Archive for the 'Internet' Category

January 28th, 2009

USPS is having problems

The internet is taking down another one. The postmaster general is up on capital hill asking congress for some help. Let me see, car wash coupons, grocery specials, magazines. Thats what I get and thats all I need in the mail anymore ... and that can all be delivered once a week. I love the idea of getting rid of Monday or Tuesday delivery. from the ...
January 20th, 2009

Gun Battle On CityRag

Looks like CityRag picked up the shot last week of Mark Wahlberg rocking the Brooklyn Wanderers shirt.
January 19th, 2009

Racked Los Angeles’ Hit On Bumpy Pitch

Racked Los Angeles dropped a nice little hit on Bumpy Pitch. Image via LA.Racked
January 15th, 2009

Indie 103.1 Issues Statment

Indie 103.1 went off the air today here in Los Angeles at 10am for good and issued the following statement after the Jump.... (more...)
December 27th, 2008

Wii Games To Be Available Online

Nintendo is finally jumping on the online bandwagon and following in the footsteps of Xbox360 and Playstation3, offering the ability to download Wii games online. (more...)
December 1st, 2008

Ooh To Be A Soccer Fan In The US…

Time was in the late 80s and early 90s when I first hit the west coast, we'd all congregate around the British pubs in Santa Monica in LA to find out the scores and to, y'know, be British together. Today you can catch the Champions League games on ESPN and the rest on Fox Soccer Channel but it's the internet that has really changed ...
July 25th, 2008

Randy Pausch – R.I.P.

I leave you with this inspiration for the weekend. Randy Pausch, a former professor at Carnegie Mellon passed away from pancreatic cancer. If you haven't' had a chance to catch his viral "Last Lecture" on You Tube, I encourage you to check it out. It's an hour and 16 minutes long, but worth it. You'll laugh, you'll cry and really feel that each day ...
May 23rd, 2008

Social Networking x Soccer

I have talked before how the Internet is changing the relationship that fans have with the games. We are able to be involved in a different way, voice our opinions, and connect with other fans from all over the world. Harnessing the power of the Internet to benefit the growth of the sport and our culture is no small undertaking. But it is definitely ...