I would love to see them adapt the C0DA “Landfall” storyline where everyone has to move to the moon.

One thing I haven’t seen yet is artificial structures — can you go into the space stations? Are there cities? Interact with NPCs? At 2:20 in the video it looked like there was some kind of building in the distance?

I’m guessing you probably couldn’t do this on a glass-top stove? It seems like the motion of the bowl would damage the surface?

DEATH STARE!

I’m actually really surprised that this can happen. Aren’t maternity wards locked down like Fort Knox? For all 3 of my kids, I had to go through actual security checks every time I went in or out.

This is 100% truth, and also I would buy the hell out of that cookbook.

What freaks me out is the fact that, 25 years from now, our kids will reminisce about Stampy the way that we reminisce about stuff like Transformers and GI Joe. What kind of world will that be??

When my kids fist started watching Stampy, I was so confused. What the hell is this guy? His voice makes me picture some kind of bizarro-world version of Pinocchio.

So, general question on the topic: If a trans person has hormone therapy and/or surgery, haven't they actually made themselves cis? I mean, they have aligned their sex and their gender, thus they are no longer trans?

Also, Scribblenauts Unlimited has an object editor that is kind of a good introduction to coding logic. It lets you assign behaviors and relationships to sprites that you create.

No iPad here, my kids have a Kindle Fire HD instead. Unfortunately it doesn't look like any of these apps have Android options...any suggestions?

A lot of it has to do with tone. "You tried really hard on that" maybe seems patronizing on paper, but you're not going to use those exact words. In a sincere interaction with a child the sentiment sounds fine.

NOOOO. Seriously, the possibility that it could get easier is the only thing that gets me by sometimes. NOT LISTENING TO YOU LA LA LAAAAAAA.

Oops, replied to the wrong thing. Stupid comment system. Great article thanxbye!

My favorite thing about Curious George is that there are several characters who inexplicably don't realize George is a monkey. They actually get confused about his monkey-like qualities, thinking he's just a weird kid.

I use the Chrome Omnibar for regular searches, but i still go to the homepage to do image searches. Is there a way to directly do image searches with the Omnibar? (other than doing a regular search and then clicking on the image results)

Interesting article...my wife gets headaches from red wine, but she has no problem with unoaked wines. Do the oak barrels cause amines or sulfites to be added, I wonder?

This is exactly what I was thinking. It's even worse when you have kids — if I want to sleep at 9:30, my quality time with my wife would be about 30 minutes a day.

Thanks for the heads up re: Near Dark...it looks like you can stream it for free from Amazon if you've got Prime. Added to my watchlist!

Yeah, that's what I thought. Also, if it's fake, then where is the real kid hidden when the camera comes down for the wide shot? I'm kind of skeptical of the skepticism here.