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Last login: 21 hours agoDaoro: Daoro is a 24 year old guy from Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland.; Likes 666 pages, 90 videos, 49 photos • 40 fans • Received 3 reviews; Member since Sep 27, 2006

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Good PHP Tutorials - Beginner To Advanced PHP Programming Tutorials: May 12, 3:19am 51 reviews web-design, php, tutorials
http://www.goodphptutorials.com/; Many interesting php tuts.

SEO Guide for Designers: May 9, 1:02am 12 reviews web-design, seo, xhtml, ressources
http://www.webdesignerwall.com/general/seo-guide-for-designers/; From the page: "This is an SEO guide for designers who want to learn about making it easier for websites or blogs to be found by search engines."

How to Meditate: May 8, 5:20am 64 reviews buddhism, meditation, stress, calm, ressource
http://how-to-meditate.org/; From the page: "On this website you can learn the basics of Buddhist meditation"

I suppose it's not made for the purists, but there should be some nice insight anyway.

http://www.marriedtothesea.com/042208/oops-thats-not-funny.gif: May 8, 5:16am 84 reviews politics
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[Phoronix] Valves Source Engine Coming To Linux: May 8, 12:12am 7 reviews linux, video-games, valve
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=source_linux&num=1; From the page: "There have been rumors since last year that Valve may be serious about porting Source games to Linux after Valve Software began seeking a senior software engineer with the responsibility of porting Windows-based games to the Linux platform. Valve Software has yet to officially announce Linux clients for any of its software, but at Phoronix we have received information confirming that Valve is indeed porting its very popular Source engine to the Linux platform."

If this is true, it's gonna be SOMETHING BIG :)

Learning from the Virtual You : NPR: Apr 28, 3:13pm 1 review internet, sociology, avatar, identity, online
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89984937; From the page: "How you appear in the virtual world could affect your behavior in real life, according to researchers at Stanford University. Andrea Seabrook speaks with Stanford's Jeremy Bailenson about his research into how people interact psychologically with their virtual-reality representations."