In my opinion, keeping the photos in their original black & white, or color format would be more than adequate for the juxtaposition. I don't think anything would have been lost in the process of blending the photos in a more seamless manner. This is an absolutely amazing idea! However, I think it was published before it's full potential was realized.

I didn't really buy it when I first saw that story. It appears there's been enough time for someone to look it over and see that it wasn't completely on the level.

From:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-9750840-1.html

Direct Link:

http://www.pacinst.org/topics/integrity_of_science/case_studies/hummer_vs_prius.pdf

if ($Post.Child.text =~ /whoosh/) && (($Post.Child.Moderation.Type =~ /funny|insightful/) && ($Post.Child.Score = 5)){

$WhooshAchivement = true

}

Perhaps something like this?

Bob Colayco from Blizzard just contacted us to mention that if users wish to leave feedback about open sourcing games, support for Linux, or anything else you would like to express to them, you should do so in the comments section of this story. They plan on perusing the comments below for user feedback and interest, so don't be shy.

Support for Linux, either native or at the very least through testing/working with WINE, is something that I would really like to see. I've played WoW through WINE and managed to get it running, but the overall game play experience is just not on par with that of playing through Windows.