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    <div class="html-content">In an interview with Boloji.com, one of India’s most popular e-magazines, UMBC’s Robert Deluty revealed the origins of his transformation into a poet and shared a few select pieces spanning more than 20 years. According to Dr. Deluty, associate dean of the graduate school, he did not discover his talent for writing poetry until he was in his late 30’s when he adapted a “long-winded, self-righteous, and boring” essay into his first published poem expressing his views on entitlement. It was published in The Baltimore Evening Sun newspaper. Surprisingly, however, it was his 30-plus years as a psychology professor and practicing …</div>
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<Title>Advanced Topic - How do I embed a Google Form on my site in sites.umbc.edu?</Title>
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<Summary>Hasbro has announced a hybrid digital and physical toy line intended to interact with the popular Angry Birds Star Wars app.     </Summary>
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<Summary>Lecturer and W3C Advisory Committee member Scott Hollier takes a look at the milestones that have pushed accessibility into the mainstream and continue to impact on the way we work     </Summary>
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<Title>Bits Blog: Why Web Reviewers Make Up Bad Things</Title>
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<Summary>Internet reviewers are fond of denouncing products and services they have never bought. Two researchers tackled this well-known but poorly understood phenomenon.     </Summary>
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<Title>Bits Blog: Wrangling Over &#8216;Do Not Track&#8217;</Title>
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<Summary>A variety of companies have lined up against the online advertising industry over how to put in effect a standardized “Do Not Track” mechanism for online users.     </Summary>
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