More free iTunes TV

iTunes users: There are now free episodes of the Blade TV series and something called Beyond the Break available for download for a limited time.

We don’t get Spike TV, or whatever it’s called, so this is my only chance to see Blade until/if the show gets put on DVD.

The Dancing Editor

At long last, I’ve uploaded the very first video shot with my phone to You Tube:

Enjoy! I will likely be looking for work after this, so keep me in mind …

• Other Hesperia videos at You Tube, although a few of them are for other Hesperias.

Games for Change

Heard this on the (podcasted) radio: Video-Game Designers Target World Peace

A group of game designers says taht video-game technology can help save the world by raising humanitarian awareness. The creators of free educational games such as Darfur is Dying and PeaceMaker met with humanitarian activists during the third-annual Games for Change conference in New York.

When I was in college, a neighbor in the fraternity house had a game on his Mac where one played the Prime Minister of Israel trying to bring about Middle East peace. Nuclear war, terrorism, arms embargoes and all the rest were part of the equation. It wasn’t an easy game. It sounds like it was a precursor to the modern Peacemaker.

It sounds like this was a pretty interesting conference.

Supermania: Jonah on the radio

In addition to being the executive producer of the world’s most popular comic book fan site and community, my boy Jonah was, once upon a time, a radio producer in the LA market. This week, he returned to radio, when stations from Albuquerque and Los Angeles interviewed him about the upcoming Superman Returns movie. You can check out Jonah’s interview by looking up the 7 o’clock hour of the Bill Handel show for KFI AM 640 on Tuesday, June 27 either on the KFI site or via the podcast directory in iTunes.

MMORPG motivational posters

They made me laugh.

I have it on good authority that the kitten on the left plays an undead rogue in WoW.