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Freely you have received, freely give
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The site makingthingswork.wordpress.com presently has a traffic classification of zero (the smaller the more users). We have analyzed nine pages within the web site makingthingswork.wordpress.com and found two websites referencing makingthingswork.wordpress.com. We have unearthed one mass network sites acquired by this website.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Freely you have received, freely give." I noticed that the web site stated " On September 15, 2011 by makingthingswork." They also stated " Ive put this off for a while, but heres all the details! Summary I made and you probably can too! A scale that is readable via USB with better than 1lb resolution for less than 50. I have been using it to track the weight of my beehive, and year-to-date, they have produced over 150lb of honey! Long version picturesschematicscode near the bottom. The project works as follows."

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