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30th
APR
Nutrition Information via Text Message is Depressing
Posted by Bradley under Personal, Technology
Drive-thru is bad for you and you’re a fatty. And Diet.com’s mobile Nutrition on the Go service will tell you about it.
Texting the name of the item you are about to order to shortcode DIET1 (34381) will yield results like calorie content, carbs, fats and protein. Almost instantaneously. Just about enough time to decide that extra taco won’t look so good on your thighs.
100% FREE and one of my all-time favorite uses of shortcodes. Besides 40404. ![]()
You can try it without burning through your precious texts at the link.
Tags: Diet.com, Nutrition Information, Shortcode, Text Message
29th
APR
New Indiana Jones TV Spot!
Posted by Bradley under Movies

I was watching American Idol tonight *cough* and noticed the premiere of a new Indiana Jones TV spot. Here’s the link!
Tags: Indiana Jones, TV Spot
29th
FREE Coldplay Single is Predictable, Digestable
Posted by Bradley under Music
Coldplay is hot on the heels of Trent Reznor offering up their latest single Violet Hill for free. But it’s only free for a week. Assholes.
Get it at http://www.coldplay.com/song.html while you still can.
Tags: Coldplay, Free, Single, Trent Reznor
29th
Review: Hard Candy by Madonna
Posted by Bradley under Music, Personal

Madonna’s latest album Hard Candy is a tasty confection. And is quickly becoming my favorite of her career. Confessions On A Dance Floor (her previous studio album) was a future-pop, dance party disco which brought Madonna back to her core. It was hyper, effective pop music but it left Madonna’s character lost in translation. Hard Candy seems to be an extension of Confessions’ danceability. But Hard Candy comes with a more playful Madonna — the one America fell in love with in the 80’s.
Hard Candy is Madonna’s tightest and most cohesive album to date. Thanks in part to super producers to the likes of Timbaland & Nate Hills, Justin Timberlake and The Neptunes. Madonna is in a vibe of collaboration. She’s the passenger in her own vehicle, relaxed and receptive. The sharp, stingy highs and funky lows of her counterparts blend well with her mousy vocals. Hard candy is layered with refreshing sexual innuendo. A booty blend of the past three decades. And a nice package indeed.
This is Madonna’s last studio album with Warner Music before moving on to Live Nation. What will a contract-less Madonna bring to the table? Simply this: I can’t wait to she what she does next! And that my friends is what Madonna does best.



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Tags: Hard Candy, Madonna, Review
23rd
APR
Discipline Released as Free Download
Posted by Bradley under Entertainment, Technology

Get you some Nails! And to quote the man… “Take your shirt off and dance to it!” No, no, Trent why don’t YOU do that for me — privately… in my hotel room. Oh those arms. Ahhhhhh. Enjoy free music!
http://dl.nin.com/discipline/nin
Tags: Discipline, Download, NIN, Nine Inch Nails, Single, Trent Reznor
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