@permis.bateau: ⏱️ Pourquoi la vitesse d'un bateau se mesure en nœuds ? Autrefois : une planche lestée, une ligne à nœuds tous les 14,40 m… et un sablier de 28 secondes. On comptait les nœuds qui filaient entre les doigts. 📏 14,40 m en 28 s = 1 mille par heure ⚓ 1 nœud = 1 mille/h = 1,852 km/h 🌍 1 mille = 1 minute de latitude = 1 852 m 🗺️ Sur la carte : mesure les distances sur l'échelle des latitudes (sur le côté). Jamais en haut ! 📘 Les règles de route en mer expliquées, illustrées et mises en pratique : notre livre RIPAM. 👉 Disponible sur Amazon · lien en bio #permisbateau #permiscotier #navigation #nœud #millemarin

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marcoct54
Mario :
👏👏👏👏👏
2026-10-26 20:25:03
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salim554387
tiktak :
tout simplement on a inventé le bateaux avant la voiture
2026-10-26 16:13:00
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bebershrek
Bertrand shrek :
je multiplie simplement par 2 pour avoir la vitesse en kmh un peut de chose près [Gros LOL]
2026-10-26 14:58:45
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delta.montral
Delta Montréal :
Une minute de latitude est égale à une minute de longitude 😏
2026-10-26 17:46:25
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2026-10-26 13:51:00
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On 30 September 2026, Tennessee tried to execute Christa Pike with its one-drug pentobarbital protocol. Her lawyers say she was given both sets of the drug. She survived. On the night of 1 October, they said, she was unconscious on a ventilator. The Department of Correction says it followed every step. The protocol gives no instruction for a prisoner still alive after the second set. In 1995, at 18, Pike and two others tortured and killed Colleen Slemmer, 19, a job-training classmate in Knoxville. Pike was sentenced to death in 1996. In January 2026, her lawyers warned a court that her veins were hard to reach, the drug could leak and the protocol had no plan if an execution failed. The State called her survival
On 30 September 2026, Tennessee tried to execute Christa Pike with its one-drug pentobarbital protocol. Her lawyers say she was given both sets of the drug. She survived. On the night of 1 October, they said, she was unconscious on a ventilator. The Department of Correction says it followed every step. The protocol gives no instruction for a prisoner still alive after the second set. In 1995, at 18, Pike and two others tortured and killed Colleen Slemmer, 19, a job-training classmate in Knoxville. Pike was sentenced to death in 1996. In January 2026, her lawyers warned a court that her veins were hard to reach, the drug could leak and the protocol had no plan if an execution failed. The State called her survival "highly unlikely" and said it had "no obligation to attempt revival". A special master and the state Supreme Court called the vein evidence speculative. The department says its drug "has consistently been effective". Of six attempts under this protocol since May 2025, four ended in executions and one, Tony Carruthers's, was stopped before any drug was given. Why Pike's failed has not been established. Her lawyers suspect the drug went into her arms instead of her veins. The Attorney General's office, which approved the protocol, has retained Ed Stanton for an outside review. Commissioner Frank Strada is stepping down. Executions are paused for 2026. Courts have allowed second attempts: Louisiana's in 1947, even if current had passed through Willie Francis, and Ohio's in 2016, because under Ohio law an execution begins when the drug enters the IV line, which it never did for Romell Broom. Tennessee has not said whether it will try again. Sources: TDOC protocol (Chancery Court, Ex. 2); Pike's motion, 2 Oct; Tennessee Supreme Court; DPIC; Nashville Banner; AP; CNN; BBC; State v. Broom; Francis v. Resweber. Cover photo: a Florida execution chamber, Florida Department of Corrections, public domain. #deathpenalty #tennessee #lethalinjection #justice

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