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Member Since Aug 1st, 2006

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Thatcher's- another Columbus establishment bites the dust

Dec 12th 2006 11:17AM on Blogging Ohio

Liquor licensing in Ohio can be bizarre. There are a limited number of permits that can be issues in any given area, and any new permit or transfer has to go before a community board, and they often suffer from N.I.M.B.Y. syndrome.

Overzealous eBayer drops $900 for "Sony PlayStations, 3 of them"

Nov 20th 2006 4:38PM on Engadget

Anyone else notice that the winning bidder's username appears to be a phone number (in Savannah, Georgia)? I think there's some great potential for an interview.

Wonka offers up candy-packed WonkaZoid handheld

Nov 16th 2006 12:31PM on Engadget

I'd be more excited if it did things like dispensed candy when the user did something. Like scored a point or managed not to choke on the previously dispensed candy item.

GM announces feature-packed key fob

Nov 16th 2006 10:36AM on Engadget

"The only reason japanese automakers make money is because of healthcare...... GM makes good vehicles."

Go walk around the lot of a Honda, Toyota, or Nissan dealership, and look at the VINs on the cars. If it starts with a 1, it was made in the US of A. Nationalized healthcare has nothing to do with the profitability of the companies.

Engadget's relaunch giveaways: a second Nikon S7c WiFi camera

Oct 2nd 2006 4:33PM on Engadget

Downtown Dayton, Ohio (the scene of much urban decay).

DVR use does/doesn't boost viewing hours

Aug 1st 2006 9:27AM on Engadget

20 percent of non-DVR-owning adults watching over 44.5 hours, with only 15.7 percent of DVR owners watching that much? Maybe this is an indication that people who can afford DVRs have jobs...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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