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The robber was holding a gun to 5-year-old Mary Long’s head when a 3-foot-tall Mighty Morphin Power Ranger leapt into the room. “Get away from my family!” 4-year-old Stevie Long shouted, punctuating his screams with swipes of his plastic sword and hearty “yah, yahs.” The robbers fled with the loot. “I scared the bad […]

Wearing Superman pajamas and covered with his Batman blanket, comic book illustrator Dave ***** died Sunday.read more | digg story

Democratic Senator Barack Obama, who is mulling a White House bid, will travel next month to New Hampshire, a key state in the presidential nominating process.read more | digg story

I can see a video resume being useful for some career fields..but, the financial industry is NOT one of them. Especially when your video is just of this guy working out….read more | digg story

Looks like Exxon-Mobile had a part in rejecting a sizable donation by the producers of An Inconvenient Truth to public schools nationwide.read more | digg story

There was a showdown between the Nintendo Wii and the Sony PlayStation 3 at The Post’s game testing lab last weekend. Most of my friends arrived having heard little about Nintendo’s new system. But, as it turned out, that device was the hit of the party.read more | digg story

Nearly 18,000 electronic votes did not register for a Sarasota County congressional seat. These 18,000 voters solidly backed other Democratic candidates on the ballot. Since Republican Vern Buchanan only won by 369 votes, those 18,000 missing votes would have changed the outcome.read more | digg story

Eric Schmidt: “What’s surprising is that so many companies are still betting against the net, trying to solve today’s problems with yesterday’s solutions. The past few years have taught us that business models based on controlling consumers or content don’t work. Betting against the net is foolish because you’re betting against human ingenuity…”read more | digg story

I still don’t know how that inline skater got out of the way of the bus…read more | digg story

A “gaming dad” tells how he got screwed by Toys R Us, wonders if Nintendo has heard of “plug and play”, compares his experience with the Xbox 360, and tells how a console filled his house with laughing kids and adults for the first time. Boo on you, Toys R Us.read more | digg story