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While this hoax is still making its way around the blogosphere, there are a couple good investigative tips to point out. I first heard ... -
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The Toys in Space Challenge started with Apollo 8 taking Silly Putty into Space. After the Challenge had been up for a year or so, the ans... -
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source It's not true: growing up digital makes one an effective digital searcher. We've stated this before in our book, Teach...
