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London mulls plans for a £600m floating bike pathbbc.com
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Why Does Spain Have the World's Highest Concentration of Elevators?theatlantic.com
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I realized on the way to Startup School that this was the tenth one I've emceed. We've done one every year since 2005 (plus two this year in NYC and London). It struck me throughout the day how... -
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Drones Learn Tricks With Suspended Loads, Through-Window Package Delivery Inevitable - IEEE Spectrumspectrum.ieee.org
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Losing 58.3 Lbs For Science • Zachary Townsendblog.zactownsend.com
This morning was my final data collection for a randomized diet experiment I have been participating in for the last year. Here is a graph of my near-daily weigh-ins on Withings: It can be hard to read: on the first day of the study, October 2,... | Za... - chriswarbo.net
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Highway Guardrail May Be Deadly, States Saynytimes.com
A federal lawsuit claims that despite assurances from the manufacturer and the Federal Highway Administration, guardrails installed on highways do not function properly and could kill or injure motorists during crashes.