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What to check before buying a used car

A practical guide for Links Beat readers, written from everyday experience. The paperwork tells you more than the paint. Make sure the registration document matches the seller, the identification number on the car…

www.gov.uk
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News & Society

How to read news without burning out

Written for Links Beat: the essentials, without the noise. The constant stream of alerts is designed to keep you looking, not to keep you informed. A healthier approach is to read in two planned sittings a day from a…

reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk
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Other

Keeping a simple daily notebook

A short, useful read for the Links Beat community. A plain notebook beats most productivity apps for one reason: it does not want anything from you. Each morning write the date, three things that must happen today and…

bulletjournal.com
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Other

How to ask for help and actually get it

Here is a straightforward look at this topic for Links Beat. Vague requests get vague answers. "Can you help me with the report?" invites a sigh; "Could you check the two figures on page three before four o'clock?"…

www.ted.com
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E-commerce

Card payment security for a small online store

This piece for Links Beat collects the advice that holds up in practice. Any business that accepts card payments is expected to protect card data according to industry security standards. For a small online store the…

www.pcisecuritystandards.org
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Science

Why the sky is blue, explained properly

A practical guide for Links Beat readers, written from everyday experience. Sunlight contains every colour, and as it passes through the atmosphere the gas molecules scatter the shorter blue wavelengths far more than…

spaceplace.nasa.gov
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Science

What a vaccine actually does in your body

This piece for Links Beat collects the advice that holds up in practice. A vaccine shows the immune system a harmless piece or copy of a germ so that it can prepare before the real thing arrives. The body produces…

www.who.int
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