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The first installment of the relaunched Sci Phi Journal is an article I wrote called “What is Sci Phi?”. It is read by TD-0013, so enjoy. Please send feedback to editor@sciphijournal.com The first article is available in a number of etext versions as well as an audio reading. Grab whatever suits your needs best. They are all licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommerical-NoDerivatives 3.0 License. What is Sci Phi, MP3 Version What is Sci Phi, HTML Version What is Sci Phi, Palm Reader Version What is Sci Phi, PDF Version What is Sci Phi, Plain Text Version More work by TD-0013 Can be found at A Different Point of View I hope you enjoy this first part and I welcome feedback in the comments section. Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts Less

Welcome to installment two of Sci Phi Journal. Today is the story Irwin goes to Hell by Jason Pomerantz author of such wonderful works as Fiddle and Burn and it is read by the wonderful voice over artist Jeffery KaferPlease send feedback to editor@sciphijournal.com or post in the comments section. Irwin goes to Hell is available in a number of formats, so choose the one that works best for you. They are all licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommerical-NoDerivatives 3.0 License. Irwin goes to Hell, MP3 Version Irwin goes to Hell, HTML Version Irwin goes to Hell, Palm Reader Version Irwin goes to Hell, PDF Version Irwin goes to Hell, Plain Text Version More work by Jason Pomerantz Can be found at Fiddle and Burn and you can learn more about the voice over talents of Jeffery Kafer at his website As this is the first installment of a story for the Journal i’m trying out a questions for reflection section. Some food for though, if you like them please let me know. If you don’t, also, please let me know. And if you’d like to discuss them, feel free to post in the comments section. I am hoping to get some forum software that integrates into Wordpress to make it easier. Questions for Reflection Is it possible to sin without doing harm to others? How far would you go for true love? Does human suffering serve a purpose, or is God arbitrary and cruel? Many religions claim a monopoly on truth. How are we to judge between them? Are there dentists in heaven? Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts Less

Welcome to installment two of Sci Phi Journal. Today is the story Irwin goes to Hell by Jason Pomerantz author of such wonderful works as Fiddle and Burn and it is read by the wonderful voice over artist Jeffery KaferPlease send feedback to editor@sciphijournal.com or post in the comments section. Irwin goes to Hell is available in a number of formats, so choose the one that works best for you. They are all licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommerical-NoDerivatives 3.0 License. Irwin goes to Hell, MP3 Version Irwin goes to Hell, HTML Version Irwin goes to Hell, Palm Reader Version Irwin goes to Hell, PDF Version Irwin goes to Hell, Plain Text Version More work by Jason Pomerantz Can be found at Fiddle and Burn and you can learn more about the voice over talents of Jeffery Kafer at his website As this is the first installment of a story for the Journal i’m trying out a questions for reflection section. Some food for though, if you like them please let me know. If you don’t, also, please let me know. And if you’d like to discuss them, feel free to post in the comments section. I am hoping to get some forum software that integrates into Wordpress to make it easier. Questions for Reflection Is it possible to sin without doing harm to others? How far would you go for true love? Does human suffering serve a purpose, or is God arbitrary and cruel? Many religions claim a monopoly on truth. How are we to judge between them? Are there dentists in heaven? Less

startups, marketing, Internet Wade Roush wrote: When you’re listing countries rich in Web development and software engineering talent, you might think of places like Estonia, Russia, Poland, and Romania. Now you can add Costa Rica to the list. That’s the location of the “offshoring” facility where a new Massachusetts-based digital advertising, marketing, and communications firm called digitalArbor will turn for low-cost labor. DigitalArbor launched today with news of a $5 million Series A venture round from Boston’s Flybridge Capital Partners. Led by Robert Willms, a former executive at the international Web marketing firm Digitas, Cohasset, MA-based digitalArbor will specialize in “digital production management”—building and maintaining company websites and other Internet- and mobile-based corporate communications. It promises to keep costs low for clients by drawing on “global labor pools within the time zone,” according to its website. Costa Rica is on the same time as the U.S. Central time zone. DigitalArbor’s offices there are located in La Aurora de Heredia, an industrial park zone outside the capital city of San Jose. The growing variety of channels available for reaching consumers—such as Internet video, mobile advertising, video games, interactive ads, and traditional website display advertising—means that companies have to tap more tools and technologies, which means higher costs. In a statement, Willms said the key to decreasing those costs is combining “onshore producers and offshore technical talent.” “The company is coming to the market at a critical point in the evolution of digital marketing services with a business model that is even more compelling in our current economic times,” said Flybridge general partner Jeff Bussgang in the company’s announcement, which noted that Bussgang will join digitalArbor’s board. “With digital advertising outperforming many other forms of media, there is a huge unmet need for technical resources to fulfill production needs,” he said. A digital marketing firm might seem an unlikely bet for venture investors, who typically seek investment returns of 10x within a three- to seven-year period. However, venture firms have had good luck with Boston-area digital communications companies before; Softbank and other investors profited nicely when Cambridge, MA-based Art Technology Group (NASDAQ: ARTG) went public in 1999, and last year AOL bought Boston’s Third Screen Media, a mobile advertising firm backed by TD Venture Capital (now Fairhaven Capital) and Blue Chip Venture Co. Comments | Permalink | Share |  E-mail Less

He's been a heart throb since his career began over 25 years ago on General Hospital.. Since then, actor and musician John Stamos has enjoyed a string of career successes.. Now, he spends a few moments with Fox News Radio's Melanie Lyons. ... Category: Media Less