Not to long before the Holiday’s came, I went half and half with a friend and bought Rock Band for my PS3. If you have ever played Guitar Hero, it is a lot like it, except there is a drum set and a microphone in addition to the guitar. The game is great, except a week or two into it, I noticed the guitar wouldn’t strum as fast as it used to, and it occasionally double strummed. I went to the internet and Googled it. Apparently a LOT of people were having this problem, and most of the people are returning the whole game because of it, but I ran upon a website that explained how to fix it. It involved taking it appart and doing a little adjusting, but what do you know.. it fixed it without voiding the warranty.
Archive for December, 2007
I just recently tried something that’s new to me, it’s called Blogrush. If you haven’t noticed the new widget in my sidebar, you will see the Blogrush widget. It’s displaying links to other blog posts on different people’s blogs.
The whole thing works through your blogs rss feed, it doesn’t have to be a wordpress blog, as long as it has a rss feed. Every time you post, they pick up your posts title, and displays it on someone else’s blog. Every time your Blogrush’s widget is loaded *even if it is you loading it* that counts as a credit in your favor. For every credit you get, that’s how many times one of your posts will be linked to in someone else’s blog.
It’s a great program to start your blog with. You can sign up and get more info here. Happy blogging.
I just got home from watching the new movie, “The Golden Compass” which is the first book in the His Dark Materials series. The movie was great, but before I saw it I couldn’t avoid talking about the movie without hearing something about it promoting atheism. First off, everyone that has said something about it, has never seen the movie or read any of the His Dark Materials books, so what’s the deal? I stared reading the book, and I watched the movie, and I have not seen ANYTHING at all that I consider atheistic.
After all is said, the movie left a lot out that is in the book, but it is still a recommended.
