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A print that imitates the look of stained glass. Just tape it up in the window and voila, instant stained glass. This window features our favorite caped crusader and his supporting cast. Approximately 10 x 15 in in size. [Etsy]
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Many stores promote a new video game by offering something extra, such as exclusive downloadable content or some sort of promotional gift. At GameStop it turns out you don’t get something extra — you get something less. The PC edition of the newly-released Deus Ex: Human Revolution contains a voucher that allows buyers to play [...]

‘ The earthquake, tsunami, and ensuing nuclear crisis in Japan earlier this year have stretched the Japanese Red Cross to its limits; while donations are coming in all the time, it’s still important to maintain support for the organization as Japan recovers from these events. To help bolster contributions to the JRC, Cosplay for a [...]

The latest from Dorkly Bits: MegaMan really needs the shotgun ice, but it’s cool, brah. No worries, man.

Sometimes the premise of a game is so absurd you have to have missed something. That, or designers were all, “Plot? Plausibility? I’m not even worried about that stuff. Hey, do we need more or less zombies?” Cracked asked readers to submit deleted scenes from video games that might help explain just exactly what’s going on. [...]
Here are some of the latest and greatest cartoons from our friends over at Twaggies.com. You tweet, they draw! Make sure you follow them on Twitter and Facebook to get your daily Twags!

You’ve likely seen the spinning dancer illusion, which tricks the brain into believing the dancer is spinning either way without actually changing rotation. Now, this new animation by psychophysiologist Marcel de Heer shows that a single moving image can appear to move in three different ways. It’s a little psychedelic, but strong visual contrast is [...]

How do you control an invasive species–especially a parasitic one–without having to physically remove every specimen from an area? It’s a good question, and a hard one to answer. The ramifications of controlling one animal almost always include serious decline in another, damage and contamination to a habitat and possible immunity in the case of [...]