11/24/2008
HAL 9000 Papercraft Will, At Some Point, Cut You [2001] (Gizmodo)
We know. He certainly looks cute and harmless. But sooner or later, the HAL 9000 (freely printable papercraft version) could get a small, unintentional dent in the side. "I'll just toss him in the...
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11/21/2008
Wilmington on DVD: WALL'€'cent;E, J'Accuse, and Tropic Thunder (Isthmus)
WALL•E is a huge, high-tech project, involving hundreds of filmmakers, actors and film workers. But even with all those people milling around, it has a heart-lifting buoyancy and wit, an entrancing screwball sense of fun.
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11/17/2008
Bus company no friend to PickupPal (The Globe and Mail)
Internet carpooler is breaking the law, board rules, after complaint from Trentway-Wagar
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11/17/2008
Cult Classic at Silent Movie (NBC4 Los Angeles)
We've all known computers that have tried our patience. Then there is the computer in '80s cult fave "Evilspeak" (we're guessing from the title this computer does more than lose the document...
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11/10/2008
Take a Load Off With Honda's Robo-Legs (Wired News)
The automaker develops a "walking assist device" that supports the body and eases the strain on joints, something it says could help factory workers during long shifts but might also increase the mobility of the elderly.
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11/10/2008
Greed isn't good: Experts weigh in on financial meltdown (Tulsa World)
Greed is good, Gordon Gekko told stockholders 20 years ago in the classic Hollywood film "Wall Street." But how much is too much?
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11/08/2008
‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ discusssion Thursday (Rome Sentinel)
Jervis Public Library’s "Dewey or Don’t We?" book discussion series feaures Arthur C. Clarke’s classic novel of science fiction, "2001: A Space Odyssey" at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
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