Coal is going out of business in Scotland. One duke and an inventive architect teamed up to replace it with revitalizing the community.
Source: This Abandoned Coal Mine In Scotland Is Now A Modern-Day Stonehenge
Month: July 2015
A fittingly superhero-esque design for children who have lost limbs.
Source: A Lego-Friendly Prosthetic Arm Lets Kids Build Their Own Attachments
A short game sheds light on government policy, corporate America, and why no one likes to be wrong.
Source: A Quick Puzzle to Test Your Problem Solving – The New York Times
Microsoft’s MSDN blog is again offering a big batch of free technical ebooks, and this one is the largest collection to date.
Source: Download Over 240 Free Technical eBooks from Microsoft
I’m looking for some help.
I have a variety of Outlook macros (see here) that run automatically when I send an e-mail. Recently these have stopped working and I see no errors.
If I manually trigger the same macro then it works and from that point onwards it will run automatically.
Any thoughts?
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Fife Teen Launches Fun Run
A 14-year-old from Fife is organising a Fun Run in St Andrews after her maths teacher was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease.
Source: Fife Teen Launches Fun Run
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What’s the perfect night light for any geek-child? The Death Star crashing through the wall, of course. Read More >>
Source: The Death Star Crashing Through Your Wall Makes For a Great Night Light
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