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Submission + - Fallout 3 Van Buren tech demo released

Submitted by gbridge on Thursday May 03, 2007 @11:57AM

gbridge writes: Over eight years since the release of Fallout 2, the original (pre-alpha) tech demo of Black Isle Studio's abandoned Fallout 3 Van Buren project has made its way into the public domain. It's obviously a long, long way from being even beta quality but fans are rejoicing that they finally have something of the cancelled project to see for themselves. Bethesda have also given Fallout fans something to look forward to by announcing that a teaser video of their own interpretation of Fallout 3 will be released in 33 days time.

New AACS Crack Called "Undefeatable" 554

Posted by kdawson on Thursday May 03, 2007 @11:14AM from the go-ahead-revoke-all-the-keys dept.

Tuoqui writes "With all the focus on the infamous hexadecimal number, people may be ignoring a bigger weakness in the AACS armor, which emerged two weeks ago. Some hackers have figured out how to crack AACS in a way that cannot be defeated, even by revoking all the keys in circulation."

Feed Maggots Rid Patients Of Antibiotic-resistant Infection, MRSA (sciencedaily.com)

From feed by sdfeed on Thursday May 03, 2007 @11:13AM

Medical researchers are ridding diabetic patients of the superbug MRSA -- by treating their foot ulcers with maggots. The scientists used green bottle fly larvae to treat 13 diabetic patients whose foot ulcers were contaminated with MRSA and found all but one were cured within a mean period of three weeks, much quicker than the 28-week duration for the conventional treatment.

Comment Behavioral Optometry (Score 1) 1309

by bbame on Sunday June 13, 2004 @02:59PM (#9414488) Attached to: Uniquely Bright: Experiences and Tips?

First: ignore the negative comments. They aren't useful.

I've read various posts about being an INTP and that sort of thing, and I think I read one about Edison Trait learning (though you might want to do a web search if you don't know what that is). So I'll suggest that you find a behavioral optometrist and be evaluated. Here's a web site if you're interested...

PAVE

Both of my daughters (one sounds a lot like you!) have benifitted from this.

We (as parents) learned about behavioral optometry from the Gifted Development Center, so you might want to check them out as well...

Gifted Development Center

There's also plenty of information about "visual spatial" learners there.

One more thing: I would strongly suggest that you read _The Career Guide for Creative and Unconventional People_ by Carol Eikleberry - great stuff!

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