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  Ask, Answer, Receive: After the game, in an English Pub in Georgia I started talking to my neighbors, J and his wife K about the Secret and realized just how "far out there" this thinking is by comparison to the accepted norms. I mean, these are smart people and well paid but even when I was talking about the basics of financial freedom, you know - the Rich Dad way, I could sense their unease. (via Cosmos)

[Freedom-to-tinker.com] Freedom to Tinker: In some cases, a glance at the relevant Talk page helps, since this can at least indicate whether or not the claim has been vetted by other Wikipedians. But not every surprising claim has backstory available on the relevant talk page, and not every reader has the time or inclination to go to that level of trouble for every dubious claim she encounters in Wikipedia.

[Davecormier.com] Dave’s Educational Blog: The thing that i’ve always loved about elgg is that the onus is on the participant. If you wish to join a community, you need to go and find that community and join it.

 [Roughtype.com] Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: The blog-peasants gathered along the shore, jeering at the ships and telling the invaders that they would soon be vanquished by the brave royals in the great castle. But when the captains of the merchant ships made their way to the gates of the castle, bearing crates of gold, they were not repelled by the royals with cannons but rather welcomed with fanfares.

[Ece.ubc.ca] Twenty Years From Now: September 2005 Archives: Using Semacode Nodes, real-world objects such as a museum, a statue or anything that exists in the real-world and which happens to have a Wikipedia.org article written will be tagged with their according Wikipedia article URL. A passer-by can now use his Smartphone and 'click' (take a picture and decode the URL) on the Semacode Node in order to obtain the relevant Wikipedia article on the subject that she is standing in front of.

 [Corante.com] Fear of a Eugenicist Planet. The Loom: A blog about life, past and ...: The changes in Wikipedia do not represent the death of Wikipedia but adaptation, and more importantly, adaptation in exactly the direction Carr suggests will work."

[b2evo package: Start page] Logorrhea on the road: It's 8.30 in the morning, and I'm sitting in a comfy chair in the lobby of the bright, psychedelically colored hostel in Niagara Falls (Ontario). There's a family milling about and taking longer than I would have imagined possible to do anything.

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