When I first purchased my iPhone last October, every software update was like an epic event. Of course, back then, there were major things being fixed and added all of the time. That last REALLY big update was 2.0 when the App Store was added and all hell broke lose as people started [...]
When two holidays fall so close together, you have to be ready for the next day as well. And even though my stomach is more concerned with the Turkey and the stuffing and the gravy, and the football, there is a little spot in the back of my head that every year debates “Am I going to go to the store Friday? Am I crazy? Or will I just be lazy?”
In my last Going Green article I talked about simple ways to change your electrical habits to help the environment, and save you money. Today I want to talk about something that I have been hearing about since I was a little kid in elementary school, but only today really see people and companies [...]
Keith talks about Boxee, a new Media Center for Mac.
In Today’s Podcast, Keith and Justin ramble about the economy, sports, and geek out about some stuff you might care less about. Topics include the new Google phone, the World Series, GM and Chrysler in merger talks, and the new MTV Web site.
MTV has gone back to their roots and are actually playing music videos. Now, don’t turn your TV on to see these videos because they are on the TV. No, MTV has started to host all of their music videos online, for free (for now). Check them out at http://www.mtvmusic.com
Now go and relieve your childhood memories [...]
Whether you have been living an eco-friendly lifestyle since you realized using hemp was good for mother earth, or you are gleefully saying the heck with it and filling up the gas tank of your H2, I am going to share my helpful tips on how to Go Green.
From the AAVR archives, here Justin and Keith share cooking tips on how to make a beer can chicken.
With the presidential elections only 3 weeks away, the media landscape is ripe with political debate, and spin, and re-spin. This Friday sees the release of the satirical movie “W”, which comically depicts the life of President Bush. As much as I am looking forward to watching that movie when I get around to it, you can’t help but think about how perfectly timed its release in on October 17th, less than three weeks from the election.
In today’s audio episode, Keith and Justin explain where AAVR contributors have been, and how they’re going to weather the new depression.
