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David Webb

  • Content Editor and Community Manager, CCM
  • Content Editor and Copywriter, Freelance
France
As seen in: EdSurge, Optica, The Solari Report, Explore Magazine, Respiratory Medicine
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The Manufacturing Cost Guide Version 2.0 Primer

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By Douglas Thomas, David Webb
| nist.gov
This primer provides an overview in using the Manufacturing Cost Guide 2.0: https://www.nist.gov/services-resources/software/manufacturing-cost-gui…. It explains how to use the tool and provides documentation on how the estimates are calculated in the tool. This tool executes economic input-output analysis to examine industry supply chains. It provides estimates of value added and measures of various negative externalities throughout a selected industry's supply chain.
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Vibe Coding Sparked a Love of Reading in My Classroom - EdSurge N

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By David Webb
| EdSurge Verified
I have had big ideas before. Ideas that felt urgent and important at 11 p.m. and somehow evaporated by morning. So, when the idea for creating an AI-powered reading recommendation system to generate student excitement about our school’s library catalog came to me, I asked my partner what she thought about me giving up evenings and weekends for a year or two. “Just go for it,” she said. That conversation was in May 2025. By November, my vibe-coded app was live in my classroom.
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Study Reveals: A Single Factor Can Reduce Your Risk of Dying by Nearly 40 Percent

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By David Webb
| ccm.net
A new study reveals that a simple factor can lower your risk of dying by a third. Here's a quick overview of the findings. Humans are inherently social, and our need for connection is crucial for well being. Research shows that social isolation and lack of support can significantly increase mortality risk, particularly among those with obesity, who face higher rates of loneliness and related health issues.
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