Comments: Nice dude/girl singing duo with solid rock songs. I'd have to say it's not too mellow, not too heavy, more easy-going rock...kinda like Boston.
I've been playing it in the background when I'm on the computer and it has been rotating non-stop and it hasn't irriated me at all, so it's good music in my book.
Score: 3.5 out of 5
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Comments: Finally, after months of playing and yelling at the t.v., completed the game. I don't know how people beat this without the GameShark.
Some of the missions that always kicked me around were the RC toy sections as well as the initial plane flight training. A real big world to play in, but near the end I just skipped through some cut scenes since I just wanted the game to be done.
Score: 4 out of 5
Comments: A cross between the sci-fi classic 2001 and the 90's space-horror Event Horizon, Sunshine stars the actors who played the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four as well as the Scarecrow in Batman Returns along with Michelle Yeoh from Jame Bond's Tomorrow Never Dies. With that pedigree you'd think this would be an action movie, you'd be wrong.
While the movie has some action elements, most of the film plays out slow and solemn as the crew try to ignite the planet Mercury before it dies out and kills Earth. While I enjoyed the movie slightly with some good cinematography in such tight quarters, the ending and villain seem tacked on. I don't even think the movie needed the bad guy at all to accomplish the end result. But after the lack of new movies out for rent, this is a passable flick to watch.
Score: 2 out of 5
Comments: Good guide to G1 Transformers. Has the tech spec background information providing character backgrounds as well as comments from the DreamWave guide books as well. Nice pictures of the toys (though some are out of focus).
Score: 4 out of 5
P.S. Rocking and Kickin' with tunes by Guns N Roses (November Rain, Sweet Child O' Mine), Sara Bareilles (Love Song), and Jessica L. Fenton (What Were You Expecting)
Here's the current Reading List for MOTW.com for February 2008.
Karma Girl- Novel
The Goon: Chinatown
House of M
Grounded: Vol. 1 - Powerless
Superman: Infinite City
Those as well as tons of GMAT test prep books!
So I decided to go hi-definition on our cable a few weeks ago to be able to watch sports better. Ended up trucking around town for HDMI cables and the lowest I could find were $35.00 Panasonic HDMI cables at Walmart.After reviews after the fact I learned that no-name HDMI cables selling for $5.00 on eBay should work the same. For those still wanting name brand HDMI cables on the cheap, I picked up HDMI cables by General Electric (GE) for $3.00 at Goodwill, also spotted Sony HDMI for $8.00 and Belkin HDMI for $4.00.
Mind you the boxes are cut open since these were returns from the Target store which were then donated to Goodwill. After inspecting them, they all looked to be in good shape. Save a few bucks and check out your local Goodwill.
Comments: Nice dude/girl singing duo with solid rock songs. I'd have to say it's not too mellow, not too heavy, more easy-going rock...kinda like Boston.
Interesting Golf Article:
Comments: Finally, after months of playing and yelling at the t.v., completed the game. I don't know how people beat this without the GameShark.
Comments: A cross between the sci-fi classic 2001 and the 90's space-horror Event Horizon, Sunshine stars the actors who played the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four as well as the Scarecrow in Batman Returns along with Michelle Yeoh from Jame Bond's Tomorrow Never Dies. With that pedigree you'd think this would be an action movie, you'd be wrong.
Comments: Good guide to G1 Transformers. Has the tech spec background information providing character backgrounds as well as comments from the DreamWave guide books as well. Nice pictures of the toys (though some are out of focus).
Here's the current Reading List for MOTW.com for February 2008.
So I decided to go hi-definition on our cable a few weeks ago to be able to watch sports better. Ended up trucking around town for HDMI cables and the lowest I could find were $35.00 Panasonic HDMI cables at Walmart.