Humboldt Carrot River Prince Albert Yellowknife Hay River Flin Flon Swan River and Rossburn Manitoba. He says varied towns teach new leadership ideas and better methods for each community. He will get his 20 year pin at the Rossburn Scouting Movement wind up in June.
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Canada
United States
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Australia
Keld
Man
North End
R.M.N.P
Qu’Appelle
McLean
Humboldt
Carrot River
Price Albert
Saskatchewan
Yellowknife
Hay River
Northwest Territories
Flin Flon
Swan River
Rossburn
Manitoba
Roszell
Mint to replace coins with cheaper metals
The Royal Canadian Mint will switch most circulating coins to cheaper metals to cut costs. The one cent will be copper plated steel, next year. Nickels dimes quarters and the 50 cent piece will switch to nickel plated steel. Government savings estimated at $12 million annually.
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Royal Canadian Mint
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