Human virtualization
Virtualizing is the use of an object to create an artificial object with the same attributes and behaviors, substitutable with the original object.Vir...
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Virtualizing is the use of an object to create an artificial object with the same attributes and behaviors, substitutable with the original object.Vir...
Kunena is an Internet forum package written in the PHP scripting language. The name "Kunena" is translated from Swahili meaning "to speak." Kunena is ...
Reinaldo Quintero Arturo Torrealba (born September 19th, 1983) is a Venezuelan, digital artist. He is mostly known for his character "Alex", and other...
Disney Movie Rewards is a customer loyalty marketing campaign from Disney DVD, part of the Walt Disney Company. Customers enter codes from DVD or send...
Penn-Aeroball Aeroball, based upon the belief in grace and screaming, is a combination of volleyball and soccer played on a tennis court with an exerc...
Russell Dennett (born 11 November 1965, Sheffield, England) was a guitarist and keyboardist for the band, The Human League, from 1986 up to 1996.Early...
Norman D. Roussell is an entrepreneur, consultant, and the Founder and Executive Director of Capital Access Project of New Orleans (CAP). Mr. Roussell...
Freddy Newandyke (a.k.a. Mr. Orange) is a fictional character in the 1992 film Reservoir Dogs and its subsequent video game. He is portrayed by Britis...
The Order of the Spoon is a comedy religion, first created on social networking site bebo. In The Order of the Spoon , spoons are thought to be a holy...
This is the name a traditional Maori song. It was used for the 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games closing song.It is a meaningful song written in both M...
Dr. Barbara "Babs" Blight is a villainess in the animated series Captain Planet and the Planeteers.Doctor Blight is a mad scientist, specializing in b...
Wooburn Grange Country Club was a listed building in Buckinghamshire, which became famous as the exterior location of the hit BBC sitcom Fawlty Towers...
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana on August 27, 1933, William Ramage’s main career was as a very sought-after male model for such companies as H.I.S. Mens...
Mike Stick (born December 27, 1972) was a Major League Baseball outfielder. He is an alumnus of Creighton University.Stick was born in Omaha, Nebraska...
Smith Hall is a three story brick residence hall for over 300 Northeastern University freshman students. The dormitory is located at 129 Hemenway St.,...
The Hazardous Environment Combat Unit (HECU) is a fictional United States military special forces unit prominently featured in the first-person shoote...
Isabella Soric (born February 18, 1988 in Furth, Germany) is an actress who stars in the Disney Channel Germany series Kurze Pause. She also competed ...
A Pure Click Company is different from Bricks and clicks in that it has no physical store available. It is a company that operates solely online. Pure...
The Trojan Rabbit is a giant wooden wheeled rabbit seen in Monty Python and the Holy GrailScene SummaryIn a scene of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, ...
Keysi Fighting Method (KFM) is a self defense system whose training is based on the study and cultivation of natural instincts, combined with basic co...