Annenberg Political Fact Check
It seems a little more partisan than it’s supposed to be, but the Annenberg Political Fact Check is an interesting way to see what the truth is when you see candidate TV ads.
It seems a little more partisan than it’s supposed to be, but the Annenberg Political Fact Check is an interesting way to see what the truth is when you see candidate TV ads.
This post about the war on comment spam is interesting, but doesn’t say how WordPress rocks the socks off of MT in this regard.
I’m not disappointed in Fable. I’m actually quite pleased. I think I had a slight let-down during the training phase, and ever since I’ve noticed this crack in the wall, I’ve been able to do nothing but stare at it since I’ve started playing.
Fable is a very pretty game. At first, I thought that it was a little chunky graphically. But I think that the style I’m noticing is an artistic quality. It’s not that the graphics are blocky, it’s that the art is blocky. It became apparent to me through play that the style of the art is as a story book - a fable. To this end, they were quite successful. I don’t find the raw look of the graphics (setting aside style) as appealing as Prince of Persia, but the polygons packed on the screen are quite impressive. Sometimes distracting.
That night he puts the car into a ditch.
He’s OK. The car is still driveable. But you’ll have to shell out the $500 deductible to have it repaired.