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“I would argue that monsters in literature, in general, are almost always indicative of things we fear in a sort of collective sense,” said Cajsa Baldini, a senior lecturer in the English Department of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University ( Read more... )

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By now you know that Twitter has rolled out a new version which features a large an prominent space for a header image with your profile image and bio. For role players, this new Twitter header image is both a wonderful opportunity and a challenge because it can help ( Read more... )

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Seems we’re in the midst of a virtual crime wave. Phonies are stalking our social networks in ever growing numbers. Plagiarism is running amok. Trademarks and copyrights are being infringed upon all over the place.And everywhere, creators and users struggle with the ( Read more... )

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“Outernauts is Insomniac’s newest game universe. We believe it will appeal to both our long time Insomniac fans and new consumers on Facebook,” said Ted Price, President and Founder of Insomniac Games. “By bringing the breadth and elements of console gaming to a social ( Read more... )

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You may have heard that users are more satisfied with the Google+  experience than with Facebook. That may be true for the “real” user. We wondered if it also applied to RPers using Google+.


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