Interesting Links for 02-10-2013
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andrewducker- Visualizing the most unisex names in U.S. history
- Note 3’s benchmarking “adjustments” inflate scores by up to 20%
- Mid-life stress may increase a woman's risk of developing dementia
- This is what happens when you ask a woman to test your games
- Making children smarter with conversation.
- Genes, intelligence, and age
- American healthcare was already socialized by Reagan, we’re just fighting about how to pay for it
- The 3D printed 6 seconds toothbrush tailored to your teeth
- Tory councillor defends gay rights, tells Daily Mail to bugger off
- The six stages of debugging
- Potential government shutdown: How would the U.S. media report on it if it were happening to another country?
- Valve registers European trademark for Half-Life 3
- Who gets murdered in Scotland, and by whom?
- In Scotland, it takes 15 solar panels to power one home.
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Date: 2013-10-02 11:46 am (UTC)