I feel like a giant.
We looked at bugs, got splashed by penguins, are currently riding the carousel, and will be riding the train in a few minutes.
A nice morning with my family. 🙂
NASA joins the Commons on Flickr today with three iconic sets spanning the US space agency’s 50+ year history. Their Commons account will feature photos from across the agency’s many locations and centers, chronicling the history of space and lunar missions, and the people and places of the organization.
Gaze upon what used to be at the forefront of American ingenuity and industriousness.
(via Flickr Blog.)
This white balance card set allows you to wear your photography rights around your neck while you’re out shooting, and can be easily shown to anyone who challenges your legal right to photograph.
I wasn’t aware of how far-ranging the rights of photographers are. I am happy I read this and think this is a neat-o product idea.
(via PetaPixel Store.)
It won’t include any tables, but you’ll be able to import all of your original Pinball FX content, free of charge, and add new tables via custom content packs.
Old and new tables benefit from a revamped physics engine and graphical overhaul. The new tables are way more elaborate and really invoke the feeling of playing pinball at the arcade. While the old tables won’t change cosmetically once imported into the sequel — they’re far less elaborate than their newer counterparts — they will benefit from the updated physics, which dictate more realistic behavior for the ball.
Sold. Pinball FX is one of the Xbox Live Arcade games I come back to time and time again, but it’s ugly. A new engine and more new tables is going to be very welcome.
(via Joystiq.)
Ryan Markel 