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Son finds his lost mother in a Stone Age tribenews.com.au
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How to Measure Anything - Less Wronglesswrong.com
Douglas Hubbard’s How to Measure Anything is one of my favorite how-to books. I hope this summary inspires you to buy the book; it’s worth it. The book opens: -
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Lumelet : Log In or Sign Up and start talking with your website vistorslumelet.com
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The Ripple Effects of Rising Student Debtnytimes.com
A collection of studies shows that the burden of student loans may well cause the borrowers to make different life decisions — choices that affect the overall economy. -
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How it's made: Online Gamesslideshare.net
Inside the makings of a short promotional game: TurkeySweeper by the makers of Snowman Escape: www.ProvadoMarketing.com - tburette.github.io
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Wikipedia: We've won. No tail-lights. Now what?davidgerard.co.uk
Wikipedia has won. Wikipedia is the encyclopedia anyone actually consults, ever. In fact, it's the first in history that everyone actually reads, rather than just having fond high school memories o... -
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Caching in Rails 4 Applicationsslatestudio.com
I didn't want to spread the article too thin by detailing all the different aspects of caching in Rails. Instead I wanted to focus on what we have in Rails 4 as well as a description of a simple and unified method that would be applicable from site... -
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