Gaming and New Media

In Lisa Eadicicco’s article, “15 Technologies of Today We’ll Still Be Using In 2030”, from nbcnews.com, the author lists fifteen types of technology that the world will still use even in the future.

When we consider the issue of technology, some might question: “Will we be able to drive to our houses by cars that fly?” or “Will we have holograms for communications like in the movies?” Eadicicco’s article addresses these questions because she herself had been wondering about our future of technology.

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Something that I have been interested in learning more about has been about a Japanese Role Playing Game (JRPG) called “Hyperdimension Neptunia”. I remember first seeing the game on the Playstation Store. That game was the sequel to the first game “Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2”. I decided to check the game out for myself by buying the game, but I didn’t have the money to buy it at the time. Once I got it, it turned out to be a fantastic game. The game series itself is a Playstation 3 exclusive made by NIS America and Compile Heart, the developers of the game.

In all of my research and browsing for information on the question I have: How will sports adapt to the world around them?

I am doing a product review on the IPhone 5 which just recently came out. People are thrilled to hear that apple has invented or updated yet another product. The iPhone 5 is an update from the iPhone 4S, and is bigger, thinner, and "faster". I did upgrade myself to the iPhone 5 and am not so pleased... What is the point of getting the newest apple product if you know they are going to make another cooler, better, faster one in the near future?

What Angelina and Brad learned through travelling

I’m interested in travelling. I believe that travelling is living. I love to travel around the world and learn about other cultures. That’s one of the reasons why I chose to move to America for a year. I’m a foreign exchange student from Denmark who’s living here in the most beautiful state of Colorado for a year.

In an interview with John O’ Hurley, he talks about doing many things in his lifetime which make him happy, and two of those things are golf, and being a talk show host on family fued, in an interview, he was talking about how while he loves the game of golf he believes creating his own golf clubs will help engage him and his family into the game of golf even more so, and as he promotes his clubs he says “"Cobra/Puma has this incredible brand, and a new line of clubs called the baffler.

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Celebrities and travelling

I found an article that talks about celebrities and travelling. It’s called “Celebrities and Africa”, and it’s written by Anouk Zijlma. It’s a really interesting article that makes a debate about why celebrities choose to travel to Africa.

Table Tennis (TT) is considered a sport in my players eyes, but to many people it is just Ping Pong (PP). But there is a difference. So how can you tell the difference between TT and PP. Ariel Hsing, Olympic bad-ass and number 1 American female player, says Footwork is paramount.
"You use your hands in ping-pong," Hsing says, "but you use your feet to play table tennis."You hit a PP ball, but you spin a TT ball...PP is cheap, and TT can be expensive...TT is best of 7 to 11...there's an etiquette, if you're up 10-0, you mis-hit a serve to be polite."