Well, it looks like your friendly neighborhood blogger is off to Charlotte North Carolina for a month or so to do some pretty extensive lighting and sound work for a new nightclub in the area. I’ve never been there so I’m sure it will be an adventure and I’m always up for something new and challenging. For the next month or so all of my blogs will be coming to you live from my laptop in a North Carolina hotel room.
How about instead of giving away money to reclaim WWE’s audience, put on some better quality shows? As a long time pro wrestling fan, I’ve watched the quality of WWE’s programming go drastically down since WCW folded. They’ve got the in ring talent but are seriously lacking in the creative department. Am I the only one who sees this?
During the mid 90’s when the monday night wars were at a fever pitch, the shows were excellent. It just goes to prove competition really really does bring out the best. Then again, if Vinnie Mac wants to give me some cash I’d surely take it!
With all the hype surrounding the new Incredible Hulk move, I’m left wondering if it’s going to live up. The last Hulk movie was quite a disappointment. With Marvel taking more control of their properties, things are looking good as Iron Man was awesome. I guess I’ll just have to wait until friday to find out. What I am certainly looking forward to is the recently announced Avengers move slated for a 2010 release….
I’m not a tree hugging hippie or much of an environmentalist at all, but I’m also not stupid. This is genuinely scary, a Texas sized garbage heap floating in the Pacific Ocean. Doing my completely random web surfing today, I stumbled across an article about “The Great Pacific Garbage Patch” and it really scared me. I’m not sure I can add anything new to what has already been written about it but I think more people need to know and something needs to be done now.
More info @ Wikipedia
Kotaku.com has a great article up about Jeanne Stevens. A politician who is also a gamer. As the first generation of gamers are getting older, this trend is inevitable. In spite of the stereotype, gamers are not all antisocial hermits living in their parents basement their whole lives.
Full article here