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C.R. Avery and Mihirangi
TONIGHT
Tuesday, March 13th, 2007
Show 8 pm
doors 7:15
Tickets $12 @ Ticketmaster, Candor Books & Music and WECC
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The vatican's webmaster
Sister Judith Zoebelein, who runs the Vatican's website was recently interviewed. There are several sparkling moments in there, like her humourous take on the question "do you see the possibility of services being run in Second Life?". -
weak point?
Anyone know the origin of the phrase "hit its weak point for massive damage"? I've heard it before and I'm guessing it's something as obscure as AYBABTU. My Google-fu has produced nothing so far. -
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Here's a quick word riddle for you geeks:
Which digital storage unit is a unit of musician employment?
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attention: need a 56k modem
Anyone have a 56k modem (PCI) they would like to sell/give me? My parents decided to save money by going with dialup instead of cable (noone lives at home). I thought I had two, but I must have thrown them out in an tech purge long ago. -
domain troubles
My domain expired last night, but thankfully was placed on hold so I could pay. I found out this morning when some pictures I placed on my site were unavailble. It's paid and back now, but there was that brief brief outage.
So, if you sent some really important e-mail in the past day or so, please resend. -
The Guardian (Heron Lake), August 25, 1881
Discourse on Kissing
Kissing may be said to be like swimming. The kisser must abandon himself wholly to the business-close his eyes, as it were, and trust to the natural buoyancy of his body to recover himself after the ecstatic plunge. A girl takes a kissing as kittens take to sport, with a natural appetite for the quintessence of its delight. ( Read more... ) -
Titanic? Titanian.
Seeing, touching and smelling the extraordinarily Earth-like world of TitanThus, while many of Earth's familiar geophysical processes occur on Titan, the chemistry involved is quite different. Instead of liquid water, Titan has liquid methane. Instead of silicate rocks, Titan has frozen water ice. Instead of dirt, Titan has hydrocarbon particles ( Read more... )
