Looks like it's good I didn't get the customized license plate for Arduino. Espruino allows you to write in JavaScript, which I prefer much to C string and char * messiness. It's available for $39.99 from seeedstudio.
There is an interesting graphical editor which reminds me of the Lego mindstorms rcx programming interface.
Just recently I had looked up the isolator, I think this was because of something I saw in a course on coursera, then tonight on Elementary, Jonny Lee Miller had one on.
History of earth-based nuclear explosions, 1944-1998 by Isao Hashimoto
Analysis of the heat generated by these compared to the current heat reaching oceans, waste heat from machines here
Saw a link to MST3k oral history on Joel's site. Also he said he's available from Heroes for Hire. This site has most of the great old and new Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rodgers, Caprica, Firefly, and Dollhouse.
Updated video using Leonardo and older version of Skulleyes/Skulleyes.ino.
Followup: Die roller / skull eyes combination: SkullDieRoller
In my coursera course at Comics, the professor brought up the regulations in the 1950s, which included: Standards of the Comics Code Authority. Interestingly the trend seems to have been away these standards since then, without a real defining body specifying the standards. Especially part B: "Scenes dealing with, or instruments associated with walking dead, torture vampires and vampirism, ghouls, cannibalism, and werewolfism are prohibited."
I think Rodgers must have children now, since it looked like Mike McCarthy seemed to be saying, "You lucky father," after Sunday night's game.
