Thirst’s vampiric priest is hardly the first man of the cloth to fall prey to his darkest urges. We found plenty of soul-stealing, blood-sucking, eye-gouging, and just plain creepifying priests and preachers who haunt the churches of …
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Science Fiction's Scariest Priests and Preachers – Religion – io9
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Amy Koppelman is the author of two novels, “A Mouthful of Air” and “I Smile Back”: “I’m not sure if this is true for all writers, but for me music is a curse…”
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Living With Music: A Playlist by Amy Koppelman – Paper Cuts Blog …
A Great Turkish Comedy . Published in Comedy by jedilost, on July 27, 2009. There are some movies which are highly appreciated by the critics, and you wonder if they are talking about the same film while watching it
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A Great Turkish Comedy | Cinemaroll
The Team of Healthspottr created a list of 100 people who play role in the movement of Health 2.0: The Future Health 100.
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The Future Health 100 « ScienceRoll
Personally though, I’ve been saying to friends for a while that the Internet already is self-aware.
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» Is The Internet Becoming A Giant Flesh-Eating Robot …
The engine was slow to start not because the tanks were less pressurized, but because the propellant had further to travel to reach the engine. It would have been easy for us to adjust the parameter that controlled how long the delta-V …
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I cannot live or write without music . It stimulates the normally dormant parts of my brain that come in handy when constructing fiction.
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Living With Music: Aleksandar Hemon – Paper Cuts Blog – NYTimes.com