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The charming, delightful, diligent, delicious and delovely Jessica Citizen has been hard at work on Gamepron, a new gaming news Website that you’ve probably seen plugged in my sidebar more than once, these last few weeks.
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Guess I spoke too soon about the Second Life statistics data that I use to make up the graphs and charts. It’s back off the air after barely 24 hours of actually running again. Well, most of the Second Life economic statistics and some figures related to number of user logins over differing periods disappeared after 28 December 2009. The good news is that the data came back. It’s going back a few years, but the company I was working for back then sent me to a Windows NT 4.0 launch event. A bunch of us went, though it didn’t really have a lot to do with us, but there were invitations, plus free food and swag at the venue.
The world of The Witcher, created by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, has been widely translated into numerous languages and adapted, into film, television, graphic novels, and a video game. It’s the video game that concerns us here. I admire skill when I see it, and right now I’m looking at the work of someone who can really work a good gag in a one-panel strip. Go look at Uberthend and bookmark it, even though there’s only two comics there so far. The man knows how to deliver the funny. Jump to the new comic, or click the banner to begin at the first one:
Thanks for everyone who came in-world for John Jainschigg and Kim Smith’s interview with me about the comic and whatnot. It was scary and great talking with you all! It’s common for films to be described as ‘breathtaking’ or that they ‘will take your breath away’. I’ve never had a film do that to me, ever. Not until now, anyway. Anna Melikyan’s award-winning 2007 Russian film Rusalka did that to me just now. 
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