CNET Top 5: Most popular products for December
Nov 30th 2009TomCNET Video & Top 5
Archive for November, 2009
Tent Town continues
Nov 30th 2009TomOther projects
Len Peralta posted two more pages of the graphic novel Tent Town that I’ve been helping him write. The awesome illustrations are all Len’s. Let me know what you think of the story so far.
Current Geek: #04: “Those are some great graphics"
“Those are some great graphics”
Tent Town: A new graphic novel project
Nov 28th 2009TomOther projects
I have always wanted to work on a graphic novel but I can’t even draw stick figures. Think how XKCD makes me feel. But at Dragon*Con in Atlanta this summer, my friend Len Peralta of Monster by Mail and Jawbone Radio fame, kindly offered to let me help him out on a graphic novel concept.
The title is Tent Town. You can get more info on it at Len’s blog post. Suffice to say we’re just teasing you with the cover art and hope to be releasing more soon, a few pages at a time
Current Geek: #03: “Your line has to be pretty long…”
“Your line has to be pretty long…”
Plug memory into your vidphone – Ep. 8
We are well chuffed, as the Brits say, to have Paul and Storm of Paul and Storm join us to give their short term predictions which involve the ability to store your memories on thumb drives and the final arrival of those video phones we all want.
UZER 14: Guests Tom Merritt & Joe Hewitt
Nov 23rd 2009TomGuest Appearances & Podcasts
Did a guest spot with Mike Giannas and Reece Wissler of the UZER (the ultimate zone for everything relevant) podcast. It was good fun and an interesting conversation. Even better Joe Hewitt the developer from Facebook who quit iPhone app development is the other guest and he’s definitely worth listening to. Listen in!
The Movielicious #14 – Elementary, ain’t it ?
Nov 22nd 2009TomGuest Appearances & Podcasts
had the distinct pleasure of worming my way onto The Movielicious, a fantastic movie review podcast done by a Frenchman (Patrick Beja), a Brit (Turpster), and an American (Nicole Spagnuolo). Also guesting on this episode is Scott Johnson of FrogPants Studios. My place was to talk about 2012 and defend the hilarious genre of disaster porn. But a member of the panel surprised me by joining my side!
