Gnyaaaaaa!!!!

I hate today. Got ahold of a virus somehow, and its a real pain. I doesn't seem to do anything unless I'm on the 'net. Then, I get a pop up every other page... I'm going to have to invest in better antivirus protection. Till then, I'm on a Mac for my internet. More actual updates soon.

Almost forgot! I'm working on a Deviantart Club for Antarctic Press. So if you're a fan head on over and check it out. Not much of anything at the moment, but it'll shape up soon!

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Unknown said…
Hi David,

Your work looks terrific. Do you take commissions? If so, may have some magazine work for you.

Gavin
7:08 AM
Unknown said…
Dear One:

Dear One, Do you know where is the third world? The third world is a place if someone wants to help his country and make it will lose his home and life and if someone wants to make his home and life, must try to ruin his country. (Dr. Mahmud Hessaby)


I am writing to submit for your consideration my life and other third world countries’ people graphic comic book, Do you know where on the earth is the third world?, that’s about living in a third world country, in 7 chapters black and white mode.

- Third world and people’s mood

- Third world and management

- Third world and e-city

- Third world and safety

- Third world and medicine

- Third world and transportation

- Third world and education

All of the events of the book have happened for me personally and I have touched them.

Most of university and general libraries buy it because it's a documentary and completely real story of real events in the third world with a large number of details in it that surely will be interesting for any general or expert reader.

I appreciate the opportunity to have you review my book, where on the earth is the third world, for possible representation. Thank you for your time and consideration; I look forward to hearing from you soon and if you are eager send you the first 3 chapters.

Sincerely,

Marzie Elahinia

oneofmybooks@gmail.com
11:34 PM
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CA3 said…
Wow, four months since the last post? That's both sad and alarming. For that PC you've got with the anti-virus programming needs, if you're not able to part with cash for it, get yourself a download of Avast anti-virus. It's a free download, and I haven't had any problems with it. You could probably get yourself a copy of Norton Security Scan through your google account. As for spyware problems I use PC Tools Spyware Doctor and Spybot-SD to handle that.

Also, you might want to turn on whatever functionality that blogger gives you to filter out "bot" posts. Best of luck to you, and I hope you make updates here sometime in the near future.
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