Fantasy Elements In Science Fiction

All fantasy stories can be based in science fiction. The science is coming to support this. Science fiction is fiction based on established or feasible science fact. The science is coming, Are you ready to train your dragon?

clipped from z10.invisionfree.com Right now, there is science that supports the possibility of Elves, Giants, Magic, Sorcery, Dwarfs, Hobbits, Ogres, Dragons, Mages, Witches, Werewolves, Vampires, Frankensteins, and any other creature or manifestation you can imagine. Reference - Aspects of Utility Fog Reference: Ufog Dreams Reference: Utility Fog Reference: Dr. J. Storrs Hall - Research Fellow of the Institute for Molecular Manufacturing. His Essays called Engines Of Creation is a wonderful journey into the coming era of new science. Ok, so there is a basis for the substance of a demon materializing in a science fiction story. It can be structurally created in detail. That Dragon that attacks the space port? It can be a real substance creature. But how will it be able to move without life telling it what to do? Source: http://singinst.org/overview/whatisthesingularity My Point is that anything is possible when exploring science fiction concepts.

We all get so wrapped up in our own lives we sometimes forget to say hi to the neighbors. I went out and introduced myself when I moved in recently. I don't get as many hairy eyeballs that way and I have met some nice people. Say hi to your neighbors, Today!

clipped from www.wikihow.com How to Welcome New Neighbors Find out who will be moving in Consider making or preparing something as a caring gesture for your new neighbors Meet your new neighbors in person Keep the first conversation short and to the point Offer to host a welcome dinner or barbecue for them Continue to greet your new neighbors

Privacy Settings Scanner for Facebook

clipped from www.techsupportalert.com This Privacy Settings Scanner for Facebook is Great To use it, go to www.reclaimprivacy.org and add the utility to your browser favourites.  Then log into Facebook and go to your security settings page (there's a link on the reclaimprivacy site to help you).  Then run the Reclaim Privacy script by selecting it from your bookmarked favourites, and the analysis of your security exposure will be ready in just a second or 2. Reclaim Privacy is written in Javascript.  It's free and open source, so anyone who has concerns over its motives can easily check to see that it isn't doing anything that it shouldn't. If you like the concept of such a tool, and you use Facebook, and you're worried about allowing strangers to find out information about you online, you need Reclaim Privacy.  It's a great new piece of freeware which checks your Facebook settings and gives you advice about whether they are secure or not.  For example, here's what it said about my own Facebook account:

Permanently Delete a Facebook Account

clipped from www.wikihow.com How to Permanently Delete a Facebook Account Remove Facebook Connect logins Copy and paste http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account once you have logged on. This screen will present itself: Click "Submit" and follow instructions. There will be a simple password and a Captcha spam check to enter in. 3 Do not login or connect with your Facebook account. You will receive an email saying that your account will be deleted in 14 days. Any interaction with the account during that period could prevent it from being deleted, so for 14 days: do not try to login to your Facebook account; you may want to clear your browser cache and delete your cookies so that you don't login inadvertently. do not click the Facebook Share or Like button on any site you visit. do not use Facebook Connect to login to or signup on any site (see Before You Start, above.) Wait and watch Longer Method 2 Go to the bottom of the home page

Golden rings of Moscow

Victory Day in Russia is May 9 – which also happens to be Mother's Day in the United States.

clipped from www.space.com Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi took the stunning Moscow portrait while flying over Russia at night. The space station was flying about 17,500 mph and nearly 220 miles above Moscow at the time, likely making the city a tricky target. "Golden rings of Moscow, Russia," Noguchi wrote. "Happy Victory Day weekend!" Victory Day in Russia is May 9 – which also happens to be Mother's Day in the United States. It is a holiday that commemorates the end of World War II when Germany surrendered. American troops will take part in this year's Victory Day parade in Moscow for the first time in history, according to the New York Times.

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