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Gamer Taxonomy 310 – Homo Ludus Oculus

Gamer Taxonomy 310 – Homo Ludus Oculus

Welcome to class students. I’m your professor, Dr. Fashion Foodfart. For those of you who haven’t figured out yet this is SCI 310 Gamer Taxonomy not L/S 104 The Internetz. That class is meeting next door in the computer lab. So by all means please excuse yourself if you somehow managed to find yourself in [...]

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A Geekcentric Guide to Nerdcore

A Geekcentric Guide to Nerdcore

There is a pretty sizable amount of music that geeks enjoy; from chiptunes to video game OSTs, today’s musically inclined geek has a pretty diverse range of songs to keep him or her satisfied. However, until recently, there hasn’t really been any music made specifically for us. This changed at the turn of the millennium [...]

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Wearing your baby leaves your hands free to shoot zombies

6 Survival Tips for Parenting During The Zombie Apocalypse

Raising children is difficult even in the best of times, but now that we’re constantly being hunted by zombies infected with The Virus, raising children can seem like a near impossibility.  Don’t sweat it! With these tips you’ll be able to raise strong healthy children capable of carrying on the legacy of humanity in the [...]

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Physical Activities that Don’t Suck (that much)

Physical Activities that Don’t Suck (that much)

Now you may be reclining in your ergonomic desk chair in front of your custom built powerhouse PC in a polished chrome case that’s glowing green and blue with the unholy power of the dark abyss you’ve channeled into your multi-core pro gaming processor and spliced with an nvedia graphics card that has harnessed the [...]

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The 15 Least Visited Countries In The World

The 15 Least Visited Countries In The World

Where were you dreaming of travelling to this year? Spain, Greece or Turkey? Perhaps somewhere more exotic, such as Morocco or Sri Lanka? While millions of people ponder these tried and true holiday spots, it’s worth sparing a thought for the nations for whom the arrival of a tourist is a genuinely newsworthy event. It [...]

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ComicCon NYC 2010

Let the countdown to ComicCon NYC begin…

Last year was my first time experiencing the spectacle that is Comic Con. This year it is back for its 6th year in my home town of New York City. With about a month and a half to go before the October 13th start of the epic Comic Con weekend, all I can say is [...]

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Reading Is Fundamental

Reading Is Fundamental

Free Electronic Books (Ebooks) Try the following websites for access to free ebooks: http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page http://library.nu http://avaxhome.ws/ebooks http://ebookee.com/ http://manybooks.net/   Another resource available is #bookz, check this link for more information! irc.undenet.org#bookz   If the book is not found on one of these resources then it is unlikely that a free e-book version of it exists. [...]

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Rules to Writing: Eyes on Mass Effect 3

Recently I’ve been playing through Mass Effect 2 a couple times in preparation for the drop of ME3.  On one of the play-throughs it struck me that Mass Effect is an excellent IP.  I originally didn’t expect much out of the franchise and was shocked when I was hooked.  Sure I play Warhammer 40K, I [...]

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Facebook in the classroom? Why not?

Facebook in the classroom? Why not?

Last March, Emerging EdTech posted an article with examples of how instructors are using Facebook in the classroom. Interestingly enough, it is becoming a rather common tool in education – some professors are even using it in place of Blackboard! The original article can be found here. Unfortunately, for every good reason to use Facebook [...]

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Steampunk is bad and you should feel bad for liking it

Steampunk is bad and you should feel bad for liking it

There’s a lot of things that are bad. Harry Potter. Hipsters. Lady Gaga. But you wanna know what else is bad? Steampunk. Yeah, that’s right. Steampunk. The term steampunk originated in the late 1980s as a tongue-in-cheek variant of cyberpunk, coined by science fiction author K. W. Jeter. Keywords being tongue-in-cheek, as in not serious. [...]

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