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At least on the technical side in my part of the country, a good place is a local user group or maker/hackerspace, especially if it's a group focused on your specialty. Several of the reputable recruiters have relationships with these groups - they provide a ready pool of talent to draw from and they're smart enough

I just use a bamboo wok scrubber and rubberband the end. $1-$2 at the Asian market down the street. Same concept, but the way the bamboo strips are sliced, there's more scrubbing area, and when it gets worn/frayed and won't scrub well, I just trim the ends with a chop saw, move the rubber band up and keep going. My

Is it possible to put the original publish date on these "Blast from the Past" articles? I like to know how old these blasts are and also find it interesting to see how well/bad a post holds up over time...

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I'm not a fan of that approach either - I love reading and if I read the end of the book, then I've robbed myself of the pleasure of reading. It's usually the other way around for me - I will usually know within a few chapters if I want to read the whole thing or not and if not THEN I'll skip to the end - and I won't

Hey you kids, get offa my lawn! When I was your age we had to dodge and burn by HAND with a piece of cardboard and no light while getting a migraine from the developing chemicals and we LIKED IT THAT WAY!!!!

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Here's an instructional video that's either on the Heimlich or how Batman picks up his sidekicks...