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CareWire Hopes To String Together Patients And Providers

Based in St. Paul, Minnesota, CareWire hopes to bring together patients and healthcare providers in a new and innovative way through their communication tool used to help relieve some of that anxiety with well-timed messages.

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Kickstarter Project Will Have You Seeing Sunshine

Moving from Texas to Chicago in mid-June, I thought I’d stumbled upon Midwestern Narnia – the sun was shining, the streets were festing, the beach was crowded – and everyone.

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The Life Cycle of a Web Page on StumbleUpon #Infographic

When you post a link on Facebook or Twitter, it tends to quickly sink into obscurity after only a few hours. We’re bombarded everyday with shared content from email, and social accounts.

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Charbucks Wins Again

This article deals with something near and dear to most start-up owners’ hearts: Starbucks. It also deals with something else that should be near and dear to all start-up owners’.

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#Rethink Speaker Series Kicks Off with Freelancers Union Founder

The monthly #Rethink speaker series, hosted by Grind in NYC on the 2nd Tuesday every month, kicked off this week with “#Rethink Mutualism” featuring Freelancers Union Founder and Director Sara.

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#BlackoutSOPA With This Simple Tool

As the fight against censorship continues this week many are taking a stand against the Stop Online Piracy Act by establishing web movements in hopes of creating awareness about the bill.

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Launch dates are arbitrary

Building a startup comes with its far share of unforeseen issues and challenges.  Even when planned properly, the timeline for a feature or service is arbitrary to our best guess.  This is.

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Biopixels Give A Whole New Meaning To Dead Pixels

Who knew that bacteria could be so beautiful? Well, apparently researchers at University of California San Diego. The team used millions of glowing bacteria cells to create a pretty awesome,.

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Tech.li TV: First Look at Codecademy’s Code Year Lesson Plan

Over 280,000 people signed up for Code Year,including New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and today marks the beginning of the course with the first lesson in JavaScript.

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75% of Students Say On-Campus Wifi Means Better Grades

Yesterday’s children of the Internet are today’s college students. So it’s not that surprising that a recent study by OnlineColleges.net found that 75% of  US college students say that on-campus.

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