Fibrant Living » Tips & Tools for Working From Bed - Fibrant Living by Cynthia Armistead
I’ve never encountered this web site before, but it was linked from a blog carnival, and the article is pretty good: Because Sitting up is for Suckers: 70+ Tools, Tips and Hacks to Work from Bed
I still miss my laptop!
And I have a pretty nice setup, but can’t help drooling at this: the Ergopod 500. I’m not about to ...
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Fledgling Podcast
After the narration stops, you are more than welcome to hit “Forward” to go to the next podcast. Music is left in the end so that you have time to get to your MP3 player and do so.
We only have two more episodes to go, and it is my goal to get them out to you in the next two ...
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Heart of the Hunter
Just a little note here to talk about how far along I am on “Heart of the Hunter.”
Heart of the Hunter82310/90000 Words
As you can see, thanks to Jason Penney’s wonderful plugin, ProgPress, I am very close to my current stated goal of 90,000 words.
I think I can get done with the complete story by that time. Heart of ...
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SambearPoet's Rambling + Podcast
@Technomom, , however you want to call her. She is my sweet woman - the love of my life and the fire of my imagination. She is my lover, my partner, my playmate and I adore her completely. Every atom of her. Every muon.
Happy birthday, sweet goddess woman. Happy birthday, my partner along the road.
I am so glad you're ...
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The Bear's Grove Bardic Circle » The Bear’s Grove Bardic Circle
I encourage all the listeners of the Bear’s Gove Bardic Circle to check out the following podcasts:
The Golden Age of the Solar Clipper novels by Nathan Lowell
Chasing the Bard by Philippa Ballentine
7th Son Obsidian by JC Hutchins
Those listeners who find their way here from these properties: I encourage you to check out the horror short story ...
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The Bear's Grove Podcast
Be welcome to the Bear’s Grove podcast.
Today on the program is part 2 of a two part interview with John Wick of the Wicked Dead Brewing Company John talks about his game design theories and also about Houses of the Blooded, the latest Big Game he has designed. He mentions the Sons of Kryos, as well.
In the “News ...
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The Dragonkin Podcast
This is a recording of an interview David Millians gave me about his role as a teacher who uses roleplaying games in the classroom.
While it’s true that the recording is somewhat loud, I hope you’ll listen at a safe volume level so you can hear over the clatter of the coffee shop.
Music is from the Podsafe Music Network at ...
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The Square One Podcast
Episode: 4
Air Date: March 17, 2008
Subject: Dice and Fortune
Links to RPGs and other sites mentioned in (and related to) the episode:
FUDGE RPG: http://www.fudgerpg.com
Make your own FUDGE dice: http://www.fudgefactor.org/2001/12/01/babys_first_fudge_dice.html
Tooth & Claw: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=17893&it=1
Chessex: www.chessex.com
Picture of the Chessex booth at Gen Con 2007 - look for the large bin of loose dice in the foreground: http://picasaweb.google.com/jhunterj/GenCon2007/photo#5100569166045402818 ...
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- About the RSS Aggregator
January 20th, 2007 by SambearPoet
“Heart of the Hunter” is a swords-and-sorcery tale set in the world of Cora-Ni, a magical country full of magic and mystery alongside stories of freebooters making a name for themselves through wizardry, swordplay, a keen eye, and their loyalty for each other.
Join us this week for “Heart of the Hunter” part 2, where we learn more about Raven’s mothers’ death, where we discover that Alobar is not just a shepherd, he’s also a scholar, and that Auryn has not exactly been forthcoming about his true affiliations.
“Heart of the Hunter’ is part of the Bear’s Grove Bardic Circle podcast. For more information, check it out at http://bardscircle.bearsgrove.com.
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