Archive for March, 2006

Halo 3 due March ’07

31, Mar 2006

Via IGN: March 30, 2006 – The next Halo is coming in March 2007. According to a Microsoft source who asked to remain anonymous and a second source close to the company, IGN today learned that Microsoft will publish the next Halo game (as predicted in January) in March 2007. That’s a little longer than [...]

The best way to get me to investigate or purchase something is to have small references to it come to me at the same time from two distinct directions. It’s how I first heard of some of my favorite things. Travis, Neal Stephenson, and Douglas Coupland‘s Generation X some 14 years ago.

Mmmm, Skittles.

31, Mar 2006

My beard was long but it was never prehensile.

Normal Life

30, Mar 2006

This has been me on so many occasions. From Normal Life.

Jon Baliles of River City Rapids lucked into tickets to see George Mason’s games last weekend so he was there when they did the impossible. See video from the stands here. It’s pretty damn cool.

Check me out!

30, Mar 2006

This is my Xbox360 Gamercard. It’s a brief summary of how awesome I am, in a video game sense. Put your gamertag here too. The 3-star rep is because I haven’t played much 360 online outside of the bi-weekly Halo2 I play with the PRH and the SaltBugs. I think only 360 games count in [...]

Banner Archive

30, Mar 2006

Look! And marvel at one man’s futile efforts at Photoshop Competency!

Nice 6

29, Mar 2006

I love mixtapes (I say ‘mixtapes’ but I mean ‘mixdiscs’ ‘mixtapes’ just sounds better). I used to make them for myself and my friends all the time. I always loved taking time to get a mix properly sequenced so that there was good flow from song to song. Or if there was an overarching theme [...]

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists played a free (for students, $5 for the rest of us) show at the University of Richmond campus Saturday night. When Ted Leo plays in town you go see him. It’s a rule. Look it up (and I know I broke that rule the last time he was in town, [...]

Buddha Machine

24, Mar 2006

I got my Buddha Machine by FM3 yesterday. Basically, it an ‘ambient music machine’. It’s not much bigger than an ipod, it runs on 2 AA batteries, and it plays 9 different ambient loops. It’s a neat little toy. I only saw it for the first time the other day, but there are plenty of [...]


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