By Neece, on July 31, 2008, at 4:44 pm
Do you have a believing problem?
Do you have information, ideas, resources that others with believing problems might benefit from?
Want to be a part of something fun, interesting, and helpful?
Email me at heavingdeadcats@gmail.com with what you might have to offer and we’ll see if we can work together to make HDC a great place.
I’m looking forward to hearing from [...]
By Neece, on July 31, 2008, at 4:08 pm
I’ve gotten some great suggestions and ideas for HDC already. Keep them coming folks! Here they are so far:
The 12 Step Program
History
Science
Books
Movies (this is my idea, because I’ve had my eyes opened by some movies)
Testimonials
FAQ
Pictures
Videos
More to come, I’m sure! We want to help you by giving you interesting information, so you can make the right choice for you regarding organized religion.
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By Neece, on July 24, 2008, at 7:06 am

How about a self contained living river ecosystem in your living room? I love the idea of combining art into something practical, useful and also great for the environment, so this really fits the bill. [...]
By Neece, on July 9, 2008, at 1:29 am
Friend and confidant
Admired, brilliant, loquacious
Bold, fiery [...]
By Neece, on July 1, 2008, at 2:41 pm
Stumbling around the web, I found this article on Futuristic Materials. This stuff is just amazing, so I wanted to share it with you. Just think where we’ll be in 10 years if these materials go into products that are mass produced? I say it that way because I know there must be secret flying cars and robots that fold laundry out there, but still, I am driving my little old Subaru and folding my own laundry. And it’s the 21st century!
Anyway, enjoy these groovy new materials. They have awesome potential to change our world. And it makes me think, if I never imagined this stuff, what will they think of next!? Woot!
1. Aerogel: also called “Frozen Smoke”
Microchipping Students in Rhode Island
Well, Middletown School District in Rhode Island has started a pilot program to monitor students by implanting these little chips in their schoolbags. The district is in partnership with MAP Information Technology Corp. and together they are going to tag 80 students. Two school busses will be outfitted readers for the chips and with GPS [...]