of your companion

The Japanese are the forefront in robotic technology owning/manufacturing over half of the world’s 800,000 robots. Now they’ve made one of action figure stature but large… accrutements. And she’ll give you a kiss. As your girlfriend. My how technology has advanced society.

of your progression

Ellora Klein is 1283 days old. Her father, Arnold Klein, has taken a picture of her every day of her life to date. Watch time fly.

of your philosophy

Carnegie Mellon University professor Randy Pausch gave his “Last Lecture” titled “Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams” on September 18, 2007 after being informed that his surgically removed pancreatic cancer had metastasized to his liver and spleen. This incredible man’s philosophy on living your life, and ultimately to just have fun, is well worth the hour and a half of your time. Dream a little dream.

of your duo

If you find yourself in the last leg of your triathlon, pounding the pavement with labored breathing, and need a bit of inspiration to finish out; consider the actions of one man willing to literally go the extra mile for his son. 65-year-old Dick Hoyt ferries, pulls and pushes his 45-year-old, wheel-chair bound son across finish lines–the nation over–an exhausting number of times per year. “Can” is forever championed here.

of your play

Despite the web comic, Penny Arcade, being rather trite and juvenile (and more often than not, completely unfunny); the two guys behind it are some incredibly standup gentlemen. Back in 2003, Gabe – in reaction to a “last straw” of video-game bashing – posted an open letter declaring the creation of Child’s Play (an effort between gamers and children’s hospitals across the world). Press Start to give.

of your edition

Monopoly is one of those classic games that will always be around. Always. Back in 2005, a variant of the hours-long family board game came about whereby popular locations of a given country were voted on to adorn the board (Monopoly Here and Now). Today, you can vote on the latest version for the whole world. Traveling the world in about 2 hours and 45 minutes.

of your sailing

There’s no vacation experience quite like a cruise – whether to some island paradise or South American hide-away. And there are quite a few lines to choose from. However, the boats aren’t that interesting and really only serve as the mode of transportation. Windstar Cruises, on the other hand, offer both incredible locales to tour as well as one of the most romantic and impressive boats worth coming back to port for. Set sail on the wide blue yonder.

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