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You’ll find the cards here: Growing Love, Puzzle Love, Valentine and Hearts
I just started a new microcommunity! If you don’t know what that is, no wonder. Apparently, it’s something completely new. You’ve heard about Twitter? This is something similar. You just type in a short status update message to let your friends know what you’re up to. This particular community is about writing, naturally. About fan fiction and original fiction.
You’re welcome to come in and take a look:
Tonica’s Friends
Eddie is only 4 years old and he spends every day in a virtual world. No, I’m not talking about the average computer game player, but the Artificial Intelligence created at Rensselaer Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning Lab. Eddie is programmed to reason and to predict other people’s actions and has also passed a few reasoning tests. Eddie or really, Edd Hifeng, isn’t yet walking around in Second Life, but it’s possible to talk to him. When I tried to contact him the other day, he wasn’t online so I couldn’t meet him “face-to-face”. Imagine meeting this new lifeform in a way, a first contact.
The researchers of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute aren’t planning to leave little Eddie in the virtual world. They are working to bring him to us in real life. But first he’ll play in the 3D world of Second Life so he can grow and learn about how to be more like us. Eddie is part of a bigger project that Renselelaer is working on. It’s a holodec project like in the scifi series StarTrek. So our “first contact” might not be in Second Life, but in a holodec and a full size Eddie or someone else. The future awaits us and it looks really promising.
I love the golden beverage and everything about it. The taste, the calmness that it brings, the colour and the history and culture around it. I found this poem on a very interesting site about tea the TeaMuse.
The “wisdom puzzle“ or Tangram is a puzzle that originally came from China. I’ve been fascinated by this seemingly simple game that can be used for so much. Even the great Edgar Allan Poe was intrigued by it. The puzzle consists of seven pieces of specifically cut out parts of a square that can be formed into practically any figure.
Sometimes Tangram is described as a puzzle for children and I am sure that a lot of adults find this puzzle as intriguing as I do
I felt so proud when I created my first own model. To be honest, I’ve only created that one, but I’m sure I’ll make more now when I’ve started. This is my butterfly, or maybe I should call it Imago. 
My book is now for sale. Well, actually it isn’t really my book, but it certainly feels that way. I’ve been a part of it since the very beginning – deciding on the name, the order of the stories and poems, details about marketing, editing the texts and choosing the cover image. And after all, it is the first time I’ll see my writing is print. So far I’ve only seen a copy for editing, but it looked the same as the finished book will. It’s available on at least four sites online. I noticed it today for the first time and it gave me a real thrill. My book is out now.
I posted some of my original graphics on the site. More later.
