It’s been a long time in the making, but , but what’s it like as a game?

It’s not often you see a video trailer for a book, but here one is, a promo for the Anathem by Neal Stephenson. I’m not quite sure what to make of the hockey jerseys, but I’m sure it’ll all make sense once I’ve read the book.

Hot on the heels of last week’s — the physical laws followed and natural objects found within this type of story are written to be as close to scientifically accurate as possible.

There’s a scene in the movie , which opened Friday, where Mélanie Thierry’s character, Aurora, escapes from her guardians through a crowded post-apocalyptic marketplace and is suddenly confronted by two cloth-covered cages. She stares at the cages and as the camera zooms in, the audience realizes that something big is prowling about inside. The cage-porters [...]

There’s a scene in the movie , which opened Friday, where Mélanie Thierry’s character, Aurora, escapes from her guardians through a crowded post-apocalyptic marketplace and is suddenly confronted by two cloth-covered cages. She stares at the cages and as the camera zooms in, the audience realizes that something big is prowling about inside. The cage-porters [...]

Via , which conveniently hides the YouTube comments least likely to be useful–those filled with misspellings, profanity, you know, Internet talk. What I’d love is a plug-in that worked on every site, so I’d never again have to read “Slow news day?” or “FAIL” or anything by Don Smith.
I kid, Don, I kid!

Via , which conveniently hides the YouTube comments least likely to be useful–those filled with misspellings, profanity, you know, Internet talk. What I’d love is a plug-in that worked on every site, so I’d never again have to read “Slow news day?” or “FAIL” or anything by Don Smith.
I kid, Don, I kid!

Last night, I watched Barack Obama’s acceptance speech on a neighbor’s high-falutin’ High Definition television. The up-close-and-personal HD technology appears to benefit no face on TV—silver fox Anderson Cooper could stand to lay off the foundation; silver Wolf Blitzer’s glinty eyes make him look perpetually high. Barack Obama, however, looks somehow even more fantastic; one [...]

Via , which conveniently hides the YouTube comments least likely to be useful–those filled with misspellings, profanity, you know, Internet talk. What I’d love is a plug-in that worked on every site, so I’d never again have to read “Slow news day?” or “FAIL” or anything by Don Smith.
I kid, Don, I kid!

Last night, I watched Barack Obama’s acceptance speech on a neighbor’s high-falutin’ High Definition television. The up-close-and-personal HD technology appears to benefit no face on TV—silver fox Anderson Cooper could stand to lay off the foundation; silver Wolf Blitzer’s glinty eyes make him look perpetually high. Barack Obama, however, looks somehow even more fantastic; one [...]