If you haven't heard of "Raiders of the Lost Ark - The Adaptation", go read about it over here: http://www.theraider.net/films/raiders_adaptation/index.php

"After seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark in 1981, three 12 year old friends, Chris Strompolos, Eric Zala and Jayson Lamb, began filming their own shot-by-shot adaptation in the backyards of their Mississippi homes.

Seven years later their film was in the can."

Awesomeness!

You will laugh out loud!

Production has started on the new Star Trek movie.  No Shatner, however.  New Actors all around, apparently takes place before the series from the 60's.

U.S.S. Kelvin?  Where is the Enterprise?  We can only hope that the ship will make an appearance.

 

Looks like this ship (Kelvin) get's pretty trashed, maybe the replacement will be the Enterprise.  We can only hope.

Old names, new faces.  Kirk (black), Bones (blue), Sulu (John Cho from Harold and Kumar), Uhura, (red on right), Scotty (red middle), and I have no idea who the far left crew member is.  And get this, Winona Ryder as Spock's mom?

Seems pretty cool, new take on old characters...  I'll be curious how the story develops.

Ahh, there's the Enterprise.  Whew.

linky

heh

I love World of Warcraft as much as the next MMORPG geek, but this guy reaches a whole new level. 

This "WoW Whore" plays 36 Avatars at once.  That means 36 accounts, and 11 systems.  11 mice, 11 keyboards, 11 monitors, etc...

I've heard of and played with people who have used two, even three accounts at once, never have I heard of 36 accounts being played by one person.  With all those systems (11), think of the heat they'll be putting out.

The money involved just for 36 game licenses comes to $5700 a year with an additional $1500 to buy 36 copies of the expansion pack.

All I can say is WoW!

Yes you heard that right.  Racing downtown.

Homepage here: Lisboa downtown.

heh.

This is one of my favorite sites on the tubes.  linky

It's a sweet way to find and enjoy new music.  Just start with a band you like, the web based radio will add songs with similar attributes.

They call it the "Music Genome Project"