#uofa — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #uofa, aggregated by home.social.
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Edmonton’s falling rent: A call for caution
Optimistic housing news is a rare occurrence in Canada over the past few years. Across many parts of…
#NewsBeep #News #Edmonton #building #Buildingboom #CA #Canada #cheaprent #Construction #edmonton #Edmontonconstruction #fallingrent #harshaMaheskumar #Housing #publicamenities #rent #Roads #students'union #TheGateway #Transportation #UofA #ualberta #UASU #UniversityofAlberta #YEG
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Performance Review: Deadmau5 at Igloofest Edmonton
For the Igloofest‘s debut here in Edmonton, Deadmau5 headlined the final night, capping off the festival. There aren’t…
#NewsBeep #News #Edmonton #artsandculture #CA #Canada #deadmau5 #Deadmau5Edmonton #edmonton #EdmontonEDM #Igloofest #IgloofestEdmonton #MikeyWong #SarahHopkin #TDJ #TheGateway #TheProdigy #UofA #UniversityofAlberta #YEG
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https://www.lovenba.com/1726424/ #2 Arizona vs. Baylor Game Highlights | 2025-26 Big 12 Men’s Basketball ##collegebasketball #Arizona #Arizonabasketball #ArizonaWildcats #ArizonaWildcatsbasketball #Basketball #BasketballVideos #Big12 #Big12basketball #BigTwelve #BigXII #UofA #Wildcats
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What’s so important about Greenland anyway? A lot, actually
Greenland — the mostly ice island — has United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump in a full nelson.…
#Conflict #Conflicts #War #Canada #Danmark #davos #denmark #DonaldTrump #edmonton #Greenland #MackenzieBengtsson #MarkCarney #NATO #TheGateway #trade #UofA #ualberta #UnitedStates #universityofalberta #worldeconomicforum #YEG
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Join us on Thursday January 29th from 3-4pm in CAB 239 for our inaugural ISSET Seminar "Bioengineered Functional Cartilages and Mechanical Unloading of Simulated Microgravity in Osteoarthritis Research" by Professor Adetola Adesida. Dr. Adesida studies the effect of simulated spaceflight microgravity facilitated by parabolic flights on tissue-engineered cartilage. There even is a chance of the Adesida team gaining a slot in the ISS to conduct research! #spacemedresearch #isset #uofa #yegspace
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Join us on Thursday January 29th from 3-4pm in CAB 239 for our inaugural ISSET Seminar "Bioengineered Functional Cartilages and Mechanical Unloading of Simulated Microgravity in Osteoarthritis Research" by Professor Adetola Adesida. Dr. Adesida studies the effect of simulated spaceflight microgravity facilitated by parabolic flights on tissue-engineered cartilage. There even is a chance of the Adesida team gaining a slot in the ISS to conduct research! #spacemedresearch #isset #uofa #yegspace
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so let me get this straight: it cost us $27M to switch from No Name brand to Becel?
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so let me get this straight: it cost us $27M to switch from No Name brand to Becel?
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so let me get this straight: it cost us $27M to switch from No Name brand to Becel?
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so let me get this straight: it cost us $27M to switch from No Name brand to Becel?
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so let me get this straight: it cost us $27M to switch from No Name brand to Becel?
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those who went to the u of a in the 90s and 2000s will remember this staple of HUB, SUB and the tory building
every morning you'd see a long snaking lineup of bleary eyed folks waiting for their day to start. til, it was the first campus location to serve "european-style" coffee.
sadly, it closed in 2013 after aramark foods took over campus and effectively forced it out of business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/447336/end-of-an-era-as-java-jive-outlets-at-u-of-a-set-to-close/
rip my old friend. you made a lot of grouchy 8am students/faculty lives liveable for decades.
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those who went to the u of a in the 90s and 2000s will remember this staple of HUB, SUB and the tory building
every morning you'd see a long snaking lineup of bleary eyed folks waiting for their day to start. til, it was the first campus location to serve "european-style" coffee.
sadly, it closed in 2013 after aramark foods took over campus and effectively forced it out of business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/447336/end-of-an-era-as-java-jive-outlets-at-u-of-a-set-to-close/
rip my old friend. you made a lot of grouchy 8am students/faculty lives liveable for decades.
