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I tried the Flock demo (That came with Qore). The controls were very loose. It was really difficult leading the sheep around. As cute as the game is, I'm afraid the final game will end up being frustrating.

I'm looking forward to trying the new demo. The original game was too frustrating; and this is coming from someone who played through P.J. Monsters.

By now, everyone knows that John McCain isn't tech savvy. So I'm not sure why the little dig at him was such a horrific shock. The guy uses an abacus to count the number of houses he owns. (*rim shot*) But seriously folks...

The real issue here is that Mike Huckabee is using the same brand of computer that I use. The thought that he has anything in common with me is repugnant. Is there anyway we can convince him that Jesus wants him to use Vista?

Based on Apple's website info, iWeb and iDVD are part of iLife '09. There are a few minor additions to iWeb. But it looks like nothing has changed in iDVD, which is very disappointing. For some reason Apple believes that everyone has stopped using DVDs, and would rather watch video online using iWeb and their .mac service.

*sigh*

I agree. The organization is terrible. You have to go through pages and pages of videos just to find out what series they have available. On top of that the interface is sloppy, and the app keeps crashing. It really needs some more polish.

Hopefully they'll activate "image importing". That would open up the floodgates on creative level design.

$6 for a hi-def movie? Hi-def from DirecTV is $5 and has the newest releases; or if I go through NetFlix it's only $6 for 2 blu-ray movies per month. The PSN just isn't a good value for movie rentals.

Is the Last Guy worth getting -- even at $4.99? I had mixed feelings after playing the demo.

I like apples too, but 1500 posts is just a tad overkill ;-)

okay... that was actually very funny