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danteembermage
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Can I put in a request for service #3? Bring back the old calendar, re-brand for the enterprise, then sell for big $$$ to my parent institution as a push button lecture cast solution.
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This should significantly raise the economic cost to stifling speech in Egypt for the current regime (shutting down the phone system is probably significantly more disruptive to daily life that the internet there). Of course assuming locals
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I'm two and a half hours west, but I'll plan on a pilgrimage!
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The marketplace is terrible for discovering new content. The absence of anything like "top selling new apps this week" means scrolling through pages and pages of the same old stuff.
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Is Arabic language Chrome more likely to be installed on a Mac? That would support your theory.
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When I think of notable portmanteaus e.g. chortle, chillax they don't often fit with the formula of matching whole phonemes at the end of the first word and the beginning of the second (Chortle uses the first phoneme, the middle phoneme of
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I can't watch the video (Chrome, US, Windows), but it's likely the change bank commercial. http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/first-citywide-...
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http://www.aacsb.edu/dataandresearch/reports/08-09-salsurvex... Mean salary for new hires in (AACSB accredited) finance is $193,300
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The job market for newly minted accounting PhDs is very, very, good. ASU placed an accounting student at USC for example.
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20 to 35% of amalgam fillings are silver so this material has much smaller silver content than most metallic looking fillings. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amalgam_(dentistry)
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It's actually not clear that trade deficits between nations are meaningful. Suppose country A sells 100 seashells worth of foo to country B and B sells 100 seashells worth of bar to C and C sells 100 seashells worth of baz to A. None of the
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You're talking from the perspective of a pseudo-monopolist, which makes sense when we're talking about iPhones, but all it takes is one entrant charging lower prices and your "best price in terms of total profit" calculation goes down the t
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"ties up the 911 line" Where did he say he's using the emergency line? "the cops hate your friend" you don't know this obviously "I'd bet that they've never acted on a single one of his tips" even if that were true, the cyclist is going to
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Mrs Doubleday's indiscretion
(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Your tone is a bit suspect (what is not "real" about aspirin after all) but I liked your link. Especially "Physical inactivity: People who are physically active are at lower risk of developing colorectal cancer."
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I wonder if women who smoke during pregnancy are less likely to have a father present a decade later, which is also related to earlier menarche http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi...
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Moms' smoking in pregnancy tied to girls' (earlier) puberty
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I think someone ought to pitch building a hospital to the Iroquois League. They already issue passports, rejecting health law seems in line with tribal sovereignty claims. I'm sure a US-located low cost hospital could dwarf other income sou
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If you lined up all the words contained in US law, the median word would be health care related, that has to matter for something. Also AMA enforced under supply of specialists. Also direct and indirect costs of health care liability. Also
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I'll add to this his lengthy discussion of "free work" as opposed to "internship". I don't think that's something I would have even thought about right out of school and even if I did I would have blown it off as a silly idea. I think he ma
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I just watched The Secret of Kells on Netflix and was wondering the same thing. The protagonist has a complete devotion to the creation of illuminated texts which seemed like a perfect stand in for [insert open source project that would ill
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Hence the scare quotes on bonus I think
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And the best educated students in the entire planet according the this metric and study? White kids in D.C. who scored a 37 (compared to #2 Taiwan with a 28) in a city whose average is 1.8. http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2010/
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The announcement: NASA discovers 30 year old black hole
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I'd say it was the two galaxy sized bubbles immediately above and below the plane of the Milky Way that were just discovered but they used the Fermi Gamma-Ray Telescope for those. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/8125127/Giant-spac
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Laser Tracking Projection with Kinect and OpenCV
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Giant Space Bubbles Osculate Galactic Core
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I upvote based on content not title. Perhaps a mod can change it to "New theory suggests Mitochondria precede complexity in early life" I definitely would classify engulfing mitochondria as not just another mutation, it's an entirely differ
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I wonder if health liability doesn't drive this, at least partially. Also, do Starbucks have dish washing facilities currently? That adds a lot of space to the footprint of their small stores (It looks to me as though Starbucks can currentl
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This could be fun as a two phase process, with a typical injection molding machine making legos and then lego maker bot turning them into things. Then you'd have plastic powder -> somewhat arbitrary objects without needing to swap molds
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