Comment Re:Adding it to my wishlist... (Score 5, Funny) 98
You could always use the tried-and-true "choose your own adventure" format.
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Submission + - New "Terminator" Trilogy Planned
Ant writes: "Dark Horizons report after much talk and posturing over the future of "The Terminator" franchise/series in recent years, something surprising has happened... The Halcyon Company has acquired the franchise rights to the popular "The Terminator" movie series and intend to make a new trilogy that would anchor their movie company..."
Submission + - Hubble Space telescope detects ring of Dark Matter
mknewman writes: NASA Breaking News http://www.nasa.gov/rss/breaking_news.rss is reporting that NASA will hold a media confrence on May 15 at 1pm EDT to discuss the stongest evidence to date that Dark Matter exists.
Journal Journal: The Damn Parents Today 1
Whil Wheaton on the gaming generation as Parents: Now don't get me wrong: I love gaming. I love technology. In fact, I almost wrote a column this week all about the majesty of handeld games in the 70s and 80s (Merlin and Mattel D&D FTW!) and when I was younger, I took my Mattel Football and then Gameboy just about everywhere with me, but my parents gave me limits, (I didn't miss Old Faithful erupting because I was playing Tetris, for exa
Feed Exposure To Depleted Uranium From Military Action May Pose Health Threats (sciencedaily.com)
Exposure to particles of depleted uranium (DU), the source of growing international concern as a potential health hazard, may increase the risk of genetic damage and lung cancer, scientists in Maine conclude.
Feed Firefighters Report Increase In Lung Illness From World Trade Center Dust (sciencedaily.com)
New-onset sarcoidosis of the lung is on the rise among Ground Zero firefighters, according to a new study.
Feed Can Nemo Find His Way Home? (sciencedaily.com)
The fate of ocean fish larvae has remained a mystery to science until now, but a University of Arkansas researcher and his colleagues have used a novel technique to directly explore their journey from egg to adult for the first time. Their findings also may help governments and marine organizations better manage marine protected areas.
