It is something of a fluke that copyright law has become so intertwined with our online lives. Fortunately, a technology on the verge of going main stream will soon give us a chance to re-examine the role that copyright plays in our lives. By connecting the physical and the digital, 3-D printers remind us that copyright is not a general-purpose legal right that allows people to demand control over whatever they want. Read more. http://slate.me/xUuBzk
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In the November 2010 edition of the Italian State Railway’s magazine La Freccia, one could find an article entitled “Le vie dell’olio”. The article offered production background and geographic indications for the peninsula’s best olive oil, giving some specific mills to visit in each of the main olive oil producing regions. http://bit.ly/zAq4uY
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Comic book collectors can make big money selling their books, but only if the condition is right. If you have been collecting comics, make sure that you protect your comic books the right way to help them maintain their value and bring you the price you want. http://howc.st/yu7C8n
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Booklets are an economical way to convey information to potential or existing customers. Much smaller in size and number of pages than a report, booklets are easy to carry and a “quick” read. Many business owners make the mistake of printing them in-house, without the correct tools or staff to complete project properly. http://bit.ly/yhXu2R
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Introduce your preschooler to the exciting world around through JumpStart’s free, printable preschool resources. JumpStart has a large collection of fun preschool activities, worksheets and lesson plans, perfect for a 3 – 4 year old’s first encounter with schooling. The fun-filled activities, worksheets and lesson plans are designed to ensure that the young ones enjoy their lessons and develop a love for learning that will stay with them as they grow older. http://bit.ly/y5UTnC
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Vintage bathrooms are very popular and because of their classic appeal, will never go out of style. Today’s vintage bath includes these plus other design elements from the early 20th century, then combines them with modern conveniences. Take a look at some vintage-inspired baths and the types of products used to create them now. http://bit.ly/wD6Fta
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Have you ever tried making pasta at home? Though fresh pasta might require you to spend a little more time in your kitchen, the effort is worth it. See how easy it is to make homemade pasta. http://bit.ly/xN7JU5
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Eyear Remodeling Magazine and Realtor Magazine team up to conduct a study that includes both construction costs and resale values, The study looks at the various value added of mid-range and up-scale projects, with the typical costs and value added. Over the years, the study has become the bible for contractors and real estate professionals to compare cost and value in changing market places. http://bit.ly/yr9frN
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Utilitarian workhorses of the computing industry, our printers are ignored until they run out of ink. Then we replace the tanks as quickly (and as cheaply) as we can and don’t think about the devices for another few months. This collection of tips and tricks shows you how to keep nozzles clear, print sharper pictures, test out your document formatting easily, and more. http://bit.ly/xMc7cl
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Seven ways for young children to be smart: Early childhood professionals have always looked at the whole picture when considering children’s intelligence. Psychologist Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory reinforces the fact that there are many different ways for children to be smart. Instead of asking, “How smart is this child?” a better question may be, “How is this child smart?” http://bit.ly/xwLbCi
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