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Just don't try to play "Suspicion of Murder" on Safari or Firefox on the Mac. I started it and then couldn't finish without going into IE on my windows VM. Very fun game, though, and I learned all about how not to commit a murder without getting caught by a newbie detective. Very EDU 2.0! Thanks for the link, Graham.
Posted by: Mason Lee | Jun 27, 2007 at 11:23 PM