The Cancer Blog
- 100,000 chemicals can cause breast cancer
- Magnesium may lower risk of colon cancer for women
- The healing power of music for cancer patients
- Mouthwash helps head and neck cancer pain
- Traveling Hope Project: an exhibit of cancer journals
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Droxy (Digital Radio)
- XM launches GRAMMY Radio
- XM and Sirius to provide Emergency Alerts
- New York Times launches podcasts
- iTunes U launches from Apple: no diploma required
- Linksys Wireless-G Music Bridge moves your music
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The Wireless Report
- Wireles Networking in the Developing World
- ZigBee - 2006 the Breakout Year?
- Downtown Madison, Wisconsin Offers Temporary Free Wireless Access
- Google's Plans for Cheap/Free WiFi - Use the Sony PSP?
- Bringing Wireless to Rural Kentucky
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PVR Wire
- Most poll voters planned to watch Super Bowl live
- TiVo users replayed Ameriquest ads most during Super Bowl
- Sky Plus EPG problems: update from Sky customer services
- PlayStation3 to include PVR?
- BSkyB profits may rise with lower churn
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Gadling
- Word for the Travel Wise (02/06/06)
- Cool or Lame: Pirates of the Caribbean "Updated"
- Photo of the Day (2/6/2006)
- Montreal Ice Bar on the Rocks
- Air Date Redux - on NPR
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Download Squad
- Secret Maryo - Today's Time Waster
- Synthis Process Modeler - Today's Free File
- Google making private Googlenet, Google Cube?
- Extratasty: Drinking the Web 2.0 way
- SMS reminders synced with your Outlook calendar
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Autoblog
- Zest microcar to debut in Geneva
- GM cuts dividend, puts York on the board
- The Autoblog project garage - lifting my GMC K2500
- Coupe/cabriolet/pickup concept to debut in Geneva
- Zetsche slices and dices in Stuttgart
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Slashfood
- Guys like chocolate for Valentine's Day, too
- Tips to keep Valentine's Day (relatively) healthy
- Coca Cola in smaller bottles
- Playing name games
- Fatty foods: why do we serve them to our Valentines?
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Luxist
- A Second Life For The Duncarrick Mansion
- Sandstone, Estate of the Day
- Drink A Martini, Win A Necklace
- Adidas and Stella McCartney Partner On A New Running Shoe
- Using Technology To Improve Wine Production
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HD Beat
- Octavia's HDS5 HDMI switchbox with Smart Scan
- Super Bowl in HD: what if nobody showed?
- HDTV Buying Guide from the HDTV Professor
- TSN Sportscentre & CFL games in HD
- Swanni sez Super Bowl HD coverage not so super
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PSP Fanboy
- Ski Jumping Pairs give us the vapors
- New DBZ: Shin Budokai screenshots
- PSP Releases for the week of February 6
- Contest: PSP Redesign
- Could DS Fanboy be right?
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Cinematical
- Seann William Scott gets serious?
- Uncensored Basic Instinct 2 trailer
- Clerks 2 to go unrated?
- No Movie For Buffy's Willow
- Sci-fi in Seattle
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Card Squad
- Andy Beal is Down Over $2 Million
- Poker Diva Liz Lieu Wins!
- Heads Up - Young Guns: Tuan Le vs. Erick Lindgren
- Current Online Promotions / Events
- Josh Arieh: Home Game Robbery
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The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
- Even more supposed invites to the Feb. 22nd event
- More info on iLoad emerges
- My other issues with iWeb
- Dell kills Jukebox players
- PictoGrab 1.1 supports photocasting
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BBHub
- RIM trading day an "unchanged melody"
- Innovative corporate BlackBerry user? Now there's a contest for you
- Wall Street Journal: Alltel wants RIM to settle with NTP
- Here's a pretty new BlackBerry theme pack
- Article asks: should software be patentable?
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Engadget
- LG M6100 multimedia slider
- Series 60 tips and tricks
- Devolution: dancing, robots, dancing robots
- Palm's pal Inventec working on Treo-like Mercury smartphone?
- Linux on Treo 650 gets real
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TV Squad
- Surface: Season Finale
- Life on Mars Part Five: Soccer hooliganism
- Live 24 Chat location
- More Daily Show babies
- Talk Talk: Who's on the late night shows tonight
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Blogging Baby
- Adventures in parenting: Now I'm that messy mama in the pretty store
- Personalized cellphone ringtones: how I communicate that I'm a parent when I'm without my kids
- Scottish scientists develop software to help treat premature babies
- Kids learning to type at a younger age
- Greg from Daddytypes on men's rooms and diapers in the New York Times!
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If there's anything that truly excites and delights me, it's the sight of a budget price label on a brand new game. When I burst into stores (I usually kick over a kiosk or two as well) this coming April in order to pick up Brain Age: Train Your Brain in an Unspecified Number of Minutes a Day, it seems that I'll will be greeted by just such an image.
1. Having only 100 sudoku puzzles is lame. Why is it that only GlobalStar (Sudoku Fever) can figure out that it's not that hard to dynamically generate puzzles and thus provide the user a nigh-infinite number?
Posted at 4:02PM on Feb 1st 2006 by White Rose Duelist 0 stars