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After its launch on September 27th, Indian engineer T. Harikumar’s game “Snakes and Ladders” has already had over 250,000 downloads. What are YOU waiting for?

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It is quite an interesting task for people who are preparing to construct their houses. It is not an easy job but at the same time the homeowners will be saving thousands of dollars. At some places, especially in large city areas, the real estate costs are so high that building own homes will be less expensive. However, there are plenty of things to consider when constructing a home. These things include finance, cost of land, appointing a project consultants and geotechnical engineer. It i

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Young execs shun online games to focus on work Inbox Robot: Online Games News Mon, 02/23/2009 - 21:30 … Young execs shun online games to focus on work AZEROTH, the fictional world of popular online game World Of Warcraft (WoW), will have to … they are no longer as attached to online gaming as they used to be. Information-technology engineer …

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Filed under: Screenshots, Around Azeroth, Galleries After finishing off their “For the Alliance!” achievement, Xeptor of Area 52 and his comrades just couldn’t wait to show off their new bear mounts. So they had an engineer drop a MOLL-E right there in Silvermoon and clustered around the mailbox to pick up the bears for a triumphant ride out of the city. Unfortunately for us schadenfreude fans, while they were all sorting through their mailboxes and mount tabs, a Horde revenge raid completely

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The Victorian Government’s refusal to provide data for Google’s bushfire map mashup limited its scope and highlighted glaring problems with Crown copyright provisions, the search giant’s top Australian engineer said yesterday. With over 1 million page views since Sunday, the Google Map overlay showing Victoria’s bushfires has been invaluable for tracking the extent of the disaster. Google Australia engineering director Alan Noble told the Broadband and Beyond conference in Melbourne

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