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This is another online D&D character sheet thingie. I like the way they intend to lay things out. They also have a map creator that doesn’t look quite as good as MapX.http://www.roleplayershome.net/
This is another online D&D character sheet thingie. I like the way they intend to lay things out. They also have a map creator that doesn’t look quite as good as MapX.http://www.roleplayershome.net/
Concerning Lent and other oddities of religion.
Orson Scott Card opposes gay marriage. Interesting points, but completely refutable. http://www.ornery.org/essays/warwatch/2004-02-15-1.html
I was curious why I wasn't receiving email from SpaceWeather any more about solar flares and recent near-Earth asteroids, so I visited their site and found this very nice tool for predicting good planet observation times.
It uses the longitude and latitude that you supply (I got mine from when I researched it via GeoURL) to give you accurate times for passings of planets and space stations.
I think I received this puzzle as a Christmas or birthday gift, but from whom I can't recall. It's been on the shelf for a while, and I remember having solved it at one time, but can't remember the solution. I'm sure that I just happened upon it randomly if I did know it.
Basically, Thinkominos is a puzzle with six hexagonal pieces. Each piece has six circles of color on the top, one for each of the piece's edges. Every colored circle on top of a single thinkomino is different, and is either red, orange, green, blue, yellow, or purple.