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Pittsford held off Fairport to win the Section 5 Class A boys swimming title, the Panthers 10th consecutive championship. Original content available for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons license, except where noted.
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My name is Frederic Humbert (fhumbert at gmail dot com) Unless specified, I own all original pictures scanned and published on rugby-pioneers.com. They are believed to belong to public domain. All pictures and texts are published under Creative Commons...
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It potentially excludes all public relation activities that increase the recognition of an organisation and may thus confer commercial advantages later on. Furthermore, the non-open NC licenses are usually incompatible with open Creative Commons licenses, severely restricting the use of NC licensed mate...
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This ad hearkens back to the days before America came to mistrust its military-industrial complex, the dreamtime when the scream of jets was a sound to comfort your children. Where not otherwise specified, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons...
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For each kit, the company publishes the computer-aided design files, schematics for circuit boards, and the firmware or software code that runs inside a device. Anyone can use this material under a Creative Commons license, provided they credit the...
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CREDIT: AlexanderA1US, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license This Behind the Scenes article was provided to LiveScience in partnership with the National Science Foundation. Silicon has long been the workhorse of our digital...
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Licensing under Creative Commons makes sense to us: Prism’s role as a magazine is to encourage conversation -- we don’t want any obstacles between our audience and our contributors
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On the always-excellent How to Be a Retronaut site, a great collection of 1960s fallout shelter ads, a perfect capsule of upbeat, cheerful fear-selling. Where not otherwise specified, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons License permitting...
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We can see because neurons in our eyes take in visible light and relay electric signals to the brain. But some of those neurons detect light that we cannot actually see. In fact, people who lose all their other retinal cells except these neurons are blind.
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