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For me, being a part of the Ruby community feels like getting a sneak peek at where software development is going six months to two years from now. Intridea Blog: The Future’s Pretty Cool, or Why I Love Ruby
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Pearl street in spring

Pearl street in spring

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Evening @dojo4.

Evening @dojo4.

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Earthquake survivors say the Tibetan monks helped first, bringing food, pitching tents and digging through rubble after disaster hit far western China a week ago, killing and injuring thousands The Associated Press: Tibetan monks ordered to leave China’s quake zone
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The organisation said that one worker was even fined for losing his finger while operating a hole punch press. Microsoft’s Chinese workforce, too tired to stay awake | Mail Online
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And that’s exactly what I did. Five hour training rides in the pouring rain. It’s exactly what you need to do when you’re coming up to a big goal. Uncle Andy’s Ready For The Ardennes | Cyclingnews.com
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At each moment we’re at the edge of a paradox described by the Greek philosopher Zeno. Since an object can’t occupy two places simultaneously, he contended an arrow is only at one place during any given instant of its flight. To be in one place, however, is to be at rest. The arrow must therefore be at rest at every instant of its flight, and motion is impossible. But is this really a paradox? Or rather, is it proof that time [motion] isn’t a feature of the outer, spatial world, but is rather a conception of thought? Robert Lanza, M.D.: Why Do We Exist? Experiments Hold the Answer
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A new study finds that companies selling health and life insurance invest nearly $2 billion in fast food restaurants, Scientific American reports. Insurers that “profess to support health and wellness” are raising doubts with their choice of investments, the study authors wrote, since fast food has been tied to worrisome health effects such as obesity. Life and disability insurer Northwestern Mutual holds the most stock in fast food with $422.2 million invested in burger chains including McDonald’s. The study was published online in the American Journal of Public Health
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Health Buzz: Health Insurers Invest in Fast Food - US News and World Report
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Yo.

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Particularly dubious are the standard rules for creating and protecting website passwords, Herley found. For example, users are admonished to change passwords regularly, but redoing them is not an effective preventive step against online infiltration unless the cyber attacker (or evil colleague) who steals your sign-in sequence waits to employ it until after you’ve switched to a new one, Herley wrote. That’s about as likely as a crook lifting a house key and then waiting until the lock is changed before sticking it in the door. Please do not change your password - The Boston Globe
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92% say that Obama is moving the country toward socialism. I’ll wager two means of production and one Saul Alinsky union card that most of these folks never read Das Kapital and wouldn’t know a Hegelian dialectic from the man in the moon. Obama, a bourgeois intellectual who has surrounded himself with mainstays of corporate capitalism, has a plan to take us to the socialist paradise? Yeah, and I suppose the New York Mets are a lock to win the World Series this year. The Tea Party’s Got Issues to Work Through - Boy, Do They - Coop’s Corner - CBS News
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