it's only a matter of time that we'll be watching full blu-ray movies off the ps3 network, kind of like the itune store where we can pay couple dollars and keep the movie for 3 days or so.

co-sponsored with the power rangers...

"Sir, you've been randomly selected for the screening process." my ass!

according to eddie izzard .

This reminds me a lot of ICQ's chat room. It was neat at first how I can see what everyone's typing in real time, but it's not so great when I become the one typing. However, most of the times I would prefer to be able to process my thoughts and perhaps check my grammar or spelling before I send it out. It's not always a good thing to be able to speak you mind and let the person on the other end to know about it simultaneously. From a reader's perspective, I would much rather read a complete thought, instead of having to wait for each word as they type. Showing that the person is currently typing is a good enough indicator that someone is trying to say something, so people won't be typing simultaneously.

Actually, you can.

why not just steal that alienware pc from your obnoxiously rich neighbor. it will still need a fan, but at least it's free.

Maybe there are die-hard MS users out there who have been eagerly waiting for MS to set foot in this type of service...

How about all traditional board games and card games that have been passed down by our ancestors for centuries, like Go and chess. Most traditional games are great trainings for thinking logically, which are fundamental for other areas in one's future learning, such as math and engineering. I think it's more practical to train the kids' sense of logic than their ability to grasp and obey the rules/laws given in a computer game setting at a young age. Frankly, the level of difficulty in today's computer games arn't very high at all. All it will take is about a week of practice and you'll be able to get pretty good at it. Also, not to mention that almost all the games in each of their respective genres are very similar in both interface and game play. I can't imagine how much resource the school is able to provide to fill up the curriculum throughout the year, or even longer.

I remember when Age of Empires 2 first came out, I convinced my mom that it's based on historical settings and would help me learn history. That was all BS. I played the game twice, didn't like the game play, and ended up learning nothing about history. I reverted back to plays Starcraft for a couple years, and that didn't send me up into space either.

By their definition I am also running an "App Store" that's on my D: drive, even if it's just for me and my family.

what happened to all the stuff we learned in school about proof reading?

The UK and Europe as well as the USA will never EVER see this car.
Why wouldn't it if it sells? Car is one of the first things people tend to buy after saving enough money. If this car allows them to achieve that goal quicker, then it probably has a market.

6. unlike TV, the internet allows every person to be in control of their schedule as to when and what type of information/entertainment they want to view.

unfortunately, i want to play lemmings 1 or 2 but my computer has become too advanced for those. in contrast, there's always a leeway for other "main stream" entertainments to keep up with modern technological advancements.