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5 mins - 1 hour Today's the birthday of Solomon W. Golomb - an American mathematician who has studied how pentominoes (tiles made up of five squares) fit together. If you don't want to do the sums, you can see if you can solve these shape-fitting pentomino puzzles.
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AMBLESIDE
ALBERTA
53.43°N, 113.6°W
Sunrise: 04:14
Sunset: 20:49
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: light rain, 21°C max, 11°C min
“Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I have lived today.”
JOHN DRYDEN