By the way, don’t take this as some sort of anti-Office rant or reason not to upgrade. I like Office 2007 and strongly recommend that folks upgrade when they’re ready. I believe it’s important to know what’s going on behind the scenes, though.
Perhaps "Beware" is too strong a word in its normal context; Word’s not […]
Congratulations to Wills Park (Alpharetta GA) league’s Red Sox, who finished up another great season last night. It was a double-header night, with both games against a very strong White Sox team. The Red Sox’s record was such that a single win would take the championship, while the White Sox could take the trophy […]
As we’ve been playing, I’ve been making notes and talking to others in our forums. Here are some random thoughts, mine mixed with other early players’…
The three maps we’ve been given so far are more fun than the proverbial barrel of monkeys. I’m glad they went with asymmetrical playgrounds without any echoes of Warlock […]
A few of you with sharp eyes have noticed, while playing on XBox Live, that there are a bunch of us playing Halo 3 already. “Hey, the public beta’s not supposed to start yet,” I can hear you shouting. Well, ok, it’s really just that I can read the emails and XBL messages you’re sending me, […]
I was asked in one of the gamer forums to write about Guitar Hero II for the Xbox 360 (and PS2, I suppose, since the games are extremely similar), and in particular if it’s appropriate for kids.
At it’s core, Guitar Hero is a rythm or coordination game, much like some of the games in Fusion Frenzy. The […]
Good news for LOST fans… it’s going to end.
“We always envisioned `Lost’ as a show with a beginning, middle and end,” [LOST’s Executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse] said in a statement. “By officially announcing exactly when that ending will be, the audience will now have the security of knowing that the story will […]
“What the hell is an Aluminum Falcon!?”
Rick passed along this video, very funny.
Of course, if the Emperor had a good interaction system he could have handled the secondary request electronically while still taking carer of Vader’s issue. Perhaps he just needs to hire a good Telephony & Unified Messaging integrator.
PBS Bill Moyer’s Journal - Buying The War
“In the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq, the US government’s claims about weapons of mass destruction and terrorist ties to Saddam Hussein went mostly unchallenged by the media. Four years after ’shock and awe,’ how the government sold the war has been mu
(tags: journalism)
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