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  Patch Peer Panel Question of the Week
  Patch.com
  By James Baer This week's Peer Panel question comes from the Ladue-Frontenac Patch. Patch wants to know if 18-year-olds are registered and ready to vote? The Super Tuesday primary lands in Missouri this week. Do teen agers care generally about local or ...
  
  
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  National Family Mortgage Passes $20 Million in Peer-to-Peer Mortgage Loans ...
  MarketWatch (press release)
  BOSTON, MA, Feb 01, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- National Family Mortgage, America's premier peer-to-peer lending solution for home loans between relatives, today announced that it has passed $20 million in total mortgage loan originations.
  
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  Qualcomm AllJoyn peer-to-peer gaming and sharing hands-on
  Android Community
  A peer-to-peer proximity based gaming, streaming, and sharing technology between devices such as Android phones and tablets. This makes device-to-device communication easy and simple for games, music, and anything else you can think of.
  
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  Codecademy Launches Peer-to-Peer Coding Lessons
  Wall Street Journal (blog)
  The New York company is launching peer-to-peer coding lessons through its website starting Thursday in private beta and opening to the public within weeks. More than 1 million people, including New York's Mayor Michael Bloomberg, have signed up for a ...
  
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  Peer Support Group will meet Feb. 13
  MyWebTimes.com
  The Illinois Valley Center for Independent Living Peer Support Group will meet from 6 to 7:30 pm Monday, Feb. 13, at the IVCIL, 18 Gunia Drive, La Salle. Consumers of IVCIL, family and friends are welcome to attend and discuss issues affecting them ...
  
  
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  Seaford Elementary Schools Collaborate to Train Student 'Peacemakers' in Peer ...
  Patch.com
  Thirty fourth graders complete an all-day peer mediation training conducted by Eastern Suffolk BOCES. By Patch Staff Fourth-graders from Seaford Harbor and Manor elementary schools discuss how they would approach a fictional conflict between students.