Back on the air, and one work night down...

    The first of four nights is done as this auto-posts on the HQ, and I'm already primed to go home to my beloved Effie!! I can't wait for Sunday to get here, so I can rocket home to my Sweet Gal again!! Effie, honey, I love you!!! I'll be home in just 3 more nights!!!

    As it happens, my blogger difficulties were easily resolved, for now. On the blogger dashboard page, where I do my editing, I just switched back to the old blogger interface. That older version, so far, is still supported on the old, slow Internet Exploder browser installed on the PCs in my workplace breakroom. So, for now, it seems that blogging from the workplace can continue as before, lol, so all 12 of my readers can rest easy. Moving on...

            Featured Call of Duty 4 Video

    Call of Duty Links:

• [Twitter] Double XP on Modern Warfare 3 this weekend to celebrate the new content drop.
• [Rumor] Black Ops 2 teaser poster seen in the wild.

    More Gaming Links:

• Darksiders II release date delayed till August 2012.
• Dark Souls PC to be locked at 30 frames per second, possibly at 720p.
• [YouTube] Total Biscuit's KickSmarter Episode 1: Nekro, Ravage, Starlight Inception. 
• [Video Interview] Alex Ahad on creating Skullgirls.
• [Op-Ed] Penny Arcade on the 'ugly side' of Kickstarter fun-raising campaigns.
• Author sues Assassin's Creed developer for 'memories through ancestors' schtick. Maybe someone better tell dumbass this story-telling mechanism has been used before 2002... Just saying.
• [Image] 8-bit Zelda Link cosplay. Just love those sexy heels... (Original image link credit: tails4life on Reddit Zelda.)

    Non-Gaming Links:

• [Rumor] Mystery company headed by James 'Titanic' Cameron and Google execs may be space mining company.
• [Blog] Phil Plait's 'Bad Astronomy' blog on the possibility of private asteroid mining.
• Smart phone 3G/4G service speed test results.
• YouTube working on 'TV experience' for next gen consoles.
• Comcast throttles Netflix and Hulu - but not its own streaming service. And the Netflix CEO is not at all happy with it.
• Hacker collective 'Anonymous' makes Time's 100 'most influential' list.
• [Man Stuff] Esquire Magazine Question and answer with William Shatner.