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Via anguirel. This is one of the most brilliant things I have ever seen. Ever.
Video game field show at Cal Berkeley.
The only thing that could possibly make it better is a video from the home field side... it seems like there must be one somewhere, but alas, youtube fails me.
In other video game news, play Free Rice -- test your vocabulary and donate rice to the UN world hunger project. My high so far is vocab level 43...
And Mike over at Homeless Moon points out OLPC's give-one-get-one laptop giving program, whereby you can make a $399 donation ($200 of which is tax deductible) to the One Laptop Per Child project -- the MIT Media Lab-driven project to make a $100 crank-powered laptop to give to poor children all over the world. This thing is really amazing; check it out. It's the first time that these remarkable machines have been made available to the public, and you'd be doing something life-changing for a kid in Africa at the same time.
Video game field show at Cal Berkeley.
The only thing that could possibly make it better is a video from the home field side... it seems like there must be one somewhere, but alas, youtube fails me.
In other video game news, play Free Rice -- test your vocabulary and donate rice to the UN world hunger project. My high so far is vocab level 43...
And Mike over at Homeless Moon points out OLPC's give-one-get-one laptop giving program, whereby you can make a $399 donation ($200 of which is tax deductible) to the One Laptop Per Child project -- the MIT Media Lab-driven project to make a $100 crank-powered laptop to give to poor children all over the world. This thing is really amazing; check it out. It's the first time that these remarkable machines have been made available to the public, and you'd be doing something life-changing for a kid in Africa at the same time.