The album Tea for the Tillerman by Cat Stevens will always be part of my spirit. I was thirteen in 1970 when my older brother brought it home. He was always my window to the world of music.
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The album Tea for the Tillerman by Cat Stevens will always be part of my spirit. I was thirteen in 1970 when my older brother brought it home. He was always my window to the world of music.
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Organically Grown Food: Billions and Billions Killed
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The Nemo Memo – CaliPhoto Part 3
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There is an assumption that what makes our nation so great is the freedom of speech.
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Advocacy, the Futility of the Mac/PC War, and Why the G5 Won’t Make Any Difference (8-8-03) Dr. Neale Monks. One of the most passionate but pointless little conflicts isn’t going on in some unknown banana republic or between mindless celebrities who used to be married to one another. It’s going on between Macs and PC users.
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It’s amazing. It really is, how one man can create such uproar among Mac and PC users. It’s been over a month and already 3 websites, countless blog entries, and forum posts have popped up in protest against something so amazingly stupid.
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Apple has many goodies in its arsenal of great things, but one of the best has to be .Mac.
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I was going to write about something else, but a recent experience made a little bell go off in my head. Yep, I was searching for something to write about, and after what happened to me on a Sunday evening a few weeks back, I knew I had a better topic.
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Mutual Responsibility has simple utopian goals: food and health, education and worship, for everyone. Despite a long history of disagreement on how to achieve success, most people would recognize these four personal goals as primary to a better society:
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Adobe Photoshop is one of the most versatile programs on the planet today, and its open, plug-in architecture make it even more so. Xenofex 2.0 is a Photoshop Plug-in, meaning you use the software from within the Photoshop working environment.
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A strange thing happened the other day. See, a little more than a year ago, a friend of mine, and a pretty popular Mac writer many of you will remember, died. His name was Rodney O. Lain, and he took his own life on June 16th. of 2002.
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G5! The Apple Killing Chip?
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Journey Well, my unnamed friend. May the speed at which you enter the unknown bring you comfort and peace. Regrettably, you have missed one of life’s surest experiences, a chance to visit the battlefield of ideas.
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Last week I looked at Quake, a first-person, shoot ’em up game from id Software that despite being eight years old remains one of
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The Great Digital River of Life
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Americans, in general, undervalue the power and promise of self-government.
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Review – Dungeon Siege
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