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alc277
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Comment #34906297
My daughter is really enjoying it so far going through 5th grade math and working into algebra.
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Comment #10003506
Marine Spill Response Corporation | Herndon, VA | PHP Web Application Developer | Fulltime | Onsite From Me: I've been with MSRC for 8 years. It's a great organization and I have r…
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Comment #9420445
The nose would be blurry as the lenses make everything in that area of the screen blurry (at least on the DK2).
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Comment #7951223
They always post a video at the top of their blog entries.
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Comment #7833642
Herndon, Virginia (DC Metro Area) - PHP Web Application Developer - Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) - Full Time MSRC is the largest, dedicated oil spill and emergency resp…
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Comment #7681135
Herndon, Virginia - PHP Web Application Developer - Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) Not Your Average Job As an employee of Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC), suppor…
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Comment #7627565
Herndon, Virginia - PHP Web Application Developer - Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) Not Your Average Job As an employee of Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC), suppor…
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Comment #3314274
A magazine is going to hurt a lot less than a laptop when it becomes a projectile during an accident or extreme turbulence.
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Comment #2914045
Mine is 1776. When it started becoming "favorite" number. :)
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Comment #2767556
http://www.wdyl.com/#lamp
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Comment #1803962
The ThinkVitamin Radio podcast is top notch. http://thinkvitamin.com/podcast/
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Comment #1803930
Agreed. Just starting listening a couple of weeks ago. The episodes are quite long but are heavy with content.
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Comment #1791652
Just a word of advice to anybody using this approach - make sure to setup Apache(et al) to not serve .svn folders and files or someone will be able to download your code. I've alwa…
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Comment #1605026
I was thinking about switching to Rails many, many times in past. I've messed around with it and coded up some util type stuff (probably not enough) and found that it doesn't reall…
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Comment #1468912
I've seen some frameworks that use flash storage as a last resort for IE6. I've found success just building in a ajax fail-over and then let IE6 or any other browser make use of th…
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Comment #1180204
Penn State