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Its been a year since I learned the awful truth, proving, that nightmares really do come true. It had only been a few days since we last spoke, not an extraordinary amount of time; just long enough to make me want to hear your voice.

Well. We’ve arrived in Minnesota and caught Restauvant, Left Lane Cruiser and Radio Moscow at the opening night of the Deep Blues Festival. I am gonna have some guest posts for y’all over the next few days and I thought, “Why not start it off with someone from Minnesota?”. Enter Neil Smith to add a little class the site. Hope y’all enjoy. Thanks to Autosy4 for letting me stick my nose in over here and sniff around. This is one of my fave sites, a necessary stop on an almost daily le

Not to sound like an uncaring SOB but, to be completely honest, I’m tired of hearing about Michael Jackson’s death, as the media is making it Michael Jackson 24/7. Even Black Sabbath’s drummer, Bill Ward, has released a statement regarding Michael Jackson’s death : “In contemplation over these past few days since the tragic news of Michael Jackson’s death, I have reflected on other occasions when some of my heroes have died. I know how I felt at the time. I can’t help wondering how those wh

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to The Classroom. It’s been a few days thanks to the CSI Tournament but we’re finally back and ready to restart our classes.

There’s no doubt about it. The App Store has exploded. In the early days, for the first couple of months, I was able to keep up. It was a challenge sometimes, keeping up with all the new freebies, but I managed it every few days. But it has picked up more and more, and I had to start cherry picking instead of covering every single release. To give you an example, in the last week-plus on Frapstr I’ve done 56 reviews. 56 apps in 8 days, or an average of 7 per day, and that’s barely half o