Update/Project Lore

Ah it has been a great summer and now school has started once more! I decided to take a break from blogging and other responsiblities, but now I'm back and ready to jump kick some new projects this semester! I will do my best to keep this blog fresh and tasty with some personal writings as well as interesting content I find around the internets. Please subscribe or come back every once and awhile and comment/debate anything and everything I post!

Also check out this super cool WoW website Project Lore. It was started by Alex Albrecht, co-host of two popular internet shows over at Revision3, Diggnation and The Totally Rad Show. I was fortunate enough to help write one of the class guides at the site, which you can view here. Alex was also just on CNN a few days ago talking about MMOs, Warcraft, and of course Project Lore. It's awesome to see something I contributed to and something wicked awesome be broadcasted on a national cable network! You can view the interview below:

And I'm out.. more to come soon!

Master Barack

via /Film I read today that George Lucas recently testified in front of a House subcommittee in support of the Universal Service Fund, a FCC program to increase availability in the country of affordable telecommunications (in recent years this would mean high speed internet).

Now while that is.. interesting. The real story here is how Lucas replied to the question, "Is Barack Obama a Jedi?"

His reply: "I would say that’s reasonably obvious."

This makes me even more giddy to start my star wars themed "Civilitos" political blog! It's going up soooon!

Hootenanny

via Pamplemoose.com here's a video from Weezer's live radio broadcast in which they invited 200 local musicians to play with them. I have to say it's damn cool to here that many people in unison playing Radiohead's Creep. I know I've been posting a lot of vids as of late, but I believe they are the most satisfying of sorts so I doubt you all really care anyway! Enjoy and check out Dave Allen's Pampelmoose!

Weezer cover Radiohead's Creep, live in Portland from Dave Allen on Vimeo.