As I drove to the train station this morning I tuned the radio to my usual Talk Radio station and was interested to hear that ‘After the break John’s guest will be the man who got the first iPad in New York City.’ I admit I have not been following the craze too closely but I know that Apple’s flagship...
If you either post or watch videos on-line then you know YouTube… but how about SoapBox? A couple of years ago MSN started a competing service to YouTube which I have found very convenient. I don’t use it often – I have posted precisely six videos on-line, and four of them were shot (and...
Firstly let me be clear: I have absolutely nothing against Toys ‘R’ Us. I have no hidden agenda, no miserable experience, and no repressed memories (at least none that I know of!). I have very fond memories of the Toys ‘R’ Us in Times Square, where in the summer of 2005 and again with my...
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The World According to Mitch
on 05-28-2009
Filed under: Ramblings, Toys, Toys 'R' Us, Childhood, parents, Toy Store, New York City, Magic, FAO Schwarz
Of all of the innovative technologies I came face to face with at TechEd last month the most incredible of them all was a gentleman in a wheelchair. It wasn’t just any wheelchair of course… it was (I would later learn) an iBOT… a wheelchair designed to free the disabled from the shackles that truly bind...
Over the past few weeks I have started shopping for my new laptop… and am still open to suggestions, although I am looking for something fairly specific in that I need a lot of power, but do not want to lug around a 10lb system (I travel a bit). This morning someone sent me a link to a tool on Microsoft...