Posting from Ford Bloggers Lounge at the Detroit Auto Show. Lots of interesting cars and concepts, with an emphasis on electric and hybrid vehicles. Cars that park themselves and touch sensitive displays. In general a whole bunch of advertising and glamour. If you have a nice car, or a dream car, let us know in the comments.
Well, back to the show…
I came across this a few weeks ago on Boing Boing and I thought it would be worth mentioning here as well. I think from past shows and blog posts, it’s apparent I make an effort to bring attention to the fact that there’s still adventures worth having in a modern world. The Internet has become a great way to create more unique opportunities for experiencing life, which is what brought me to WWOOF.
After this cold and short summer, we are back in town, and we are going to get both our shows and blogs rolling like they never have been before. So sit tight, hold on, and enjoy the next season of MGW.
Andrew the retro gaming specialist has turned the big 21 today, and from the other hosts and all of our readers/listeners we hope he has an awesome birthday.
With Comic-con finally coming to a close, discussion of what was seen is in no short supply. Going into the show there were two major announcements I was really hoping for: News on the Fables TV-series or any word on the Scott Pilgrim movie. Read the rest of this entry »
For nearly a month now I’ve watched the web buzz with excitement over Tatsunoko vs. Capcom and only recently decided to look further at it with a very much “Meh,” attitude.
There is a lot of complaining on the internet about the price of the iPhone 3gs upgrade for current iPhone 3g users. They say its crazy to pay 400 bucks to get the new phone, but there are those that say AT&T is justified. Read the rest of this entry »
So my entire day was consumed yesterday with trying to get my Gmail, PayPal, and Hotmail accounts all back under my own control. My accounts were all compromised with minutes of each other and money taken from my PayPal, wanna hear about how it went? Read below the break.
Gmail has enabled new users to bring all of their old mail and contacts over from their old mail sites. All of the major web mail sites are supported in the switch. It can even continue to bring your old mail over for the next 30 days. The ability to switch has always been there, it was just above the average users knowledge level. It is so simple to switch now. In my opinion there is just no need to use anything but Gmail anymore.
Following it’s big premiere, Star Trek appears to be a hit, and with Wolverine’s release a few weeks prior and Angels & Demons hitting theaters this Friday, the summer movie season is well under way.
The end is no where in sight with only the final weeks of May approaching and a good solid three months of releases with titles like Terminator Salvation and Bruno ahead for film aficianados.
With such a strong lineup, it would be easy for the summers smaller titles to slip through the cracks. Here’s a list of flicks to keep your eyes peeled for in between blockbuster attacks.
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Ken | 
01 17th, 2010| 