Author Archives: Kip

If you’re using an older browser, the sidebar may, in some instances, get pushed all the way to the bottom of the page. I could fix this if I really wanted, but it doesn’t show up in the later browser … Continue reading →

’nuff said. HOMEFIELD ADVANTAGE!

Okay, folks, the third Madden roster update (along with a couple of patches to improve on and offline gameplay) has been released. Here is a list of the changes in the third update (I’m a little a late on this, … Continue reading →

Well, given the fact that Comcast, my ISP, has stepped across the line and violated the Net Neutrality principle, I feel I should spread a little news about how to keep Comcast’s nose out of your business in the first … Continue reading →

…it is to be a New England sports fan today. Ahhhhhh.

This isn’t even a contest, in my opinion. Let’s get this out of the way first: both games look great. Both games go up to 1080p (which is way overrated but whatever). Then again, if you’re looking for the best-looking … Continue reading →

Okay, the first thing you need to do to be able to trick your iPhone into playing custom ringtones that aren’t from iTunes (screw you, Steve Jobs), is to get the program iPhoneBrowser or the equivalent (iPhoneBrowser is for Windows, … Continue reading →

An anonymous reader recently mailed my the following comment: What’s up with your lack of updates? I apologize. First, though, I have to say, it’s flattering to know that somebody actually reads my incessant ramblings, much less is concerned that … Continue reading →

This should be required reading for all conservatives and independents. I am republishing the piece in full, which ran in today’s Boston Globe. ——– THE MITT-AND-RUDY SMACKDOWNBy Jeff JacobyThe Boston Globe Sunday, October 14, 2007 http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2007/10/14/the_mitt_and_rudy_smackdown/ During an interview at … Continue reading →

I did forget to mention one of the more interesting parts of my trip down to Atlantic City — the 11-hour or so train ride back. The train was packed, so there was no chance of getting a seat by … Continue reading →