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A large wall map of Eastern Europe, from about 1930, is a helpful primer.

— Nick Bilton How to Opt Out of Facebook Ads Based on Your Shopping Activity EFF Deep Links |  A helpful primer.

Before the Tuesday meeting, many attendees read a report, "Ready to Govern: Improving the Presidential Transition," from the bipartisan group, Partnership for Public Service, which the campaign views as a helpful primer on the history and role of transition teams.

(The Kaiser Family Foundation has posted a helpful primer on the individual mandate. For those who want to know even more about how it will operate, the I.R.S., which will be in charge of tracking enrollment and collecting fines, has published an extensive Q. & A).

The 2016 Survey Report from Aging 2.0 is a helpful primer for any entrepreneur trying to break into the older adult care space.

(Edutopia published this week a helpful primer to the 124-page plan).

The wikiHow site offers a very helpful primer which can be reached at www.wikihow.com/Writer's-Guide; the criteria for evaluation of an exemplary wikiHow article are all there; simply use these to set up your evaluation sheets.

Sasha's posts provide an accessible and helpful primer on the case and relevant antitrust case law and are worth a read.

This is an admittedly concise, yet hopefully helpful, primer.

EdSurge: Kickboard's helpful primer on privacy for ed tech vendors.

Another helpful primer http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/caregivers/in-depth/aging-parents/art-20044126 is from the Mayo Clinic, which lists some less obvious but telling signs, such as scorched pots (an indication that an elderly person is routinely forgetting cooked food on the stove).