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Fantastic Flying Books

The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore iPad App Trailer from Moonbot Studios on Vimeo. I just downloaded William Joyce’s “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore”, an interactive narrative experience for the iPad. The app impressively blurs the line between picture books and animated film. I kept flipping pages in sheer amazement. Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : swissmiss Discovery Date : 12/07/2011 11:50 Number of articles : 5

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Woman Arrested After Brutal Attack on Husband

A Southern California woman was in custody Tuesday after authorities said she drugged her estranged husband, tied him to a bed, cut off his penis and put it through a garbage disposal. (July 12)

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Intel to owners of failed SSD 320s: we’re ‘aware of the customer sightings’

We can imagine few things more horrible than booting up your new 600GB SSD and seeing a reported capacity of 8MB. That’s exactly the situation reported by users of Intel ‘s SSD 320 series for over a month on the company’s support forums, as well as on Amazon reviews. One disappointed (to say the least) user describes that very scenario, and he’s not alone. According to several forum members, the problem seems firmware related and shouldn’t require a recall , while Intel says it’s “aware of the customer sightings.” Short on meaningful details, the statement promises an update is coming with more information — bite-sized consolation for the owners of byte-sized drives. Intel to owners of failed SSD 320s: we’re ‘aware of the customer sightings’ originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 12 Jul 2011 22:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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Why Do You Always Get Lost?

Some people lose their way all the time; others have an innate sense of direction. Here’s how their brains are different.

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‘Space Invaders’ Video Game Takes Aim at Big-Screen Adaptation

No, this isn’t from The Onion. Though NewsFeed toyed with the headline, “Pixels to Star in New Action Film.” Producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Gigi Pritzker hope to take Space Invaders, a video game, to the silver screen and are currently looking for a writer. Once that’s done, they’ll start creating a more realistic, three-dimensional world for the

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The Obama administration is ordering gun dealers in southwestern border states to report the sale of multiple semiautomatic weapons to federal authorities, in a bid to stem the flow of weapons to Mexican drug gangs. The new regulation will require the roughly 8,500 dealers in California, Arizona, New Mexico,…

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Bozell Column: Who’s Burning Down D.C.?

The political prognosticator Charlie Cook appeared on National Public Radio on July 11 and summarized perfectly the media narrative on the debt-limit battle. Boehner, Cook said, “is not a burn-the-barn-down, break-the-china kind of guy [and] he does not necessarily reflect the views of a majority…of the House Republican Conference, who are of the burn-the-barn-down, break-the-china mold.” Hold on here. Why is it destructive to insist on a limited government? Why is fiscal sanity equated with pyromania? Cook was brought on as a “nonpartisan” analyst, but there’s nothing either civil or accurate in casting conservatives as barn-burners. This is the “nonpartisan” Washington narrative of the budget talks: Reasonable Obama vs. Dangerously Unhinged Republicans. The establishment is imbibing deeply of the David Plouffe spin that somehow, a reckless, unsupervised Congress spent all the money and Barack Obama was too busy golfing to notice, as if he didn’t sign every spending bill. It’s as if he didn’t aggressively shovel ObamaCare and almost a trillion dollars of “stimulus” on top of the deficit mountain.

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Learning that your child has a disability is hard enough—but try getting a phone call saying his illness will be front-page news. That’s what happened to Gordon Brown when his family was still coming to terms with his son’s cystic fibrosis: Then- Sun editor Rebekah Brooks, now CEO of…

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Pregnancy Changes: Your Baby, Your Body

A trimester-by-trimester look at how you and your baby are growing.

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