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Brittany Thornton

Brittany Thornton aka The Wookie, lives on the majestic islands of Hawaii. A mother of two up and coming geek daughters. A Whovian, a Tolkien lover, a Trekkie and obviously a fan of Star Wars, you'll usually find her on XboxLive, playing Destiny and getting killed... a lot. Want to win her over? Books, bring books. Food helps too.

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Is Don Mattrick Leaving Microsoft?

Is Don Mattrick Leaving Microsoft?

Is Don Mattrick leaving Microsoft for Zynga? Recent leaks to certain sources suggest that Don Mattrick, the head of the Interactive Entertainment Business at…

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How To Raise a Geek - A Mother's Story

How To Raise a Geek - A Mother's Story

So I asked my Mom how my sister and I turned out so weird, but why we think it’s so normal, and after telling me that her answer would have to come in…

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Microsoft Making Changes to XboxOne

Microsoft Making Changes to XboxOne

Earlier this week I wrote a piece in response to leaked information which many of you read.

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Xbox Comes clean

Xbox Comes clean

Xbox Engineer Comes clean about XboxOne While perusingInternet, I came across an article about the XboxOne that actually made whole hell of a lot of sense.

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Material Culture and the Television

Material Culture and the Television

Material Culture Different cultures may have the same things we have in America, however they may not be used the same way we use them.

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Bad Wolf Day

Bad Wolf Day

Bad Wolf Day 2013 Whovians around the world are confused What is Bad Wolf Day? In 2005 an episode of Doctor Who was broadcasted on the 11th of June in the U.K.

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Gaming in the New Century

Gaming in the New Century

Today there are over forty-six million Xbox Live and PS3 accounts for online gaming (Xbox.com/live).

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