Author: Tony M.

Writing on the Wall

The phenomena of The Simpsons spills over to the real world. The opening blackboard sequence of each show is brought to life. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message […]

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Google TV is Here

The future is getting brighter with the introduction of Google TV. The best device incorporated for advertising. Now every time you key a word on your TV screen, Google will harvest the info to build a bigger network of key words to help them in their advertising with their customers. The convenience of it all […]

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Evil Clown Birthday Party Service

Clowns are known to scare many kids and which carries over to adulthood. Dominic Deville from Switzerland wanted to capitalize on the horror clowns that scare the daylights of victims as a birthday service. He tried out the birthday act on a friend and decided to start a service of scaring victims at birthday parties. […]

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The Field of Dreams For Sale

The new quotation for the land where Field of Dreams was built should now say, “If you build it, he will come and give you 5.4 million dollars.” The field and along with 7 buildings is for sale. Since the movie was released in 1989, millions have made a pilgrimage to the site looking for […]

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Alexandra: The Curly Haired Girl

Has you curly hair got you in a whirl. Alexandra explains her hair rising experiences of having curly hair and why people around her want to touch her hair. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an […]

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WordPress – State of the Word With Matt Mullenweg

WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg gives us a glimpse of what holds for the future of WordPress at the WordCamp San Francisco 2010. WordPress is that little blogging engine that runs from individual to corporate sites. WordPress 3.0 holds many new promises for the future of blogging. Unlike Blogger from Google who is stuck in the […]

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Lost Fan Art Tribute

If you have not heard of Lost the TV series perhaps you are lost on an island yourself. The greatest widely debated series is finally winding down to the final episode soon. There have been an outpouring of tribute art since the beginning of the show. Here is a collection of some of the best […]

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Internet Week New York City

If you plan to be in New York around June 7th-14th, 2010 you better pencil yourself in for the Internet Week New York. Already on the third year edition, the pow-wow attracts some of the biggest sites online. It’s a great way to meet the brains behind these operations and see new and upcoming sites […]

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15 Things You Didn’t Know About Star Trek

Most Trekkies will know their show inside out, but here are 15 things that you might not know about Star Trek if you are a casual fan of the franchise. See more>> Fun Fact: The holodeck is a simulated reality facility located on starships and starbases in the fictional Star Trek universe. An episode of […]

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Own Every Single Issue of National Geographic Magazine

Image the price of a yearly subscription to the National Geographic magazine multiplied by many years. You’ve seen them in second hand book shops in boxes. Once you read one, they just end up being piled away in a garage or end up in your doctor’s office for many years. In some cases they can […]

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Frank Frazetta Dead at 82

Fantasy illustrator Frank Frazetta has passed away at the age of 82. He is best known for his paintings of Conan, but began his career in the comic book industry. Frazetta’s primary commercial works are in oil, but he also works with watercolor, ink and pencil alone. In his later life, Frazetta has been plagued […]

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First Color Photographs

The world of color came into light only after 1907 as the Lumière brothers created a process called Autochrome. It looked like photography would be stuck in the black and white domain since it was created in the 1820’s. There exists very little in color in the early inception of the newly discovered process. Many […]

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