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            <title>Downloading Fundsupermart daily price history</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[<p>In case you haven't notice it, by default Fundsupermart only offers an indexed return graph in the fund's information page. That may be useful if you only bought the fund at its initial offering and plan to keep it until it divests itself.  However most of us only start investing after the fund in question have gained a significant size and thus been around for quite some time. Thus we need the price graph to help decide when is a good time to buy and at what point we should sell. Fortunately Fundsupermart does offer this information but it's not in a convenient graph form – it offers a historical list of prices and valuation dates and goes back to about three months. In this post, I'll outline three ways to get a line graphs of the historical prices.
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            <title>Speech Timer for Public Speakers</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[<p>Why do you need a specialized timer to measure speech times?  Specifically why Toastmasters will benefit from a special purpose timer application to keep time of public speaking sessions.
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