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When employed downtown, it was my pleasure to meet with the emergency preparedness people. They were all idiots. Of course, now they are all perfect.These people were just walkie-talkie junkies. Not an [...]
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Look deep into the knowing eye of this magnificent one. He is a Humpback whale, Megaptera novaeangliae, a species of baleen whale for whom I hold a special place in my heart. Baleens are toothless whales who feed on plankton and [...]
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A sweet little water bug from the suborder Heteroptera (Latreille, 1810). He looks more like a cartoon character that any other specimen I've seen. This fun fellow is in the collections of Tim Dingman. The deeply awesome Jim Barkley gets [...]
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Fundada en 1998, Edigráfica Games present en el Festival Internacional de Juegos de Córdoba en 2011 ¡Guka Croka!, de Ignacio Sánchez y Jorge M. Piñán Gamazo, ilustrado por el dibujante de cómics Enrique V. Vegas –conocido por sus [...]
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Aos 15 de julho o Museu da Lourinhã completa 40 anos de existência. Abriu como inicialmente como Museu e "Centro de Exposições e Estudos do GEAL" em 1984. Faço aqui a homenagens a algumas das primeiras figuras: Fundadores do Museu da [...]
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