Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I am so excited to be featured in this video, along with some good friends of mine! Rhett and Link have come up with what I feel is a hilarious and creative look at what life is like on the Internet. The video features yours truly, along with some other awesome talent: Snoop Dogg Gary V iJustine Leo Laporte Amber MacArthur There are also many peeks of the adorbable little Shiba Inu puppies! Tho

Sep.28, 2009 in UncategorizedIf you’re browsing the internet in search of a satellite radio service for the US and Canada, then you need only check two websites: Sirius and XMRadio. These two giants are your only options and yet you’ll notice striking similarities between the two websites’ design, the product pricing and the programmer’s stations. Rumors have been flying around that Sirius and XM will form a ground-breaking merger this year, uniting all 14+ million customers under one banner

Try turning this into a fun Lego toy. I dare you. Okay, someone walk with me on this one, because I’m a little confused. I was under the impression that the reason that Harmonix was cranking out a Lego Rock Band was to appeal to the “casual” crowd. You know, Billy and Suzie and the soccer moms of the world, signing along to Hannah Montana and Taylor Swift songs. So what in the holy double stuff Jesus Christ is the reasoning behind Harmonix’s inclusion of Iggy Pop to the Lego Rock Band

I am an organizational nut case. My desk has nothing on it except what I am working on right at the moment. Likewise, my computing is clutter-free. I have my desktop, my browser, the ‘My Documents’ folder, and my drives organized and efficient. My desktop has only the documents that I am working on today, plus the shortcuts I use each and every day. If I don’t use it within 48 hours, I create a folder and file it. Much like the situation with my desk, keeping my computer organized improves pro

Date: September 28, 2009 Title: The Connection Between Metal Abundances and the Evolution of Galaxies Podcaster: Duane Lee from Columbia Astronomy Organization: Columbia University Astronomy http://outreach.astro.columbia.edu Description: Metals in astronomy refer to any element heavier than Helium on the periodic table. The abundance of metals with the exception of a few tell us the processing steps needed in the past to create the current abundance patterns we see in gala