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Short animation “Clockwork” shows the way for Home Animation

This is a sponsored guest post written by Matt Kelland on behalf of Moviestorm. Post powered by Sponzai. Moviestorm is enabling a new generation of amateur film-makers to realize their visions.  It offers easy, affordable animation tools that can produce sophisticated high-quality films on practically no budget. After several years in development, Moviestorm has demonstrated [...]

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A Virtually Cool Gift of the Kindle Wireless in 3G

Tis the Season for gift giving in a big way once again. Whilst giving gift in our very large family encompasses the entire year, many in our family do celebrate Christmas. Personally, I could just as well skip the gift giving part, as the majority of my family just had birthdays!! Alas, I to will [...]

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A Virtual Glimpse into Twilight Saga: New Moon

I wouldn’t want to spoil it for anyone who has not yet seen New Moon, by giving away everything, so I will just let it be known that my daughter and I saw the movie today and it was pretty good! While there was a lot of romantic vibes going on, and I think they [...]

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National Geographic Kids is so virtually cool!!

Now here is a place that will get those virtual exploration vibes moving into full gear! Kids (and big people too!) need some active stimulation to get them interested in finding out about their world. There are so many diverse cultures and exciting places to explore, and it just takes a glimpse of the home [...]

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A glimpse into the life of Richard Garriott

I would like to make special mention of someone whose life and achievements crossed my mind recently. Richard Garriott has lived quite an adventurous life, as to bring about in a soul such as mine, just a bit of envy. Born in Cambridge, England, as the son of astronaut Owen Garriott, Richard, also known as [...]

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Virtual Footsteps…

We all leave them, wherever we choose to travel in the cyber realms. Sometimes our steps are light, and they take us on many journeys into little known worlds, and some pretty awesome adventures. Some people just like to explore, and don’t really leave their mark by participating in discussions or commenting on the amazing [...]

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