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76My Experience with the Fantasy Genre
I haven't read a lot of fantasy books. Here's what I've read, what I liked, and what I want to read!
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80Why are MMOs becoming so stale?
An article talking about the past, present, and future of MMOs. The author also asks the question of why MMOs have become stagnant and gives examples of games that go against the grain.
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73Frank Review - Preview of 21st Century's Sherlock
A frank and honest review about an English drama serial for BBC One called Sherlock. It is based on Sir Aurthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.
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83videoScotland Geography: Video and Quiz
I have gathered some incredible photographs of Scotland and have compiled some interesting facts. I hope you enjoy this virtual tour of the northern part of the island of Great Britain before taking my geography quiz.
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68The Best Commencement Addresses of All Time (Or at Least, of The Last Decade Or So): The Top Ten
Graduation season is quickly approaching. Soon, millions of students (yes, millions) will walk through the hallways of their respective high schools and colleges for the last time as pupils, don the traditional cap and gown, and receive a diploma...
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69Confessions of a Closet Vigilante: The Psychology of a Wannabe Batman.
This article is a somewhat serious look at vigilantism and Batman. Are there situations that make you so mad that you are tempted to take the law into your own hands? Mad enough that you would put on a costume to dispense justice? Okay, I would not wear a costume or be a vigilante but it makes for an interesting Hub.
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79Sherlock Holmes - on the Screen
A chronology of Sherlock Holmes movies, with facts, photos, posters and ratings.
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76Video Games Played In The Big Bang Theory Show
Video games played by Sheldon, Raj, Penny, Leonard, Howard in the big bang theory tv show.
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81Famous Scottish Writers : The History of the Edinburgh Literati
Edinburgh has been known as a 'City of Letters' especially from the early 18th century to the present day. From the days of the quill and the pen to the laptop era here are the leading lights.
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