Access your D&D characters on your mobile phone
iplay4e characters
This works really well. Upload characters from the D&D character creator and then browse them easily on your phone.
This works really well. Upload characters from the D&D character creator and then browse them easily on your phone.
The Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility, or PUMA, project also would involve a vast communications network that would allow vehicles to interact with each other, regulate the flow of traffic and prevent crashes from happening.
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The 300-pound prototype runs on a lithium-ion battery and uses Segway's characteristic two-wheel balancing technology, along with dual electric motors. It's designed to reach speeds of up to 35 miles-per-hour and can run 35 miles on a single charge.
Taipei Times - archives
This looks like a solid online tool for capturing YouTube videos.
Pundits are all the time--every day--making predictions. And they are virtually never held accountable for their mistakes. This leads to a state wherein everyone is credible and every voice has authority. Now if er were discussing cake recipes or lego construction this would be fine, but when it affects something as vital as our economy, wars, or politics it becomes a different matter.
Wrong Tomorrow attempts to log what predictions and promises pundits make so they can be evaluated and we can learn who is trustworthy and who is full of crap.
They always go big on Fool's Day.
Click through and scroll down for the trailer they made, showcasing the battles.
Also of note is that every WoW forum post is now bookended with highly florid prose, like "Drops of dew glistened off Threefitty's bare shoulders in the moonlight, which stood in sharp contrast to the evidence of fresh bite marks."
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