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This post is my entry for Cold’s Blogging carnival November 2012. Cold holds a blogging carnival carnival every month and you can enter too at his site. The topic for November was the Cross-realm Auction House which is rumored to be on the planning boards at blizzard to come out soon. I have...
Beware the emerald reptile of the skies!
Dionosaurs!
Love this essay by Brandon Sanderson, should come in useful when i get round to doing something like it myself!
sorta framing the buildings up to see what they’d look like for height reference. I don’t think they’ll stay this way (though I do want white wool to be a major theme block.)
I like steviekun’s idea of an eco city, so perhaps hanging gardens, vines, trees on rooftops and lots of natural light.
artwork of the villagers by SlushiOwl
a minecraft collage by HetalianElemeno seed: 1187103341
A useful tool for World of Warcraft players. It allows you to find out about almost anything in-game!
minecraft on the 360 will have a four-player split-screen feature!
“…But the only constant in life is change, and as timeless and fundamentally sound as Minecraft may be, there are still ways that it can be improved. I saw one of those ways at Microsoft’s Spring Showcase last week.
The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft will be, for all intents and purposes, Minecraft. That was what Microsoft producer Roger Carpenter said as we sat down with the game: “Well, it’sMinecraft.” And that’s true—everything you know and love aboutMinecraft is here (short of the ability to mod the game as you can mod the PC version). It works well with the controller, and is just about exactly what you’d picture when you picture Minecraft running on an Xbox 360. However, there’s one crucial new feature—four-player split-screen multiplayer. ”
read the entire article here! (***image above is photoshopped and not the actual final product***)
Awesome, pity I personally won't be trying it out though.
What on Earth, sorry, Minecraftia...
Epics
2 epics in WoW, finally.
by Tygard
Neat
Those of us for whom Star Trek serves as a benchmark for technological progress can only bemoan the fact that hopes for faster-than-light travel to other galaxies seem to be receding at warp speed, given that we no longer even have faster-than-sound travel to France. But I would prefer to focus on the bright side: We’re rapidly closing in on the Universal Translator, which means that when I do finally arrive in France, I’ll be able to communicate as easily as if I were on Earth.
Cool!
antvenom shows us wedge, the worldgen editor: “create worlds you’ve only dreamed of!” download wedge here! download antvenom’s texture pack here!
taken by Sethris134 mods used were sonic ether’s unbelievable shaders texture pack used was jehkoba’s fantasy pack
What can synthetic biology do for us? How can moving genes around cells, creating biological circuits, and writing new genetic programs change the world? Many of the major global problems, such as famine, disease and energy shortages, have potential solutions in the world of engineered cells4. To address famine in developing countries, genetic engineers can make inexpensive food crops, such as rice or corn, that contain extra nutrients. They could do this by finding genes in other organisms that efficiently produce vitamin D, for example, and then add those genes to the food’s own genome. More than 36 million people a year around the world die from hunger and malnutrition. Deficiencies of specific nutrients, such as vitamin D, cause many of these deaths. Engineering inexpensive plants to include these nutrients could save millions of lives.
Synthetic Biology: Bits and pieces come to life : Nature : Nature Publishing Group
BOOOORRRIINNNNGGG
perhaps I’ll start something else. Dresden wants this island anyway.. and i’m not really liking this build.
