But anyway, other games on sale for $0.99 include The Game of Life, Yahtzee, Trivial Pursuit, Madden NFL 10, FIFA 10, Simcity, NBA Live and Tiger Woods.

Just getting Need for Speed for $0.99 is worth it! Man! I wish I would have waited a week! But oh well, I’m grabbing a couple games to make up for it!

Oh yeah, the sale is only for 48 hours, so get a move on!

Zombie Pizza is a fast-paced, light-hearted horror puzzle game where lighting-quick reactions are all that stand between you and a grisly fate at the hands of the ravenous undead. Play it safe and just try to survive your night shift, or whip up high-value recipes to rack up dollars, earn gold medals, and advance through the Zombie Pizza ranks. Sort ingredients from the fast-moving conveyor-belt and onto your pizzas, and then flick completed pizzas through the slot to feed the zombies pounding on your door. Watch out for the Zombie Rage meter — it if gets all the way to the top, it’s game over!

Pizza Chef Zomboni has been bitten by zombies and will soon become one of the walking dead! He has a scant four weeks to train you, his apprentice, in every aspect of the dark art of making Zombie Pizzas. Beneath Zomboni’s stern eye you will race against the clock to combine disgusting ingredients like eyeballs, hearts, bones, guts, and (of course) brains into grotesque Zombie Pizzas like The Roadkill, The Split Dog, The Gut Buster, and the Stink Eye. Fill your orders fast enough and you live to see the dawn. Fall behind and the hungry undead smash through the door and put YOU on the menu!

With twisted sound effects, original music, and stunning hand-drawn art — including twitching ingredients and goofy zombies banging on the glass — Zombie Pizza is a darkly charming game sure to satisfy lovers of zombie cinema, puzzle games, and tasty pizza alike. Whether you’re just working a single night shift or pursuing a career in the most hellish kitchen of all, place a special order for Zombie Pizza today!

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We can think of several reasons to invest in Windows 7. It’s faster than Vista and more secure than XP. The new taskbar rocks. UAC is much less intrusive than it was in Vista. And did we mention it’s fast? But if you’re still not convinced Windows 7 should be your next OS, consider that you could be helping the economy rebound, according to research firm IDC.

Hmm, what if we don’t buy Windows 7? Would that mean Microsoft would once again go back to the drawing board and try to build and OS that people actually want? I’m terribly amused that everyone compares Win 7 to Vista. That’s basically comparing hospital food and airline food. Vista is and will always be a piece of crap operating system, there’s no two ways about it. It was junk from the day it came out, and it’s still junk after it’s service packs. Saying you improved on Vista is hardly an accomplishment.

I’m still hard pressed to find compelling reasons to upgrade to Win 7. A pretty UI (if you can call Win 7 that) isn’t going to make me all a flutter. I reskin my machine weekly with Windowblinds. I’ve had an enhanced UI for years! I still haven’t seen a feature set or offering that makes me feel I need Win 7 and that I’m missing out by using XP. I have Vista on my laptop and hate it. I have XP on my desktop machines and it works just fine for me. I’ve never felt that I’m missing out on something.

I’ll have to upgrade one of these days, especially if I buy a new machine, but I’ll be upgrading for hardware reasons, not because Win 7 is offering me something.

And just to say it, I think this article is pretty lame, the same thing could be said about any piece of software or any OS including Apple’s Snow Leopard or Google’s OS. Hell, how many jobs do you think have been created because of iPhone sales???

Do Your Part to Save the Economy – Buy Windows 7

I took that back and they gave me another one. It was the floor model, but they had been using it and assured me it was quiet. Well, it was but the stand had been used so much that it wouldn’t hold the bike correctly. Combine not locking the bike in place with with my less than fluid biking style and you have a bike that comes out of place. I’ve had to pull my foot out of the clips, kick the lever back in place and then clip back in more than once.

On my third visit they decided to piece together the stand from my old rig and the resistance unit from the new one they gave me. There was much laughing and shaking of heads as they determined what to do. I offered just to buy the next model up and put the issue to rest, but I think they were in the mood to “tinker”. The infamous “I got an idea!” was blurted out and to the back workshop they went.

This combo seems to be working since it’s quiet and holds things in place. I still have no form, but at least the bike won’t come dislodged, hit the floor at 15mph and send me flying into my computer desk. Yes, I bike in front of my computer desk. How else can I watch TV shows?

I’m passing out!

I think my pants are haunted; a ghost keeps popping up, I swear.