December 27th, 2009
Your favorite sports team just lost. You’re probably pretty bummed. Here are four reasons that this can actually benefit you!
- Less traffic around stadium before and after game – Time is money
- More money in your pocket due to Cheaper ticket prices… You’ll also be less inclined to go to the games resulting in savings on overpriced hot dogs, nachos, beer, & apparel
- Far less bandwagon fans to get annoyed by
- Less pointless game recollections at the office, saving time to talk about something that’s actually relevant to your actual life
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May 23rd, 2009
I’m leaving in the near future for a 10+ hour road trip with my Wife, Daughter, and my Mother & Father in-law. Here’s what I will be playing in my truck on the way to Walt Disney World and the reasons why:
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December 13th, 2008
If you haven’t yet visited Amazon’s mobile site, it makes for a very convenient way to find reviews on consumer products while you’re on the go. Just hit amazon.com from your mobile device to give it a try. I use my Verizon XV6800 Windows Mobile phone to slyly find reviews when I’m about to make an impulse purchase.
Here’s an example. This summer, I purchased an on-demand coffee maker from Wał-Mart on a whim. Read the rest of this entry »
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December 13th, 2008
I hear people say, from time to time, that people who still play video games as an adults are acting in a childish manner. I’m going to attack this misconception, and shed some light on the situation.
I find it humorous that the same people who make these claims are the same ones who spend an even greater amount of time vegetating in front of a television. Video games promote hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, problem solving, and human interaction on online services; all which actively involve the end user. TV, on the other hand, assumes you are an unintelligent blob and constantly spits out brain-numbing commercials, infomercials filled with insulting sales tactics, and television shows which are produced for the LCD of viewers. This dumbs-down the experience for you, the viewer, and encourages you to zone out while watching. This is not good.
Let’s dig a bit deeper. Basically, people play video games as a form of “escape”. Read the rest of this entry »
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December 13th, 2008
Thanks for taking a look at my blog. I am a New Orleans Website Developer, and I will be posting about pretty much whatever I feel like, including the following topics:
- Website Development
- Music (Rock, Hip Hop, and Electronic)
- Sports (NFL, NBA, Fantasy Football)
- Affiliate Marketing
- Business (Entrepreneurship, Ownership, Management, Survival)
- Life in the New Orleans area
- Home Ownership and Renovation
- Balancing Work and Family
- Good Deals I Find
- Video Games
I know that not many people will be interested in all of these topics, so I’ll have a category list for easier navigation. I like it when people comment, so I’m hoping to get a few of those as well. I hope you enjoy the site.
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