Niagara Gazette Extra2012-02-12T05:23:08-05:00urn:uuid:2d1ea24b-1ca9-433e-8a9c-3af40216e7bfSLIDESHOW: 2008 Holiday Decorating Contest<!--Michele Deluca--><table width="234" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" background="http://static.cnhi.zope.net/flashpromo/niagaragazette/images/byline_234x60.jpg" height="60"><tr><td><div align="center"><font size="3" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">By Michele Deluca</font><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><br /></font><font size="1" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><a href="mailto:michele.deluca@niagara-gazette.com">michele.deluca@niagara-gazette.com</a></font></div></td></tr></table>urn:uuid:d8ddf42b-a74d-41ef-87d3-15f75ab61c922008-12-27T08:35:00-05:00
Lane has two words for them and any others who might like to try their hand at winning the contest: Movement and music.
“The two things people usually forget are animation ... and music. You always get a few extra points if you have some Christmas carols playing,” he said.
GAME NEWS: Microsoft's Community Games projecturn:uuid:e2fecde1-40be-43ba-9db5-40b1e9ac59792008-12-13T00:07:00-05:00
COMMUNITY CHEST: Video games are like what screenplays were in the last century: Everyone has an idea for one.
TECHNOLOGY: Adria seeks scientists' help to push food furtherurn:uuid:6faa7be8-8baf-4890-8056-9108c090c9962008-12-13T00:06:00-05:00
When Ferran Adria asks for help in the kitchen, he doesn't mean busboys.<br class="zc-v4-fix" /><br class="zc-v4-fix" /> The father of so-called molecular gastronomy — the science (or art?) of manipulating food via gelatins, liquid capsules and his now-ubiquitous foams — recently asked Harvard scientists to help him push the boundaries of food even further.
TECHNOLOGY: TechBits package 12/10/2008urn:uuid:b34feafe-6fcd-4443-98fb-2070de99af542008-12-12T23:39:00-05:00TECHNOLOGY: TechBits package 12/3/2008urn:uuid:e9b857b3-c500-4151-b5e7-4495f5c7bfaf2008-12-12T23:38:00-05:00GAMING: Downloadable content revives old gamesurn:uuid:a207a761-04ca-45b1-9429-7e7579f8187d2008-12-12T23:26:00-05:00EXTRA: Christmas tree trains keep on chuggingurn:uuid:ecea9e16-0ad8-4d16-a203-a68c35ae1c282008-12-11T23:03:00-05:00
NEW YORK (AP) — Chris Forsyth's best Christmas was when he woke up to a train chugging around the tree, a conductor's hat and a little pair of overalls.
EXTRA: Some tips on Christmas tree trainsurn:uuid:58ae887a-b78a-474b-a7ff-276f09e939432008-12-11T19:49:00-05:00EXTRA: Hanukkah theme nights make small gifts specialurn:uuid:fd7455da-ecce-4fee-9956-60e5ac22ce2b2008-12-11T19:48:00-05:00EXTRA: Ideas for Hanukkah theme nightsurn:uuid:c6f4a89b-4ee7-4ac7-81e8-7896efb0dab52008-12-11T19:46:00-05:00