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Excellent! Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: Amazon Unveils the Zombieland Pilot Episode via IGN Movies on 4/17/13 Amazon has unveiled the pilot episode for Zombieland, which you can watch for free via this link . The outlet's plan is to release several pilots that they currently have in development and then "let the audience decide" which ones go to series. Viewers will be allowed to vote on six additional comedy pilots and six children's, the outlet will then look at the vote count, reviews and views and decide which of the 13 potential series will go into full-season productions to stream on Prime Instant Video. Continue reading… Things you can do from here: Subscribe to IGN Movies using Google Reader Get started using Google Reader to easily keep up with all your favorite sites

Excellent! Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: Amazon’s “AutoRip” Service Goes Live, Giving Customers Free MP3s For CDs Purchased On Amazon As Far Back As 1998 (Hands-On) via TechCrunch by Sarah Perez on 1/10/13 Amazon is today introducing a new service called Amazon AutoRip , which automatically gives customers free MP3 versions of any CDs they've purchased from Amazon since the launch of its Music Store back in 1998. Customers will also have access to a growing number of new releases. The digital music is being placed in users'  Amazon Cloud Player  accounts, the company's answer to Google Music, iTunes Match, Rdio, and other services that store users' own music collections in the cloud. News of the service's debut was leaked last night by CNET , which said it would be arriving "soon." At launch, the AutoRip service is offered for over 50,000 albums on Amazon.com, with more on the way, including both back catalog and most n...

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Damn. Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: Ray Bradbury, author of 'Fahrenheit 451,' dies via Yahoo! News - Top Stories on 6/6/12 Ray Bradbury, the science fiction-fantasy master who transformed his childhood dreams and Cold War fears into telepathic Martians, lovesick sea monsters, and, in uncanny detail, the high-tech, book-burning future of "Fahrenheit 451," has died. He was 91. Things you can do from here: Subscribe to Yahoo! News - Top Stories using Google Reader Get started using Google Reader to easily keep up with all your favorite sites

Ooooohhhhh, shiny!!! http://www.shieldops.com/ Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: SHIELDops Microsite Launched for THE AVENGERS via Comic Book Movie on 4/2/12 Following the marketing campaign that kicked off with THOR last year, Acura, the official vehicle of S.H.I.E.L.D., has now activated a SHIELDops microsite in anticipation for Marvel's The Avengers. S.H.I.E.L.D. has returned in Marvel's upcoming movie The Avengers, and they've brought a new fleet of high powered Acura vehicles to battle evil. Visit SHIELDops.com to find out what these futuristic Acura models have in their arsenal and play along for a chance to win some awesome Acura/Avengers prizes. Prizes include a 1:43 scale Acura Supercar and a "Tony Stark Experience" trip to New York. Visit SHIELDops.com today to find out more! Marvel Studios presents in association with Paramount Pictures "Marvel's The Avengers"--the super hero team up of a lifeti...

    Sent to you by tony via Google Reader:     Why is Wikipedia Down? via mental_floss by Chris Higgins on 1/18/12 If you're in the US and you visit Wikipedia today , you'll see a glimpse of the page you were trying to access, then you'll see the blackout message above. You'll see similar messages from Google , Reddit , and others. Why? Although each of these sites does a good job of explaining its position, here's a rundown of the issues involved in today's shutdown. An Extremely Brief History Lesson In 1998, the US Congress passed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a bill that, among other things, created a simple system by which copyright owners could request that infringing content be removed from websites hosted in the US. In short, the copyright owner tells the website, "I own this video/photo/song and you have to remove it, or I'll sue you." Then it gets removed, or they go to court. Have you ever seen a YouTube vi...

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I heart viral marketing!     Sent to you by tony via Google Reader:     Capcom Launches Mysterious Resident Evil Websites For Umbrella Sciences and Inserted Evil via G4 TV - TheFeed by G4TVLeah on 8/31/11 Capcom has launched a mysterious Resident Evil related Umbrella Sciences website. The company haven't revealed exactly what the site is marketing, but online s ... Continue reading Capcom Launches Mysterious Resident Evil Websites For Umbrella Sciences and Inserted Evil     Things you can do from here: Subscribe to G4 TV - TheFeed using Google Reader Get started using Google Reader to easily keep up with all your favorite sites    

Solid. Buy. Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: Freddy Krueger Wasn't the Only Horror Movie Character Considered for Mortal Kombat via 1UP RSS feed by Chris Pereira on 7/22/11 While some Mortal Kombat fans are upset for one reason or another that Freddy Krueger is the fourth DLC character for the latest game in the series, he's an ideal choice as a character that's not averse to violence. NetherRealm's goal all along was to have a guest character be one of the four released as DLC, and in the process of deciding upon him, Krueger wasn't the only horror film character considered. "It's kind of hard to choose a character who would fit well into the Mortal Kombat universe, with the blood and violence that's so associated with it," Ed Boon told the PlayStation Blog . "Kratos from God of War is a brutal, bloody character, so he makes sense. "When we had...

This chick is a babe and a half! Sent to you by tony via Google Reader: Too Much Ass for Comic-Con? via nerdbastards.com by Mark Poynter on 7/26/11 Adrianne Curry (pictured above) tweeted that her Aeon Flux cosplay was too hot for San Diego Police. Adrianne tweeted: Adrianne "updated" her costume with a red sash to eliminate the offending "Cheekage." (Do I smell a "Collosal Comic-Con Cosplay Cheekage Collection" in NerdBastards future?) There have not been any pictures of her costume showing the offending area, a bit peculiar if you ask this NerdBastard considering her Playboy and Maxim photo shoots. Adrianne hasn't been shy before and doesn't seem to have any problem with people seeing her posterior. Most likely we'll see some later in the day. Meanwhile . . . I'll be in my bunk. Via: Blastr Things you can do from here: Subscribe to nerdbastards.com using Google Reader Get started using Google Reader to easily keep u...