Vitam’s Blog

To my online clansmen it is well know I have a girlfriend that I met
online in roleplay. Yes, you are jealous ;). Just this last week we
decided to spice things up a bit by buying some goodies from Theatons
Adult Toys. I got myself a collection of anal sex DVDs and a sex swing
to give her a good seeing to in. While, You bought herself a dildo and something odd looking from the vibrators range. We really love the sex swing and are using it at least one
a week. We enjoyed the film, but you only watch ‘em once and i’m sure
shes been enjoying her toys when i’m not around. The prices are pretty
fantastic, even for one in Vietnam. Despite being based in the UK,
Theatons had the toys to us within five days.

Darwin Day is the anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin on February 12, 1809.

He is honored for his dedication and innovative skills to trace the theory of Natural selection as the mechanism of organic evolution. He not only proposed it, he presented it with supporting evidence. The most established and highly debated logical explanation for the diversity of life.
I feel deep respect for his power of observation.

On the Origin of Species was published on November 24, 1859.

When I had chance to visit the Vice Chancellor (VC) of (then) Royal Nepal Academy for Science and Technology, I could see two pictures of scientist on his office wall. I had asked “why (only) these two people?”
At that time VC was Prof. Daya Nanda Bajracharya, and he was happy that I asked that. One of them was Charles Darwin and the other was Albert Einstein. I also agree with the fact that the two figures are sufficient to summarize the power of “the one” who can drive the science to next few centuries.

2009 will mark an important year for Darwin Day celebrations. The year will be the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, and will also mark the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species.

Yo no soy friky

OS presento mi blog , solo tiene un mes y medio pero ya cuenta con mas de 50 entradas y mucha ilusion !

Estoy Auto promoviendo mi blog y que? xDD

al que no le guste que se muerda un codo

The Recycling Problem
Problems With the Professor #108

With the environment nearing crisis, it falls to the Professor
to explain to us the true value of recycling.

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Jesus’ dreams from within the hospital, part 3, and the escape.

That evening, Meredith sat up in her bed and rubbed her eyes. There
was a dream behind them, a nightmare. She was in some cell, someone
had put her there by mistake. Mistaken identity? The dream was already
unraveling. She was a saint of some sort, maybe Christ Himself. There
were some explosions, and this Kafka thing with a hospital
Nevermore, said a voice from the window, and she laughed softly to
herself.

Order Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning through Amazon.com now.

Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning audiobook feed.

The original chapter of Join My Cult! excerpted in this episode written by James Curcio, co-written by Ari & Jason Stackhouse and read by P. Emerson Williams. Music is provided by Choronzon, and James Curcio.

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Spotlight on Ed Unitsky
Ray Carney

What kind of art education do you have?
Ed Unitsky:
I am self taught, my artistic ability is natural born.

In regards to your gallery experiences, which do you prefer, the

internet or gallery spaces?
EU:

Currently, my artwork is on the internet, on CD/DVD covers, Posters for Musicians, and websites. I have had one gallery exhibition at Cusco Jacks in Rockford, Illinois that my manager hosted for me. I have a few galleries that we are working with who have requested exhibitions of my artwork, so this is a possibility very soon.

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Hell
Problems With the Professor #109

It’s a vexing
dilemma that has plagued philosophers since they thought and
therefore were: is there really a Hell?

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In this episode: James Curcio plays some of the more bizarre messages left by hopeful supplicants for the Fallen Nation trailer contest, as well as an in-progress version of the Black Osiris track “Ministry of Cliches.”

Wes Unruh corners experimental magician Taylor Ellwood on the topics in Ellwoood’s latest book, “Multi Media Magic.”

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The Hate Problem
Problems With the Professor #110

Sure, we’ve all had run-ins with the neighbors, but every now
and then you’re forced to consider the nuclear option - what do you
do if everyone hates you?

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Top 5 Warcraft News Stories
(Or, Why I Play WoW)
Wes Unruh

Now that I’ve reached level 70 with Erisian, my Troll Rogue on the Lothar server, I’ve realized that having a gold guide handy, especially as an enchanter/herbalist, would have come in quite useful. Let me explain…

I realize that opening sentence makes almost no sense to anyone who hasn’t played Warcraft, but to those who’ve gotten somewhere in their forties or fifties and are wondering why they’re facing exponentially increasing costs for their profession choices, I feel your pain. I didn’t know what I was doing when I signed up my first character.

I’m still wandering around on my original mount, for crying out loud, while I watch other players flying overhead in gyrocopters and on the backs of netherwing drakes. Oh, I’m jealous, yes. On the other hand I can enchant things. On the other, other hand I can only get the materials to enchant things by destroying uncommon, rare, and epic items that other players take to the auction house and sell off for gold. And with prices for the training to ride a flying mount running at 800 gold for the first level and 5000 gold for the next, I’ll be lucky if I get a flying mount within the next year - hence the various gold guides become to look mighty tempting.

Nor did I powerlevel. I’ve seen the guides, ways to get from level 1 to level 70 in two weeks, both for horde and for alliance characters, and have considered buying them. I possibly would too, if I had the time in which to devote two weeks purely to Warcraft, but I’m all too aware of the syndrome Jason Lubyk outlined in The Online Addicts Safe Playing Guide last year.

I did, however, play enough to begin to see through the knee-jerk reporting and odd, erroneous details that seem to pop up ever couple of months in the mainstream news, and I’d like to share some of the more interesting bits that have caught my attention since I began playing ‘WoW’. All of these articles caught my eye because I found them fascinating, and span the life of the game since it’s inception. (more…)

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