While on-air, a reporter is grazed by a bullet and goes on to say the shot was fired from the Russian-controlled area.

Full the full story, click here.

Now that is devotion.

At work, we created a video today for our August Specials we are running.
The guy on screen, Tom Hansen.
The guy behind the camera, Me.

I was experimenting with a few new camera tricks and a couple other editing techniques. Hopefully everyone will find some amusement with this video.

Finally! I hve found a blog design that I am sticking with. After 4 or 5 different layouts, I found this one to be the most useful for me. Tell me what you think?

Choose sides with Bill Gates or Steve Jobs as they battle for ultimate computing supremacy! Brought to you by the creators of the show SuperNews on Current TV!

Check out the Gates vs. Jobs episode!

Can’t! Too much work to do. I’ll get around to posting regularly in a little while after the big move.

I can’t wait til August.

Here is a video to keep you entertained. Courtesty failblog.org

In March I was doing one of my blog runs and went over to www.willvideoforfood.com, a blog created and written by Kevin Nalty aka Nalts. I noticed he did not have an official “Nalts” favicon” for his website, but he had just the standard web host favicon. I’m particular in details to websites, so in order to help out, I created the Nalts favicon. I emailed it to him that day back in March and I finally got a response back earlier in July. He posted it up there. I feel really proud to have helped out. Even though it may not be much, it is still something.

So here is my video response to one of Nalts’s videos. Enjoy!

Google’s new “Lively” service is out is officially out and and it is really tough to get a grasp of this new concept. In one way, Google seems to be going out of it normal business tone and is now getting into more social programming. “Lively” is a 20% project that came out of Google Labs. You think it will stick around, or is 20% of Google’s time not enough for this to succeed.

“Lively” will be similar to Second Life, IMVU, The Sims Online and other avatar worlds. The main focus is still social networking, but there may be a few marking and money making opportunities for Google if they continue this endeavor.

I’ve messed around with “Lively” for about 15 minutes and there are a few definite flaws. Not all the features work and the control of the character is somewhat difficult to get a grasp of.

Much like “The Second Life”, I foresee a huge opportunity for Google to add to their revenue. And with Sony’s “Home” coming out in the fall for the PS3, there is almost an overabundance of 3D online social networking sites.

By the way, if you want to see my “Lively Room” you can go check it out here.

Question: Are MySpace and Facebook going to see losses due to these new technologies?

Well I came across this video on TomGreen.com and it really shocked me.

I’ve never really considered thinking of what Fred Durst actually looks and acts like nowadays, but I imagined something completely different. Tell me what you think.

Also, check out around the 12 minute mark on the Tom Green’s video. (and keep an eye on Tom’s face)