Recently I was given a copy of the Red Letters Project to review on my blog. I’ll admit, I was a bit perplexed by the idea of it. It is all of Jesus’ words in the book of Matthew put to music. They describe it this way: “an ambitious and eclectic 3-disc performance based on the ‘red letter’ words of Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew. Drawn word-for-word from the New Living Translation, it’s a real listening experience, featuring 40…

I fought the battle for awhile. “I like holding a book in my hands.” “I like the smell of real books.” “There is just something about reading a real book that you can’t replicate.” These were all my statements made in defense of why I wouldn’t read on an eReader like an iPad or Kindle. I was a purist I told myself. And it isn’t like I don’t read a lot, so this was an important issue for me to…

I’ve reached the point, like many others I know, where I’m quite bored of my music collection. As a result, I’ve been listening to Pandora recently and I’ve been quite impressed. Pandora is great because I can play it at home or anywhere where I have internet on my computer. It comes in very handy when you are sitting in Starbucks and trying to drown out the never-ending coffee machine reminder beeps that they have going on behind the counter……

Looks like Wii might have their hands full… Video Games | Project Natal | E3 09: Project Natal Intro XBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo Wii What do you think? Is this a step in the right direction or is this ruining the “art of gaming”?

Well, I’ve learned a whole lot about my Blackberry Storm since I last posted about it. For one, I’ve been shown an amazing new website called Data Dude where he gives you free advice and downloads for Verizon phones. Seriously, if you have Verizon you have to check this out! (It is like a free version of Crackberry). You can even email the guy with questions. In addition, I’ve learned two tricks that allow my phone to work far better…