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Rated • 4 reviews • health, cooking, food • yahoo.com
Frankly, this is kind of scary stuff...
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Greg is a man from Columbus, Ohio, USA
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30 of the Most Creative Bookshelves Designs
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Catchy bookshelf designs for bookworms with unlimited budgets... -
:: Card Toss ::
Rated • 416 reviews • online games, card games, flash games • cardtoss.com
It's a fun little game but like most posters said, you can only play it once or twice at most. -
from the brink of extinction » weird things
Rated • 1 review • evolution, science fiction, science, technology, conservation • worldofweirdthings.com
Since Jurassic Park ignited the silver screen, conservationists and a few scientists have wondered about using our technology to resurrect extinct creatures or save a species about to die out. But will nature doom our potential efforts to failure? -
skeptics vs. debunkers » weird things
Rated • 1 review • science tech, eduction • worldofweirdthings.com
Over the past few years, skepticism and debunking seem to have merged. But does it help the cause of science education or harm it? -
blame it on dawkins » weird things
Rated • 1 review • evolution, religion, science • worldofweirdthings.com
If you're planning to read books about evolution, World Net Daily is warning you. It might drive you to suicide just like it did a college student in NY. But their tale buries a lot of questions about what went wrong and why... -
now with more science » weird things
Rated • 1 review • movies, science, tv • worldofweirdthings.com
After decades of helping politicians to portray science as something best left to socially inept nerds, Hollywood wants to reverse course. But how much science can you put into a movie or TV show and keep it entertaining? And could movies ever be a substitute for good education? -
http://psdtuts.com/articles/web/54-mind-blowing-digital-p...
Rated • 292 reviews • arts • psdtuts.com
It's amazing what a couple of years of painstaking, detailed, pixel by pixel work can do...
