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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Obama, Clinton meet for lunch, sparking 2016 buzz

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Now Analyzing More Than 15 Billion Actions A Month, Mixpanel Launches A Big Marketing Campaign And A Conference About Analytics

Andreessen Horowitz-backed analytics startup Mixpanel has been growing quickly over the last year, adding new customers and rapidly expanding the amount of data it tracks. Now it's looking to grab more customers and help them better understand their users, with a big marketing push in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and the launch of a conference about data-driven decision making.

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Saturday, July 27, 2013

Pinterest Adds Support For ?Do Not Track? As It Begins To Personalize Its Service For Users

Pinterest announced today that it will add support for Do Not Track, the web browser mechanism that allows users to opt-out of having their personal data and activity collected by websites and third parties. It's not the first social media company to make this move - Twitter, for example, announced last year that it would also support the Do Not Track technology.

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Friday, July 26, 2013

Hands-on training teaches new PSYOP soldiers the importance of military information support operations [Image 2 of 4]

Spc. Caleb Quezada, 312th Psychological Operations Company, writes down notes as his team leader talks with a role-player during training dealing with face-to-face interaction with a local populace during battle assembly, in Marlboro, Md., June 9.
(U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Sharilyn Wells/USACAPOC(A))

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Thursday, July 25, 2013

Bringing NY's beauty to baseball fans

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George H.W. Bush shaves head in support of kid with cancer

In today's news that will make you go, "Awww," George H.W. Bush recently showed his support for a child with cancer in a way that is just inspiring.

The 41st President of the United States shaved his head completely in solidarity with 2-year-old Patrick, the son of a member of his security detail. Patrick is battling cancer and lost his hair during treatment for his leukemia. Bush, as well as a whole group of his Secret Service detail, shaved their heads to show their support.

Bush's spokesman Jim McGrath tweeted?the incredible pictures on Wednesday (July 24), and no matter how you feel politically about the former POTUS, you have to admit this is amazing.