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those who went to the u of a in the 90s and 2000s will remember this staple of HUB, SUB and the tory building
every morning you'd see a long snaking lineup of bleary eyed folks waiting for their day to start. til, it was the first campus location to serve "european-style" coffee.
sadly, it closed in 2013 after aramark foods took over campus and effectively forced it out of business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/447336/end-of-an-era-as-java-jive-outlets-at-u-of-a-set-to-close/
rip my old friend. you made a lot of grouchy 8am students/faculty lives liveable for decades.
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those who went to the u of a in the 90s and 2000s will remember this staple of HUB, SUB and the tory building
every morning you'd see a long snaking lineup of bleary eyed folks waiting for their day to start. til, it was the first campus location to serve "european-style" coffee.
sadly, it closed in 2013 after aramark foods took over campus and effectively forced it out of business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/447336/end-of-an-era-as-java-jive-outlets-at-u-of-a-set-to-close/
rip my old friend. you made a lot of grouchy 8am students/faculty lives liveable for decades.
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those who went to the u of a in the 90s and 2000s will remember this staple of HUB, SUB and the tory building
every morning you'd see a long snaking lineup of bleary eyed folks waiting for their day to start. til, it was the first campus location to serve "european-style" coffee.
sadly, it closed in 2013 after aramark foods took over campus and effectively forced it out of business.
https://globalnews.ca/news/447336/end-of-an-era-as-java-jive-outlets-at-u-of-a-set-to-close/
rip my old friend. you made a lot of grouchy 8am students/faculty lives liveable for decades.
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the whole reason i rescued these NeXT machines from a garage an hour away was because of the asset tags still glued to them.
i know exactly where and when the machines came from: the university of alberta's General Services Building (GSB), 8th floor, computer lab, in 1995.
when i was a teenager, my mom would take me to the university and let me wander around campus with a pocket full of quarters for the arcade
her grad student office was on the 8th floor. across from it was the department computer lab, which consisted of three rows of boring beige 386 SX-20's and a massive line printer. i used to goof around playing Jezzball and Pipe Dream on those machines.
but tucked off in the corner were four jet black machines. they all had huge monochrome monitors, and a gorgeous GUI with Wile E. Coyote on the login prompt. there was a big sign that read "you must have permission from CNS to use these computers". i'd sneak over and try every login/pass i could dream of, and never figured out how to login.
ffwd to the 2000s:
i've hunted every week for the past 25 years to find those machines. i suspected they might turn up on some local ad eventually, and today they did.they were bought by a gentleman (now in his 80s) from a provincial government surplus equipment auction sale 20+ years ago. they were decommissioned by the department, boxed up and auctioned as e-waste. he thought they'd be valuable, so he bought them all for a pittance. they sat in his garage for 25 years collecting dust, until his wife asked him to start clearing out his computing junk. (i'll post a pic of his garage soon)
so here they are - the department's most expensive asset at $10-20K CAD (after upgrades and accessories), ready to be put back to work again soon
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the whole reason i rescued these NeXT machines from a garage an hour away was because of the asset tags still glued to them.
i know exactly where and when the machines came from: the university of alberta's General Services Building (GSB), 8th floor, computer lab, in 1995.
when i was a teenager, my mom would take me to the university and let me wander around campus with a pocket full of quarters for the arcade
her grad student office was on the 8th floor. across from it was the department computer lab, which consisted of three rows of boring beige 386 SX-20's and a massive line printer. i used to goof around playing Jezzball and Pipe Dream on those machines.
but tucked off in the corner were four jet black machines. they all had huge monochrome monitors, and a gorgeous GUI with Wile E. Coyote on the login prompt. there was a big sign that read "you must have permission from CNS to use these computers". i'd sneak over and try every login/pass i could dream of, and never figured out how to login.
ffwd to the 2000s:
i've hunted every week for the past 25 years to find those machines. i suspected they might turn up on some local ad eventually, and today they did.they were bought by a gentleman (now in his 80s) from a provincial government surplus equipment auction sale 20+ years ago. they were decommissioned by the department, boxed up and auctioned as e-waste. he thought they'd be valuable, so he bought them all for a pittance. they sat in his garage for 25 years collecting dust, until his wife asked him to start clearing out his computing junk. (i'll post a pic of his garage soon)
so here they are - the department's most expensive asset at $10-20K CAD (after upgrades and accessories), ready to be put back to work again soon
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the whole reason i rescued these NeXT machines from a garage an hour away was because of the asset tags still glued to them.
