"We report direct observation of a push force on the end face of the silica filament exerted by the outgoing light" said [Weilong] She."

TFS left it out; this was the result.

Agreed. The story was quite good, and well worth the read. Kandela's name links to an e-mail address that suggest that he is Daniel Cotton.

So much for an Apple a day keeping the doctor away.

Disclaimer: I am a former WoW player and a current EVE player. I am not employed, nor am I (beyond the extent of being a player) affiliated with the makers of any game.

It's interesting to see how EVE is distinct and separate as compared to the other games. This is for a number of reasons, the first of which is the learning curve, but there are other factors. The learning curve tends to weed out teenage WoW players; being accused of engaging in anything but PvP leads to the derogatory label of "carebear". The focus on PvP coupled with the harsh punishment of failure (ships do not respawn, they are lost when they are destroyed, and all ships are player-manufactured) is enough to scare away some players that are able to overcome the learning curve. The game is not for casual players, but it -is- fun. If you haven't played, please give it a shot, there are trial periods available.

This is all I need to make the change from more traditional investments to a DVD-based retirement plan!

The jedis are going to feel this one

... the false Laser will take it from you.

How long until a game with integrated web with a game with integrated web?

It wouldn't be that bad, but its creepy robot accent is unbearable.

My local radio-station gets the Led out all of the time!

Thanks to his convictions, he will not have a pension, and may spend time in prison.

I was under the impression that in (post-)Soviet Russia, Proton rocket carriers YOU to space as the first module of the ISS.

It's so simple, I wish I'd thought of it!