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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Nuclear Power: Menace or Blessing?
Thanks again to Scott Berkun for the topic. Given the recent nuclear disaster in Japan, I thought this question was worth writing about. Personally, I don’t mind nuclear power. My problem with it, besides the inherent danger of an outside … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Environment, General, Nuclear Physics, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Science, Social Observations, Technology
Tagged clean energy, earthquake, EPA, idiots in government, Japan, NRC, nuclear power, Nuclear Regulatory Commision, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Scott Berkun, solar power, spent fuel rods, terrorist, tsunami, wind, WordPress Post a Day Challenge 2011
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Where I find Acceptance
Scott Berkun suggested this topic for the Postaday/week 2011 Challenge. Here’s my answer. Thanks for the topic, Scott! Where do you find acceptance? For your ideas? For the secret notions you have for who you really want to be? Or … Continue reading
Posted in General, Personal, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Social Observations, Unfolding Revelations
Tagged Acceptance, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Scott Berkun, self awareness, self exploration, self knowledge, self-acceptance, self-examination, self-expression, self-growth, self-honesty, true self, wordpress, WordPress Post a Day Challenge 2011
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Dungeons and Dragons: Daggerdale Trailer
The trailer for a new Dungeons and Dragons game. I note that it is going to be available for the Xbox Live Arcade. Might be an interesting game to pick up, depending on price.
Posted in Entertainment, Gaming, General, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Technology
Tagged D&D, D20, Daggerdale, Dungeons and Dragons, gamine, Magic, postaday2011, postaweek2011, RPG, video games, Xbox Live Arcade
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Open Thread Thursdays: Skynet
From Wikipedia (Skynet (Terminator)) Skynet is the main antagonist in the Terminator franchise — an artificially intelligent system which became self-aware and revolted against its creators. Skynet is rarely seen onscreen, and its actions are often performed via other robots … Continue reading
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Should Religious Icons be Represented in Art or Popular Culture?
Following the flap over showing Mohammed’s likeness in a comic a few years ago and the recent destruction of a photograph showing a crucifix in urine, the natural question to ask is should religious iconography be banned from modern art … Continue reading →