Tuesday, August 23, 2011

5.9 Earthquake hits East Coast

At approximately 2 PM eastern standard time, a 5.9 earthquake struck the eastern United States. It's been reported that its center was in Virginia but was felt as far away as Martha's Vineyard and Rhode Island. There are multiple reports of people having felt the trembling throughout New Jersey, Philadelphia, and New York.

Monday, August 15, 2011

Welcome to Virtual Reality

The economy in a nutshell... Google buys Motorola. Think about it... a virtual business -- a simple search engine -- is wealthy enough to spend $12.5 billion to purchase a longstanding, successful company that manufactures actual physical goods.

Still wondering where all the jobs are going? Welcome to the virtual world -- much less overhead and much less human resources. If managed correctly, a virtual buiness is proof that less equals more.

Virtual companies can generate huge revenues without ever manufacturing a single physical product. Not to mention the impact this will have on the level of power it gives Google going forward.

Search engines are the future news media -- they will dicatate what we read, what we know, and what we buy. If you thought newspapers, radio, and network tv controled news in the past, the internet will be that on steroids -- just give it a little more time.

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Metz Bicycle Museum



How cool is this?! Reminds me of dreams I've had where I'm on a huge bicyle. I'd like to see someone actually ride that thing.

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Skee-Ball Anyone?

A classic arcade game, Skee-Ball is over 100 years old!


While the game was invented across the river in Philadelphia in 1909 by J. Dickinson Este, Atlantic City, NJ can proudly claim the very first skee-ball tournament held in 1932.

Although not as popular as other sports, skee-ball is played competitively by leagues like SkeeNation and Brewskee-Ball.

With NJ being a state that borders on the Eastern coastline, there are obviously many boardwalks and, therefore, many arcades. Skee-ball can easily be found from Manasquan down to Cape May.



Thursday, July 28, 2011

Governor Christie Admitted to Hospital

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was admitted to Somerset Medical Center this morning to undergo tests. It's been reported that he was recently having trouble breathing but he is currently okay and the tests are merely precautionary.

Saturday, July 9, 2011

In just one week we will be launching the next version of myHometownNJ.com. The new site promises to deliver EVERYTHING New Jersey residents are looking for.

Friday, July 8, 2011

Tornado warnings for Atlantic, Burlington, and Camden counties until 9pm.