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Place Quiz Hints Tutorial<\/p><\/div>\n

Yesterday’s Place Quiz Primer Tutorial<\/a> was another “where” themed web application. We like doing these, being into the (x,y) of life. If you want the (x,y,z) get a Golden Retriever … they’re always looking up.<\/p>\n

But, and it’s such a shame to start the sentence with “but”, but there you are. What was I saying? But we digress? No buts about it? Oh yeah, but what about that “fourth dimension” that “onion of the 4th dimension” … time … and our frequent “time conduit” … timezones. You might recall that we have TimeZone information in that …<\/p>\n


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… and so, you might want to think of this quiz as a “where and when” web application, and as a result, we’d like to call on other web applications from our domain to serve as hints for the user wanting to know more and\/or fishing for hints with the quiz. We call on, housed in an overlaid<\/a> …<\/p>\n