I’ve also thoroughly enjoyed the TV series based on the books, HBO’s “Game of Thrones.” I’ve enjoyed it so much that the unavailability of the second season was the final straw that broke my will and sent me on a quest that ended in me attaining Apple TV.
At at 10:32 p.m. Aug. 5, PDT, NASA again made history. The organization has made a habit of doing so over the years.
After midnight today in Colorado, a pathetic real-life example of that darkness turned sour, senseless and violent, walked into a theater during a screening of Dark Knight and killed 12 people and injured more than 70.
Over the course of the weekend, my research assistant/smoking hot wife gave the car sites (and our local library) a beating they won’t soon forget.
For the past ten years MeetUp has been quietly and successfully encouraging interactions on and off-line through by connecting people with common interests.
But when I call Adam Yauch, aka the Beastie Boys’ MCA, a hero, as in one I looked up to and who helped me to define my course in life,
“If you just use one exclamation mark, nobody even notices. It’s like you’re just kind of excited. But if you use three exclamation marks, then it’s like you’re really excited. If you use even more, like eleven exclamation marks, then you’re really, really excited.”
If we are to stay sane and on top of what is happening in the world, we need to bring the concept of web curation to the next level.
The word is out. Thanks to Gawker blogging about it, Perez Hilton tweeting a catty remark in regards to it, and Lady Gaga wearing an outfit made entirely from computer screens displaying it, you’ve by now heard that AM:PM PR has a new website.
Last month I got the chance to attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. CES is so huge that it is hard to comprehend even after going.