Back to the X-Entertainment, here’s a print ad from the 80′s that let’s you make a flip book. Interestingly enough, there are no directions for creating the flip book itself. But the illustration shows the Chips Ahoy getting “striped” and then bitten.
I came across this ad on the Web today. At first glance, it is a little interesting and a little disturbing. When you realize that the ad is for a soap company, the reaction turns to disgust. I’m pretty sure that’s the point. I’ve got to go wash my hands now.
The Sims 2: Makin’ Magic is an expansion pack for the computer game The Sims. The manual for this pack is very detailed. So is the installation manual that comes long with it.
According to EA, makers of The Sims, you can’t just pop the disc into your CD-ROM. (Yes, you can.) You have to follow the ten page instructions before you can enjoy the game.
What kind of instructions? First, you must defrag your hard drive. Really? For anyone that has ever done this, this process can take hours. Just pop in the disc and install.
For your pleasure, I’ve posted my revised narrative, Christmas with the Clauses. An original Seussical, with help from my friend Dan McGrain, and narrated by the wonderful Sid Whatley. Enjoy!
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Note: The file is rather large so it might take a few minutes to completely download. If the movie doesn’t load, please click here.
In my search for art for our narrative project, I came across the site Crestock. When you open and fund your account, you’ll get a discount of 50% off. That is an impressive savings. If you are married to the stock at iStockPhoto, check to see if your chosen art is excluve to iStock. If it isn’t, you may be able to find it on Crestock…and save.