Andy Wood

Oh yeah.. This is a must, better then the 1st and just an incredible movie.

I have removed Norton’s Anitvirus and am running with AVG anti-virus and due to all of the problems that Microsoft is having with IE. I have also stopped using IE for my browsing and have been using FireFox. By the way, they are both free and work pretty darn good too.

1. Stop using Internet Explorer! Use Mozilla, Firefox, or Opera instead.

2. Update your anti-virus and scan your system now. If you don’t have an anti-virus, download AVG free from Grisoft.

3. Run Windows Update regularly. Better yet, turn on automatic updates. There is no fix yet, but at least you’ll get the patch the minute it’s available.

The Tech Guy on KFI

If I remember correctly, there was Dune (I played this on my Amiga), then there was Command and Conquer (along with all of the expansions and the rest of series.), don’t forget the Warcraft and Starcraft series, following was Empire Earth and then Rise of Nations. Yes, I am sure I missed ton, but I simply do not have the time and money to buy every real time strategy game that comes out. However; I will be spending my hard earned cash on Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth. Check out the videos, they are great and it looks like this game will be out around Mid November.

I just played Perimeter and I don’t get it.

Just got back from seeing the new Around the World in 80 Days. This visit to the movie house wasn’t as bad as the last time. 80 days had plenty of stuff for everyone and I highly reccomend that you all take your family. Oh, and thanks to the entertainment book. The cost of the movie wasn’t $9.50 is was only $5.50, thanks Jackie.

Then stop using Microsofts IE and either switch to Mozilla or Firefox. If you have have googles tool bar, the pop ups will still haunt you as advertisers have figured out how to get past thier toolbar, but with Mozilla or Firefox they seem to be a thing of the past.

Today I went and saw The Stepford Wives which (of course nowadays) is a remake of the 1975 version with the same name.

Since I got there about 5 mins before it started. I wasn’t able to get my usual ‘next to the exit door’ seat and had to settle for something about half way, but not quite centered. This was ok, until the movie was over.

It was like hearding cattle and there is always!! Always!! Someone that forgot something and has to go back and check. Only!!! To realize that it was in a purse or another pocket.

The movie? It was ok, but it isn’t often that I get up during a movie to get some red vines. I would wait until DVD as there might be some outakes and extra. Glad I paid matinee prices.