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For the Chic Mobile Mom

Ah, Mother’s Day is in a few weeks. As a i work in my Mother’s Day Gift Guide,  I wanted to let you know that this year mom goes mobile. That means gifts are no longer tied to the confines of the home. Mom uses gadgets  at work,  at play or even while she shops.

So get ready for a fun Mother’s Day Gift Guide, perfect for your mom or the woman in your life who is just like a mom to you.

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Nintendo’s Rhythm Heaven Fever for Wii Moves You

Starting today, video game fans and music lovers across the United States can use the Wii system to keep the beat in dozens of entertaining new ways. The Rhythm Heaven Fever game is now available, inviting players to enjoy a fresh lineup of more than 50 unique rhythm games. 

Easy to pick up and play but challenging to master, each minigame tasks players to tap buttons on the Wii Remote controller in time to catchy musical themes while completing a variety of quirky tasks. Rhythm Heaven Fever carries a suggested retail price of $29.99 in the United States.

Rhythm Heaven Fever takes the action to the living room for big beat-keeping fun. By rhythmically pressing the A and B buttons on their controller in time with the music, players might find themselves playing golf with a monkey, swinging a samurai sword or building robots on an assembly line. No matter what the activity, the game’s infectious soundtrack will keep heads bobbing and faces smiling as players test their rhythmic skills.

“If you’ve ever tapped your feet to the beat of your favorite song, you’ve already got what it takes to play Rhythm Heaven Fever,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “What makes the experience really unique is the wild mix of in-game activities coupled with the catchy music that appeals to a wide variety of players.”

As they improve their beat-keeping acumen, players earn medals that can be used to unlock a variety of bonus games and special sections to keep the groove going on and on. Unlockable content also includes two-player games that friends and family members can enjoy together. (Multiplayer modes require additional controllers, which are sold separately.)

Remember that Wii features parental controls that let adults manage the content their children can access. For more information about this and other features, visit http://www.nintendo.com/wii.

For more information about Rhythm Heaven Fever, visit http://rhythmheavenfever.nintendo.com

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Picture Posting From Your Cell Can Be Hell

An old friend of mine alerted me to this in an email. I checked it out thought it would be a good thing to pass on.

If you know  anyone who takes pictures with their digital camera or cell phone and posts them online, read on.

Watch this video below and then be sure to share with all your family and friends.

It’s REALLY important information about what your posting things on your cell phones can do TO YOU!!!

Too much technology out there these days so beware………..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2vARzvWxwY

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Hulk Hogan’s Main Event Now Available For Xbox Kinect

Majesco Entertainment’s Hulk Hogan’s Main Event, the controller-free wrestling game is now out for the Xbox 360 Kinect. It features all the movement-based wrestling action you could possibly ask for. Warning just don’t get too close to the TV. It’s not that real!

Wrestling games go back to the 1980′s game systems like SNES and for a longtime topped all  video games selling charts.

No it’s back better than ever with no more controllers, welcome to the 21st Century.

“Hulkamaniacs everywhere should get off the couch and rule the ring with Hulk Hogan’s Main Event, where I’m going to teach you all to perform for the crowd and compete in the ring as wrestling superstars,” said Hulk Hogan.

Additional Hulk Hogan’s Main Event features include:

  • Create your king of the ring by choosing from different body types, faces, hair styles, tattoos, gear and more.
  • Choose from nine thrilling venues including the Backyard, Uprising and Inferno stadium.
  • Xbox LIVE Leaderboards showcase ‘Stunt of the Day’ and ‘All Time Best Stunts’ from players nationwide.
  • Multiple Gameplay Modes extend the challenge:

o    Campaign: Work your way from backyard matches to the big stage while keeping the crowd on their feet.

o   Head-to-Head: Take turns delivering punishing combos with help from a friend.

o   Quick Stunt: Practice any extreme stunt before primetime in the ring.

o   Hardcore: Fight tough-to-beat opponents under the extreme difficulty setting.

o   Tutorial: Learn basic moves and special stunts to win the match.

o   Replay Highlights: Relive your best stunts in slow motion to revel in your glory days.

Developed by Panic Button LLC and rated T for Teen, Hulk Hogan’s Main Event only on Kinect for Xbox 360 is now available for the suggested retail price of $49.99. To watch the launch trailer and find out more, please visit http://www.hulkhogansmainevent.com/. Video game review coming shortly on this website.

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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for Wii: Story Details and Characters Revealed

Nintendo has revealed new details about the introductory storyline and game play in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, which will launch exclusively for the Wii system on Nov. 20. The enhanced motion controls of the Wii Remote Plus (or Wii Remote controller with a Wii MotionPlus accessory) and Nunchuk controller allow for deeply immersive puzzle-solving challenges in this latest addition to the iconic Zelda franchise.

