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The Web is filled with on-line courses from Udemy to the Ivy League.
FORBES: Why Your Kid Can't Get a Job
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The front page, as always, was filled with three- and four-line advertisements for Newcastle, Silkstone, or Wall's-End coal, Bailey's elastic stockings, ladies' abdominal belts, Pulvermacher's Patent Galvanic Chain Bands, Antakos corn plasters, Iceland Liniment for chilblains, and "Want Places" appeals from wet nurses, scullery maids, and cooks, each willing to supply testimonials about their skills and finer qualities.
NPR: Excerpt: 'Exiles'
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Henry Ford's automated car-assembly line spawned a galaxy of parts factories filled with workers.
WSJ: Henninger: What Would Clint Eastwood Do?
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At Exeter, Network Rail is using a water-filled tube to act as a dam to protect the main railway line between London Paddington and Penzance from flooding.
BBC: Braunton 'cut off' by flood water as rain hits Devon
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Gamers who have endured lag filled game-play with unimpressive low-resolution visuals finally can break free thanks to Digital Storm's Marauder gaming line, the first gaming PCs built around Corsair's Vengeance C70 chassis.
ENGADGET: Digital Storm launches Marauder series of desktop PCs for gamers on a budget