Mozilla Firefox 20 Beta 1 is now available.
Futurama is back! Bender, watch your back!
Having fun with Bender toy.
By the way, Futurama is coming back with all new episodes Summer 2013.
There’s a 179 second video preview of the new Futurama episodes.
Software Update: Flip4Mac 3.1
Flip4Mac 3.1 from Telestream is now available.
New Features:
- Added support for Retina displays.
- Added the ability to export to iTunes from Flip Player, including exporting both audio and video, or exporting just the audio portion of a movie.
- Added iPad mini and iPod Nano scaling presets.
Flip4Mac enables transcoding Windows Media files on the fly in OS X Lion and Mountain Lion.
That was funny
This happened before Unicorn was rolling on the bed laughing.
Los Angeles Times don’t know who Slayer vocalist is.
UPDATE 2013-02-23:
Los Angeles Times finally noticed the error and changed the caption to:
Heavy metal band Slayer performs at the Long Beach Arena in 2006. (Christine Cotter / Los Angeles Times / July 22, 2006)
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Los Angeles Times apparently don’t know who Slayer vocalist is (screen capture below). According to L.A. Times Randy Blythe is the vocalist of Slayer instead of Tom Araya. Well, unless L.A. Times knew that Araya had been replaced by Blythe in Kerry King Project.
Randy Blythe is the vocalist of Lamb of God.
Rolling On the Bed Laughing
Unicorn was rolling on the bed laughing.
Kerry King Project
Early in February 2013, Kerry King was talking about the next Slayer album:
“I’m very comfortable saying that it will be out this year.”
Slayer fans, don’t get your hopes up just yet. The status quo have changed since the news of Dave Lombardo being benched from Slayer Australian 2013 Tour broke on Thursday February 21, 2013.
Jeff Hanneman is still recovering from necrotizing fasciitis and most likely won’t be contributing to the next Slayer record as of yet.
“I have enough material on my own if need be, but I’m open,” King says. “If Jeff comes to the party with some new material, hell ya! I will play all the guitars. I’ve been playing all the guitars for years anyway, except for Jeff’s leads.”
Perfect for Kerry King Project, with Tom Araya on vocals and bass.