Here is a great story from NPR on SIDS. http://www.npr.org/2011/07/15/137859024/rethinking-sids-many-deaths-no-longer-a-mystery

True, but she still looked like she was living in the woods with the messy hair and dirty face.

At least tell me they still (mostly) all get killed by the end?

That's one thing the original did right. Those kids actually looked like they were living in they woods.

McClane, the tell is the glass shards in the feet.

My 4 year old set next to me the whole play through at full attention. As I neared the Mountain top I looked over, I've had never seen him look so sad before. Thankfully things picked up afterward or I would have had a depressed toddler to console.

New box set of Nausicca. Only thing I've ever reread immediately after finishing.

"If there was a massive solar flare that could have an acute effect which could cause vomiting and potentially jeopardize the mission of a spacesuited astronaut."

—-if the lhc actually destroys the earth & this page isn't yet updated

I can't remember the last time I laughed this hard.

All borders are made up. The only thing that makes them real is violence.

Combine portal, someone call Dr Freeman.

nope, and last I read on the cyanogen forum not planned either.

Inside and old Gateway desktop, make sure to get one that's good and heavy.

Instead of revealing the human side of animals I like to think of it as revealing the animal side of humans.

But it's not like the Drone are autonomous, there is still a pilot who pulls the trigger he is just in Nevada instead of in the aircraft.

A long the same lines would this but as much of an issue if they used manned bombers instead of drones?

I nearly quit the first Dragon Age because my party was constantly getting eaten by Wolves while trying to get from A to B. I died more by wolf attack than anything else while I was leveling up.

They plan on stuffing enough people in so tight that movement will be impossible.

Good luck trying to inject science into a religious debate.