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Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures
1703 days
I haven’t kept up with E3, but I do listen to the EUCast at SoloSound.net. I heard their interview with Matt Higby of Sony Online Entertainment for a FREE MMO coming out this fall. It looks like something I can really get into with my kids. Now I just need to find them a computer besides my personal desktop. 
It’s not The Old Republic, but I guess it will have to do. Keep feedin’ the fanatics!
Leveling Battlefield Bad Company 2
8712 days
by Marc Ferguson
in Video Games
Head shot… Boo-yah; 50 pts for using a pun in the title. For those of you that may not know what I’m talking about… in the latest release from DICE; Battlefield Bad Company 2 (known in forums, social media, and irc channels as BFBC2) continues the enhanced feature of completely leveling a building during game play. Don’t let the blog title fool you though, this post isn’t really going to focus on that aspect. My intention is to show you how to level your character in the multi-player section of this game. I don’t have a nextgen gaming console so this is specifically related to the PC version of BFBC2.
Need You Now (Cover) by LT & ILL
0716 days
by Marc Ferguson
in Video
I don’t know what I’m going to do with myself when these two groups finally release their latest albums. They are killing me with their excerpts and covers on YouTube. Here’s another great rendition of a song by Lady Antebellum. Oh; the name of the groups are: Lucas Teague and ILLumeci.
The Great Email Exodus!
0717 days
by Marc Ferguson
in Rant
A co-worker happened to see my Gmail inbox one day and the amount of unread emails caught his eye. It was roughly 11,000+. He then bet me $5 that I wouldn’t delete anything before the year 2008. After a couple of test searches, to see if there was really anything of value in those emails, I decided to remove the old emails. I didn’t get the $5 though, because it wasn’t spontaneous anymore. Don’t worry, I didn’t delete any emails either. From that experience, though, I’ve been a little more conscious of just how big my digital property collection is. I don’t think I horde a lot of physical items, but I am certainly a horder when it comes to digital property.
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