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 For older workers looking for a job, age bias can be hard to fight. Career blogger Toni Bowers suggests some things you can do to present your age and experience in a way that elevates your personal brand. Have you ever tried to address perceived age bias in an interview?
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Jay Garmon lists 50 top-shelf geeks to be found on Twitter (in no particular order of awesomeness). The list includes Warren Ellis, John Cleese, Wil Wheaton, and John Hodgman.
 Product Spotlight: Sharp AQUOS 32" LCD TV as a PC monitor
The line between computer monitors and televisions is growing increasingly thin. If you have the extra cash and adequate desktop real estate, an LCD TV might be the right PC monitor for you. Check out his Product Spotlight on using the Sharp AQUOS 32-inch LCD TV as a desktop monitor.
 Spring preview - Games and gear
What new releases should you get excited about this spring? Here are a few picks. Also, see what's hot in tech cars | cameras and camcorders | computers and components | car tech | cell phones and smartphones.
 Geek Trivia: Pros and (emoti)cons
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 Gallery: UK tech sites on Google Street View
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 Images: The technology of 'Battlestar Galactica'
We've highlighted some of the advanced technology found in the show, and compared it to things that actually exist in our world.
Is the Apple iPhone 3.0 better suited to the enterprise now?
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Thanks to a clever Google Maps hack from CarlosLabs, you too can experience the insidious glee of fake-nuking any address in the United States (presumably without accidentally enticing a military supercomputer into provoking World War III). Find more optical distractions in the TechRepublic gallery collection and the TR video channel. White Papers from our partners | 
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