This game is not for little kids. Why? It requires intelligence, agility, precision, and skill. Featuring a whopping 4 levels of dragging your mouse very slowly, requiring massive amounts of brainpower, and dealing large amounts of stress, you don't want a kid whining about how they lost the game.
Have you ever heard someone talk about The Game? Have you at least ever heard someone say you lost The Game? After that, have you gotten mad at them and asked them what the game was? Then they talk about losing the game again and you are just plain confused? Here is what the game is.
The FlyFire. An interactive three-dimensional display system initiated by the SENSEable City Laboratory with ARES Lab. It plans to transform any ordinary space into a "highly immersive and interactive display environment." It's basically a bunch of floating balls that are programmed to act together.
A new mosquito-killing laser has been invented. While there have been many lasers that can track down missles etc, there hasn't been one until now for something we all know and hate: the mosquito. The machine was invented by astrophysicist Lowell Wood to kill large numbers of mosquitoes and prevent malaria. Watch this mosquito as its head gets fried by a blue ray gun!
If you didn't know, I play percussion. Here is one video of me playing my solo. It's not perfect, but I'll be at Solo & Ensemble next week. What do you think? (By the way, you have to click the "Read the rest of this entry...")
Oh no! Windows 7 RC, the free version of Windows that was out there for about a month, is expiring! If you're like me, you have Windows 7 RC installed. If you're like me, you also can't find your Vista/XP installation disk! If you're like me, you "forgot" to partition your hard drive! If you're like me, you're freaking out like crazy trying to back up your files etc before doomsday and trying to make your computer usable again! To make it easier on you, here are 7 ways to use your computer after doomsday: March 1, 2010.
Apple. There's an app for that. Verizon. There's a map for that. Facebook? There's a page for that. Some are completely legit, such as a page for Facebook or a page for your city or even a page for your school district. But then comes the pages that clog up Facebook's servers: Breathing. Sleeping. Sleeping with one leg out of the covers. College-Ruled Paper. Not "Becoming A Fan" Of Everything. (Hypocrite!)
Just about everything has a name. Whether it be a tip of a shoelace, spat-out food, or ringing in the ears, most things we have or use frequently have names. Here are 10 words you probably never knew but should have.
It is true that most people do not know what a web browser is. It is also true that many people who own a computer do not even know what web browser they're using, or even what a web browser is. Your web browser, by the way, is most likely your most-used application on your computer. For that reason, I have decided to include a helpful video for all of those not-tech-savvy people.
You all know My Life is Average, right? If you've noticed, they talk about two websites: Google vs. Yahoo Wars and Mystery Google. But did you know that Mystery Google is going away for good? Why? Because of Mystery Missions!