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The BPR3 icon is in nearly-final form. Make comments over at the BPR3 site.
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I'll resist puns with this one, but Kate has a nice write-up
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Translation into American English: Expensive running shoes aren't worth the money
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The best approach seems to be a child's video game
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What living under a dictatorship does to your mental health
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Some very cool graphics showing how a wikipedia page gets edited over time
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