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I heard about this Carry-A-Tune software on the radio, which may help you sing better.

On Saturday, Berta and I went into the city to meet up with some of the local WordPress users. I had anticipated seeing a few people I had talked to only online, and was anxious to meet some new bloggers.

It turns out (and this is no suprise to me) that WordPress users are really cool.

Watching Battlestar Galactica? Good. Now check out these plentify outtakes which expand significantly on other subplots that weren’t covered in the broadcast show.

Make your own screen printing kit with these simple instructions.

This is an Internet-age tale; acronyms and things alike won't be explained next to them, between parentheses, but rather using <acronym> tags -- in case of doubt, hover your mouse over the dot-underlined words. João.

Once upon a time,

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  Year: 2069. Imagine a world where paper was considered a primitive chinese invention, a mere museum part; every document was now digitally transmitted, whether it was the daily news (TV is abbolished, and every newsbreak was issued by the central governement), a birth certificate, a death certificate, an arrest warrant … or a medical perscription. That world is now called Digitalia – the name Earth was deprecated.
  In Digitalia, you will go to the doctor, he will examine you, and, at the moment of issuing you a medical perscription, he will pass your DID card in a specific reader everyone must have, and a digitally signed perscription would be directly sent to your ODI. When you go to the pharmacy, you just present your DID card and your perscription will be instantly retrieved from your ODI. Every person’s ODI was available from any scanner in any part of Digitalia, provided that specific person’s DID card – you could even check out your own ODI at home, using your scanner and a standard IMAP e-mail client.