Merry Xmas
Merry Christmas! I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday. I am taking a short vacation next week, so keep an eye out for some new posts.
The Next Big Thing
Video of the Day. "Why Wait? The Next Big Thing Is Already Here" by Samsung. The Galaxy S II is an awesome phone. By the way, can you guess what iDevice the people are standing in line for? It's obvious, right? Nice.
Quitting Time
Same story. No time to update the blog, so I am calling it quits. It is apparent that I do not have time to maintain the blog. Look around, place holders everywhere. I have enjoyed the past four years, but it is quitting time. I will update the blog through the end of October.
Cheesy Bacon Bowl
Check out Kentucky Fried Chicken's latest offering, the "Cheesy Bacon Bowl". The bowl is essentially a "Mashed Potato Bowl" with bacon bits. I will pass on this one, thank you. The bowl is available now for a limited time at participating restaurants.
Good Answer
Video of the Day. Watch the pastor's wife answer the question, "Name something you put in your mouth, but don't swallow." LMAO! "We're going for the money." I think she meant, "We're going for the money shot." Good answer!
The Bug Circus
Video of the Day. "The Bug Circus Generator" by Qualcomm. The video attempts to answer the question, "How many praying mantises does it take to power a smartphone?" Watch the video for the answer.
What The Buck!
Video of the Day. Watch mountain biker, Evan van der Spuy, get knocked the buck out by a Hartebeest. The video was shot during the Time Freight MTB Express Race at Albert Falls in South Africa.
Netflix Retreats
More news from the Netflix blog. Remember the "Qwikster" post about Netflix splitting its streaming and DVD by mail services? Well, forget about it. Netflix is doing a 180 and keeping both services. No Qwikster!
Raiders Owner Dies
Al Davis, Oakland Raiders owner, has passed away. Davis died at his home in Oakland, he was 82 years old. The family will retain ownership of the Oakland Raiders and son Mark will run the team. Below is the statement from the Raiders.
"The Oakland Raiders are deeply saddened by the passing of Al Davis," the team said in a statement. "Al Davis was unique, a maverick, a giant among giants, a true legend among legends, the brightest star among stars, a hero, a mentor, a friend."