i know exactly where and when the machines came from: the university of alberta's General Services Building (GSB), 8th floor, computer lab, in 1995.
when i was a teenager, my mom would take me to the university and let me wander around campus with a pocket full of quarters for the arcade
her grad student office was on the 8th floor. across from it was the department computer lab, which consisted of three rows of boring beige 386 SX-20's and a massive line printer. i used to goof around playing Jezzball and Pipe Dream on those machines.
but tucked off in the corner were four jet black machines. they all had huge monochrome monitors, and a gorgeous GUI with Wile E. Coyote on the login prompt. there was a big sign that read "you must have permission from CNS to use these computers". i'd sneak over and try every login/pass i could dream of, and never figured out how to login.
ffwd to the 2000s:
i've hunted every week for the past 25 years to find those machines. i suspected they might turn up on some local ad eventually, and today they did.they were bought by a gentleman (now in his 80s) from a provincial government surplus equipment auction sale 20+ years ago. they were decommissioned by the department, boxed up and auctioned as e-waste. he thought they'd be valuable, so he bought them all for a pittance. they sat in his garage for 25 years collecting dust, until his wife asked him to start clearing out his computing junk. (i'll post a pic of his garage soon)
so here they are - the department's most expensive asset at $10-20K CAD (after upgrades and accessories), ready to be put back to work again soon
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the whole reason i rescued these NeXT machines from a garage an hour away was because of the asset tags still glued to them.
i know exactly where and when the machines came from: the university of alberta's General Services Building (GSB), 8th floor, computer lab, in 1995.
when i was a teenager, my mom would take me to the university and let me wander around campus with a pocket full of quarters for the arcade
her grad student office was on the 8th floor. across from it was the department computer lab, which consisted of three rows of boring beige 386 SX-20's and a massive line printer. i used to goof around playing Jezzball and Pipe Dream on those machines.
but tucked off in the corner were four jet black machines. they all had huge monochrome monitors, and a gorgeous GUI with Wile E. Coyote on the login prompt. there was a big sign that read "you must have permission from CNS to use these computers". i'd sneak over and try every login/pass i could dream of, and never figured out how to login.
ffwd to the 2000s:
i've hunted every week for the past 25 years to find those machines. i suspected they might turn up on some local ad eventually, and today they did.they were bought by a gentleman (now in his 80s) from a provincial government surplus equipment auction sale 20+ years ago. they were decommissioned by the department, boxed up and auctioned as e-waste. he thought they'd be valuable, so he bought them all for a pittance. they sat in his garage for 25 years collecting dust, until his wife asked him to start clearing out his computing junk. (i'll post a pic of his garage soon)
so here they are - the department's most expensive asset at $10-20K CAD (after upgrades and accessories), ready to be put back to work again soon
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the whole reason i rescued these NeXT machines from a garage an hour away was because of the asset tags still glued to them.
i know exactly where and when the machines came from: the university of alberta's General Services Building (GSB), 8th floor, computer lab, in 1995.
when i was a teenager, my mom would take me to the university and let me wander around campus with a pocket full of quarters for the arcade
her grad student office was on the 8th floor. across from it was the department computer lab, which consisted of three rows of boring beige 386 SX-20's and a massive line printer. i used to goof around playing Jezzball and Pipe Dream on those machines.
but tucked off in the corner were four jet black machines. they all had huge monochrome monitors, and a gorgeous GUI with Wile E. Coyote on the login prompt. there was a big sign that read "you must have permission from CNS to use these computers". i'd sneak over and try every login/pass i could dream of, and never figured out how to login.
