You can call me Mayor. I’m the mayor of a beautiful island “mini metropolis” aptly named Muertos Glen. Isn’t it just beautiful? In fact, I’ve just bulldozed some commercial businesses to add more residential zones, so there’s plenty of room
Brrrrr! It’s FREEZING out, so I’m VERY happy that I’m hosting this month’s game day. I’m also excited because we’re going to play Dixit which has been waiting in the game cabinet since Christmas. Guests: Sam “Is that schweaty gnocchi?”
It’s the holiday season! As there aren’t really any good “holiday” games, December 2012’s Gamegeeks games were all selected ad hoc from what the players brought. Guests: Sam “That movie was a 3/5” (@normallywho) Derek “Paul always wins” Jon “Can
November 2012’s Gamegeeks gameday centered around horror games in honor of Halloween (my favorite, as it is the only time I can torture my fellow players with Zombies!). Guests: Sam “Carb Loading” (@normallywho) Derek “My stomach hurts” Jon “Science!” Paul
October 2012’s Gamegeeks gaming session had an accidental Cthulhu theme to it. Guests: Sam “McBigHuge” (@normallywho) Derek “I ate too much” Bjorn “Da Bishop” (@jabbernews) Paul “Lucky” (@Zandergil) ITGirl “I’m red!” (@itgirlnet) First Up: Munchkin Cthulhu Description (from BoardGameGeek.com): “Munchkins
We are all guilty of carrying too many things at once. I was trying to keep my phone handy, since I was talking on the speakerphone with my arms piled up with several bags and a jacket on Saturday. After
Who is Esther? Who am I? Why am I on this island? Even if you are an avid gamer, you may not have heard of Dear Esther. It originally debuted as a mod to the popular Half-Life 2 game and,
I was inspired to write this post by Geek mom, Dakster Sullivan, who recently penned a blog post on Women in Technology, and, more specifically, just why women are such a minority in the IT field. Some of the reasons given
The constantly evolving market of technology has resulted in a glut of old electronic devices in our homes, offices, and, unfortunately, our landfills. Most of these devices contain harmful chemicals that we do not want leeching into our soil and
I’ve been running Panda Cloud Antivirus Free for approximately 2 weeks now, and I have to admit that I am impressed with it. Let’s take a quick look into why… According to the Panda website, the app offers the following
