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I like books. A lot. I mean I really, really like books. I’ve spent a lifetime building a library with more than 3,000 volumes. It’s not the Library of Alexandria, but it’s important to me. read more »
 Food, wonderful food. In a video game. Yup, it's been done before, but
now the Food Network has picked up the spatula and entered into the
fray, but is it a bit too raw, completely overdone, or a culinary
masterpiece?read more »
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It seems to be only a matter of time before all toys have an online world component. As long as they continue to make the actual toys for more creative play, this doesn't seem like a bad thing--it's just more value added to the toy.
This could be done very well or very badly, but the concept is great. Immersion is the only way to learn history. Just watch out for Dr. Steve.
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Have you ever wondered where your kids are when they're wandering around the neighborhood? Ever wondered if that neighborhood they walk through on the way to and from school is a safe one? Life360 gives you the tools to know where your kids are and find out if they're safe. 
One of the fond images we have of the holiday season is that of friends or family gathering together under the same roof, exchanging gifts, a little banter, and maybe some pie. But as we get older, we move out and away, and aren't close enough to our families or our friends to always get together. 
Today at Tech Talk for Families, we've added a new feature: more interactivity. Now, while you must create an account to post comments, you can manage subscriptions by category or type.
In the not so distant future, the world has been divided into two opposing camps, Dragons and Robots. Human nations have allied themselves with one or the other. Which side will you choose? 
Yes, LEGO Rock Band is due out this year, but that's not the only big LEGO game in your near future. LEGO Universe promises to take the virtual world to a new level as you build that virtual world. Including both pirates and ninjas, as well as spacescapes and many more environments, we have built a library of images for your perusal to get a taste of this new world. Visit our image gallery to piece together an understanding.
Dale stops by for a quick update while Teresa suffers from occupational hazards. 