“SINGING INTO A MICROPHONE AND LEARNING TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT…THAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT THING FOR PEOPLE TO DO… IT’S NOT ABOUT WHAT GOES ON IN A COMPUTER. IT’S ABOUT WHAT GOES ON IN HERE AND HERE (POINTS TO HEART AND HEAD.)”
iTunes Skip Feature – Exactly the solution I was looking for. I’m creating a smart list for these so I can remove them from my library entirely. (via DF)
Hip-Checked — “For the past year HP has looked like a dog being tempted on opposite sides of the room by two treats. Constantly rushing back and forth so as to not lose either of the treats, but never actually getting either of the treats.”
The Birdy – great way to track spending. Simply respond to one email each day. I use Evernote to do the same thing – but I do it live – as soon as I spend it, I email my Evernote account like this: 2011 Taxes – Expense – Software – App Store – $9.99 – but that doesn’t give me pretty charts.
The Birdy would go great with SassyCents, a new “how to be smart with your money” blog from Tammy Thorn.
They’ll be able to start a band, open up a restaurant, go on tropical adventures, or just stand around partying while listening to Buffett sing about those things, just like they do in real life…
…Many questions still remain unanswered about the game. Will the fins be to the left, or to the right? Will the level cap stop at 40? Where are we gonna go when the volcano blows? Hopefully these questions and more will be answered when THQ debuts Margaritaville Online at E3 2011 next month.
As a lifelong Parrothead (well, okay, I didn’t start until I was eight), I will be playing and reviewing Margaritaville Online when it launches. I’m sure it will be lame. But, it might just be niche enough (and in a niche I give a crap about) that I’ll goof around with it, regardless.