This new game – one of the biggest in the history of Nintendo software development – will also feature new story elements that lay the foundation for the events that occur in the rest of the series. This includes the creation of the Master Sword, an ancient and powerful weapon that has been a constant in the 25-year history of the Zelda series.

 

 

The introductory storyline includes the following:
• Introduction: The new game’s storyline begins in Skyloft, an island town suspended high in the sky, on the day before young Link is to compete in a major bird-flying competition. The winner of the contest will earn the honor of taking part in a special ceremony with Zelda.
• Link and Zelda: Friends since childhood, Link and Zelda have always shared a special bond. Events in the new game will add even more depth to their relationship.
• Groose: Link’s nemesis at school, Groose, plays a significant role in the early moments of the new game. This bully of a character not only threatens Link’s chances to win the bird-flying competition, but he also reveals a jealous streak toward Link and Zelda’s special bond.
• Fi: Early on in Link’s new adventure, he encounters Fi, the spirit of the powerful Goddess Sword. Fi’s guidance proves to be crucial as Link goes forth on a challenging quest that will ultimately result in the creation of the Master Sword.
• Zelda’s father: Gaepora, Zelda’s father, is the headmaster of Link’s school. As such, he has knowledge of the history and legends of Skyloft.

More details about the game’s storyline and features will be revealed prior to its Nov. 20 launch.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword will be available as a standalone game, $59 or as part of a limited-edition bundle that also includes a gold-colored Wii Remote Plus controller for $69. Additionally, every copy in the early production runs of the game will come packaged with a special music CD containing orchestral arrangements of select songs that will be performed at the upcoming The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony Concert.

For more information about The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, visit http://zelda.com/skywardsword or http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/QeN8TUXNTFFoys-wPlDdQbEPs1XxySY1

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2011 Holiday Travel Forecast: Thanksgiving and Christmas Airfare and Hotel Prices Down Slightly in the U.S.

As summer fades into fall, you simply can no longer deny the rapidly approaching holiday season. And for travelers, now’s the time to start planning! To help get you started, the Fareologists at Bing have worked their magic by identifying the best deals on flights and hotels to get you where you need (or want!) to be this holiday season.

Below are some highlights from the 2011 Holiday Travel Forecast, which can be found here, with information also available on the Bing Travel Blog.

  • Domestic airfare is expected to be down 1.4 percent overall, with tickets averaging $302, as opposed to $306 last holiday.
  • Holiday hotel costs are staying virtually flat for 3 and 4 star hotels, but 5 star hotels are down 8 percent from last year.
  • Holiday flights to Europe have increased nearly 9 percent – from $860 in 2010, to an average of $936 this year.

While the overall travel forecast is looking relatively merry this season, the biggest savings lie in the hands of those willing to let the destination and date dictate their holiday travel plans. The Bing Travel Fareologists offer tips travelers looking to escape to someplace warm, someplace European or someplace luxurious while still saving money:

  • Celebrate in the sun. A traditional white Christmas might not be available in Florida, but getaways to the Sunshine State and other warm weather destinations are extra cheap this holiday season, with airfares to Ft. Lauderdale down 21 percent from last year and hotels in Las Vegas down almost 16 percent this year.
  • Affordable hotel stays. Travelers won’t have to skimp on their hotel stay this season, as prices for five-star hotels are down more than eight percent from last year, with the biggest savings found on luxury hotels in Cancun, Mexico; Las Vegas, Nev. and New York, N.Y.
  • Making international trips fit your budget. Overall, flights to Europe have increased on average, from $860.56 last year to $936 this year – nearly a 9 percent jump from the last holiday season. While airfares to Europe have generally increased across the board, Madrid represents the lowest average ticket price destination in Europe this holiday.
  • Don’t let Thanksgiving Travel Gobble Up Your Cash. The week of Thanksgiving is undoubtedly a crazy travel week, but the Bing Travel Fareologists note that shifting your departure dates could save you some serious cash. For example, by traveling the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and returning the Sunday after, you could save 8 percent from traveling Tuesday to Saturday.

 

Above are just a few tidbits of what you can expect this holiday season. For top destinations this holiday season, see below. Keep in mind that airlines do offer last-minute travel deals and bundled travel packages throughout the year – it’s a good idea to check Bing Price Predictor and Hotel Rate Indicator frequently to see what’s available. Even better – set up Bing Travel Alerts so you can know-on-the-go.

 

Happy traveling!

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