ffwd to the 2000s:
i've hunted every week for the past 25 years to find those machines. i suspected they might turn up on some local ad eventually, and today they did.they were bought by a gentleman (now in his 80s) from a provincial government surplus equipment auction sale 20+ years ago. they were decommissioned by the department, boxed up and auctioned as e-waste. he thought they'd be valuable, so he bought them all for a pittance. they sat in his garage for 25 years collecting dust, until his wife asked him to start clearing out his computing junk. (i'll post a pic of his garage soon)
so here they are - the department's most expensive asset at $10-20K CAD (after upgrades and accessories), ready to be put back to work again soon
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also rescued were these original diskettes
i'm not sure if Maple V and Mathematica for NeXT were ever preserved, but i'll totally see if the disks are still good and make backups to IA
i can only imagine how happy the graduate students were to torture undergrad MATH 210 students with these. these all came from a university of alberta department
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also rescued were these original diskettes
i'm not sure if Maple V and Mathematica for NeXT were ever preserved, but i'll totally see if the disks are still good and make backups to IA
i can only imagine how happy the graduate students were to torture undergrad MATH 210 students with these. these all came from a university of alberta department
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also rescued were these original diskettes
i'm not sure if Maple V and Mathematica for NeXT were ever preserved, but i'll totally see if the disks are still good and make backups to IA
i can only imagine how happy the graduate students were to torture undergrad MATH 210 students with these. these all came from a university of alberta department
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also rescued were these original diskettes
i'm not sure if Maple V and Mathematica for NeXT were ever preserved, but i'll totally see if the disks are still good and make backups to IA
i can only imagine how happy the graduate students were to torture undergrad MATH 210 students with these. these all came from a university of alberta department
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also rescued were these original diskettes
i'm not sure if Maple V and Mathematica for NeXT were ever preserved, but i'll totally see if the disks are still good and make backups to IA
i can only imagine how happy the graduate students were to torture undergrad MATH 210 students with these. these all came from a university of alberta department
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Parents mixed on White House bargain offered to UA
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Millions of dollars are at stake in a bargain the White House is offering…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #CraigSmith #KGUN9 #theWhiteHouse #TrumpAdministration #UofA #UArizona #universityofarizona
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UA-area business, students prepare for potentially wet weekend https://www.byteseu.com/1439009/ #business #CHEBAHUT #FamilyWeekend #parents #students #UOfA #UArizona #UniversityOfArizona
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Red-Blue Showcase highlights Wildcats basketball, Gronk and Shaq appearances https://www.rawchili.com/nba/325279/ #AddisonArnold #AnthonyDell'Orso #arizona #ArizonaBasketball #Basketball #BraydenBurries #DwayneAristode #Gronk #KoaPeat #MickaylaPerdue #RobGronkowski #RockyGronkstone #shaq #ShaquilleO'Neal #TommE #TommyLloyd #UniversityOfArizona #UniversityOfArizonaBasketball #UofA #UofaBasketball #wildcats #WildcatsBasketball
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#DanielleSmith 's government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to IGNORE international agreements signed by #Ottawa #UofA constitutional law professor #EricAdams said it's not clear what #AB is seeking through legislation 🇨🇦 www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/...
Alberta to legislate authority... -
#DanielleSmith 's government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to IGNORE international agreements signed by #Ottawa #UofA constitutional law professor #EricAdams said it's not clear what #AB is seeking through legislation 🇨🇦 www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/...
Alberta to legislate authority... -
#DanielleSmith 's government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to IGNORE international agreements signed by #Ottawa #UofA constitutional law professor #EricAdams said it's not clear what #AB is seeking through legislation 🇨🇦 www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/...
Alberta to legislate authority... -
#DanielleSmith 's government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to IGNORE international agreements signed by #Ottawa #UofA constitutional law professor #EricAdams said it's not clear what #AB is seeking through legislation 🇨🇦 www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/...
Alberta to legislate authority... -
#DanielleSmith 's government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to IGNORE international agreements signed by #Ottawa #UofA constitutional law professor #EricAdams said it's not clear what #AB is seeking through legislation 🇨🇦 www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/prairies_bc/...
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📉 The University of Arizona has lost $60 million in federal research funding.
64 grants were suspended or terminated — affecting students, staff, and vital research across disciplines.
This is one of the biggest education funding losses in recent years.
🎓 What caused it and what happens next?
🔗 https://allnewtrending.com/uofa-federal-grant-crisis/#UofA #EducationNews #ResearchCrisis #HigherEd #ArizonaNews #UniversityFunding #allnewtrending #usa #News