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Archives for October 2011
Webcomics: Freedman, Episode 08 [@pbquach, #thenewblack]
A story of revenge, slavery, race, and the people history has forgotten set in the antebellum period, syndicated weekly on Komplicated.com.
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Webcomics: @world_of_Hurt: The Thrill Seekers #043, “Hell Hath No Fury” [#thenewblack]
World of Hurt is a webcomic created by Jay Potts, syndicated twice a week from its inception on Komplicated.com
Humor: Some Jokes Might Get You Capped!
A little double entendre humor that’s admittedly not so mature …
“What’s Up with Men?” From the Front Lines of the Boston Book Festival
Tom Matlack: “we wanted to collect stories” and talk about what the experience about being a man really is.
Secret Agent Man
Grab a cocktail and enjoy. The daily grind is much quieter now that Jesus moved to a location that should triple his tailoring business. There are times I like it and times I don’t. When I remember the times he rolled back in after work with a…
The 50-50 Chance: Losing a Child
It’s hard to become a mother after having breast cancer, but it shouldn’t be this hard.
Occupy Toronto: A Spiritual Renaissance
Through emphases on dialogue and community, the Occupy movement has displayed a new brand of political and spiritual expression, writes Avi Zer-Aviv.
How Can We Have More Sex?
Seriously, what do you do if your schedules just don’t match up?
Play Sports, Not War
Carson Palmer’s short “retirement” showed how hollow all of football’s war metaphors really are.
Hard Work Is Faith
Men and women of every belief have been praying their whole lives, writes Paul Leroux, whether they’ve known it or not.
Opinion: The Commentary Track for the October 20th Buy Pile, Issue #14 [@cbr] “Uh Oh, It’s Magic”
An analysis of elements from Hannibal Tabu’s reviews column on Comic Book Resources.
New Father Fears- The Terror Of Feeling Trapped
Ah, the joys of parenting when you’re just a panic stricken guy in way over his head… ———————- This morning I got Gus up, found his clothes for him, fed him, talked with him about which colors match which levels of emotions (his choice of conversation not mine), made his lunch, and took him to…
Tools-Catch Your Child Being Good. The Good Deed Gotcha Game!
One game that I’m constantly reminding myself to play with my son Sam is the Good Deed Gotcha Game. Saliha introduced this game at our house. The rules are simple. Catch someone doing something good. Sam catches Saliha doing something good. I spot Saliha or Sam being amazing. And occasionally, I even get caught doing something good myself…
Science: Quantum Levitation Makes Hovering In Mid Air Possible
Science fiction takes another step towards becoming science fact with new developments in this video.