Archive for May 2008
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Game du Jour: Week of 2008-05-12
May 12th, 2008 |The following games will be discounted next week on Game du Jour, the ‘one-deal-a-day’ web site dedicated to indie and casual games: Mon. May 12th: 50% off on Pick11 Tue. May 13th: 65% off on Brainiversity Wed. May 14th: 40% off on Pet Shop Hop Thu. May 15th: 50% off on Solitaire Epic Fri. May 16th: 70% off on Snakylines Sat. [...]
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40% off Games in Honor of Great Moms
May 10th, 2008 |Big Fish Games offers a 40% off coupon any game in honor of Mother’s Day. But you can buy a game for yourself or anyone. Steps: Explore Big Fish Games. Find and try games until you find the perfect match. Click “Buy.” Enter mothersday in the code box. The coupon is good until May 16. If you’re struggling to find [...]
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How to Show Something Is Really Yours
May 10th, 2008 |Just had to share this grammar blooper from PC Magazine’s Mother’s Day article. Perhaps, the magazine wanted to emphasize Mom belongs to you in superlative terms. Of course, I wanted to know what gadgets they recommended for us geeky moms.
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Links: 2008-05-09
May 9th, 2008 |Memory Improvement Tips Top 10 PR Tips for Small Businesses Write with Authority and Inspire Trust The best time to submit news 8 violent truths about freelancing part one and part two 178 ways to improve [...]
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Study Shows Casual Games Relieve Stress and Improve Mood
May 7th, 2008 |I don’t need a study to tell me that playing casual games helps relieve stress and improve my mood. When the writing muse stays away or my spirits drop, I play a game I need to review. Almost every time (don’t like to use 100%), I feel better after a few rounds of a casual [...]
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Stop the Graying of Sites Trend
May 7th, 2008 |The messages many sites send when they use gray text on a white background is, “We don’t want you to read our content,” “Our content isn’t worth your time,” and “We want you to struggle reading our content because we think black is boring.” #333333, #666666, #999999, and #cccccc (various shades of gray) are almost black, [...]
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How Lenovo Outdoes Apple with an Ad
May 6th, 2008 |I rarely check out videos because chances are high that it won’t have captions or subtitles. But I bit on this Lenovo-produced video comparing its ThinkPad X300 to the MacBook Air [link: Dave Winer]. It presents a powerful visual message without using words. But not one to let commercials sway me without research, I wondered how [...]
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PC Game Review Natalie Brooks - Secrets of Treasure House
May 6th, 2008 |I love games where they make me feel part of the story by letting me interact with the scene and its objects. Such stories contain puzzles where anything goes and you find them in Azada, Dream Chronicles, and Mortimer Beckett and the Secrets of Spooky Manor. Artfully illustrated Natalie Brooks - Secrets of Treasure House [...]
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10 Tips to Balance Freelance and Personal Lives
May 5th, 2008 |Karen Putz asks how I do it — balance full-time writing and being a parent to three kids. I should be asking her how she does it — she interviews Marlee Matlin! As I mentioned in my how I became a writer story, the whole thing started as a part-time venture while managing a part-time corporate [...]
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Game du Jour: Week of 2008-05-05
May 5th, 2008 |Build-a-lot 2: Town of the Year already available at a discount! The following games will be discounted this week on Game du Jour, the ‘one-deal-a-day’ website dedicated to indie and casual games: Mon. May 5th: 60% off on The Butler Did It! Tue. May 6th: 40% off on Build-a-lot 2: Town of the Year Wed. May 7th: 60% [...]
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