Almost certainly. Here's one quick link I found but there's tons of other stuff a few quick googles away.

http://livinggreenmag.com/2013/02/22/mother-n...tion-patterns-changing-due-to-climate-change/

I've started walking to work. So every day it's 7km into work and 7km back. It's not a great deal but it's 14km a day 5 days a week so it helps with my general cardio and fitness levels.

Damn, that's much nicer than the official one (which I always thought looks like it's the logo for some boring utility company or something.

Welcome back! Hopefully you'll like what you find. We're all friendly, honest.

Cheers man :)

Sure: www.matthasawebsite.com is my main hub, click on the Facebook link to get to my FB page, it's all very cute stuff. Not horrifically many examples on my site at the moment as I'm working on a new book in secret :)

Granted!:

For the rest of your life time will continue to pass at a rate of one second per second relative to your frame of reference from your own viewpoint*

*Time for others may vary

IT Tech here too (2nd level with some networking). While some individual problems and people can get me pissed off from time to time I still manage to really enjoy it. I think a lot of it really matters if you have a team you get on with around you. We're like family in this office (we even have a grumpy granddad).

Day Job:

IT Tech for an Educational Establishment. As an actual nerd I really do love my job being a professional nerd. I've always been a "people person" too so I really enjoy seeing as many people as I do (I support about 350 people).

Evening (& occasion day/weekend) Job:

Comic Book Artist. SUPER enjoy it, love the feeling when I get a return visit at a con from a kid telling me how much they enjoyed the book and wanting another, spending time with stupidly talented artists, etc.

That is one sweet ride!

Also, totally hit up us Northern UK Snappers for a drink when you get back!

3d printer/scanner, T-Shirt printing machine and a decent van.

I'm then set up for future comic cons (I'm a comic book artist) and can essentially jump a couple of levels in terms of building up my business.

Granted! You however can only learn so much & when you reach that limit (can be at any time) any new knowledge randomly overwrites something old. Things that can be unlearned like this includes how to breathe and circulate blood around your body.

Congratulations, you can now pause time!

You can not un-pause time, also you are also paused.

To start the ball rolling I'll take the good old classic The Power of Flight

The Potential.

Now, that may sound depressing but I don't see it that way. Nowadays I'd love to go back to university and do something I really love, develop those skills and spend some good time over it. Now that's realistically not an option. I'm 31, about to get married and we just can't afford it. I'm considering doing some distance learning to get the degree I want in a year or two, module by module (that makes it more expensive and take a lot longer overall but makes it do-able).

Having said that, I had nowhere near the focus then that I have now, I didn't know what I wanted to do or where I wanted to concentrate my learning so it's not really a regret.

To take my passion for drawing seriously.

I'm 31 now, I started actually trying to do something with drawing when I was 25 and while I am VERY lucky to have a couple of published books and whatnot now I REALLY wish I had started a good decade earlier. The progress I've made in just 6 years is awesome but damn I'd like a lot more on top of that.

It is always in the best interest of the upper classes to keep the middle classes blaming the lower classes.

Go for a run, eat some chocolate, talk to friends, etc

OR

!!!Watch this on repeat!!!

My Honeymoon :)

We're hoping to go somewhere where we can go Scuba Diving and generally have beach and sun fun times :)

As far as I know we're talking about the most fun type of "Confirmed" you can get in Science which is "This works and we ain't got a flying fuck of a clue why". That's always good as it means that either we don't know as much as we thought about discoveries we've already made or that there are entirely new discoveries just around the corner that we've just gotten very close to. Either way it's EXCITING!