So cute

This came up in the news feed, but I am dropping it in here in case it was missed. I could get behind this.

QuoteA British-led consortium has outlined its plans to land a robotic probe on the Moon in 10 years' time.

Its aim is to raise £500m for the project from donations by the public.

In return, donors would be able to have photos, text and their DNA included in a time capsule which will be buried under the lunar surface.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-30102343

Many are the times where I've gone to see a movie after having read the book, only to be disappointed, or even outraged, by the results. Such was the case with the Harry Potter series of books, the movie Eregon, The Hitchhiker's Guide, and even Ender's Game. Plot compression, casting choices and "creative license" just tend to piss me off. This is why I pray nobody ever makes movie adaptations for any of Anne McCaffery's or David Eddings' works.

Picked up the blu ray of Gravity for £10, will watch it over the weekend. Im expecting some nice special effects.

I found that vid on the web by accident:



Maybe the top of the top of car games? Well well well...

... very similar to the Pole Position my vintage Atari 800XL!

Is this real or a computer game

There is a new Sherlock Holmes game out "Crimes and Punishments"

Having played all the SH games up to now I think this will have to go on the list.
I do like these games, they challenge you to think, quite novel these days.



And here is some of the gameplay: