Me, again

Entertainment on the Web: Best of 2008 Favorite USER GENERATED VIDEO Barack Roll *** Fred Goes Swimming "Star Wars" A Capella Tribute Wassup 2008 Where the Hell is Matt (2008) Favorite ONLINE SENSATION Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog *** Dance Battle 2 Kobe Bryan Attempts Massive Stunt Paris Hilton Responds to McCain Ad Pork and Beans *** Winner!

"Star Wars" - an a cappella tribute to John Williams So talented, he makes me laugh!

Apple calls it the best mobile game device. Can it handle constant gaming? This 2nd generation iPod touch (it's NOT called iTouch) lasted 4 hours 4 minutes with minimum brightness, no sound, and wifi on (with push and 15 minute fetch). This time-lapse shows a minute of gameplay every second. This is no. 4 of a series of 5 related videos. Got it for the music.

In 2009 as in 1988.

Trying to shift to a lighter note to match the Season's mood, I am posting an email greeting with a link to a great free art made with Art Studio. Remember DrawingHand? I think I made some friends there. Feel free to indulge yourselves. =================================================== Hey Ado, Here is this years Artstudio Christmas Card effort. I decided to attach it to my website so you can download it directly, instead of me sending it as an email attachment. A lot of emails won't accept EXE & Zip files through fear of Virus attack and so block the Xmas Card itself. (fair enough!) So, here's the link. Feel free to pass it on as you see fit, (What use is art if no-one sees it, eh?) http://cashadvance.741.com/drawinghandartwork/Xmas%20Card.html Take care, Barry. =================================================== Thanks, mate!

Do you guys believe in the stupidity of 2nd Avenue's programming? I have to watch my favorite morning Talk Show which happens to be an American delayed feed interspersed with repetitive, totally uninspired programming coming from dare I say, a group of intellectually-dried up individuals who come up with the laziest one-liners in Philippine television. They started this year with a promise of a revolutionary kind of TV programming. The only change I saw after a full year was an eroding kind of entertainment bore, thanks to their short adverts against a white, black and green background (the sum of all their statement). May I suggest you change your 30-second programming, if not on a frequent basis because of your limited program feeds, then into something more substantial and palatable...something that doesn't have an aftertaste of cheap, vulgar entertainment attached to it but rather a more tasteful kind for those with refined sensibilities. After all, you keep showing your ...