Meet Johnny

An ode to Mac fans? I don't know. I'm hoping to get one of the new ones, but I've been a fan of PCs my whole life. There's a huge world of Mac fans online that I didn't know about until I started researching Macs. This is my quickly-written tribute to them.
Farewell Melo

So the drama is done -- finally. Melo has been traded to the Knicks, along with Chauncey Billups, Shelden Williams, Anthony Carter and Renaldo Balkman. Phew. That's a mouthful. Billups is the most painful to say, though. The guy went to GW (George Washington High School in Denver, if you're confused).
Don't Let The Smile Fool You

I love Google. I love that I can call people's phones from it for free. I love that I can pull up any chat conversation I've had . . . ever. I love the way my email conversations are organized. I just love the way Google makes my life easier. In fact, I've been calling for Google to finance universal health care since Obama got into office. I think we could all use a little Ghealth in our lives.
Success Comes Slowly

Follow The Leader

Remember This?

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Last June, an 8-minute short was released, serving as a reintroduction to the world of Mortal Kombat. Directed by Kevin Tancharoen, the trailer sparked plenty of speculation that a new Mortal Kombat film was in the pipepline. Now, Kotaku alleges that instead of a movie, we'll be treated to a web series.


Web series? Really? The only good web series I've seen was Dorm Life and that was low-budget comedy on Youtube. At most they had a few cameras and some sound equipment. The production value on this one betrays the good chunk of change spent for an 8-minute short/pitch.

Looks like Hollywood didn't get hooked on this one. And I can't really blame them, noting their recent entries into the franchise. Who knows. With a healthy budget, it might end up actually being good. But with the history Mortal Kombat has on film...well...we'll just have to wait and see. Here's hoping Black D makes an appearance.




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