·The original Google, encased in Legos, gets a home at the Stanford University Museum.
·Whiskey goes green: Maker’s Mark uses its leftover water, grain, and yeast for energy.
·Scrabulous, everyone’s favorite Facebook time waster, folds under pressure from Scrabble makers Hasbro, but then reappears in a new form as “Wordscraper.”
·Should big-budget movies spend some of those dollars to fact-check their science?
·Dot Earth suggests a new name for young people: “Generation E.”
August 1st, 2008 at 6:44 pm
Scrabble and its clones are just like Scrabble because the game play and word base remain the same. You get better at the games by memorizing stupid short words.
If you want to see a game which totally changes the word base and game play, take a look at
http://www.wildwords.us
This game will be coming to Facebook and other social networks soon.
August 1st, 2008 at 6:48 pm
Google Legos - very fun! But they’re at the Gates building, not the museum. I wonder how the google boys feel about their first toy being housed in a building named after Bill…