The Geek Church

Okay, as many of you know, I have written stories before that have appeared on Hubpages. I hope you liked Dungeon Crackers, and I have a new one for you called Superhero Separation.

I hope you like this one. I will warn you, it was painful to write. Even though it is about one of my favorite subjects, superheroes, it is also about divorce.

It is not necessarily pretty, but it is pretty informative. Anyway, here it is:

Superhero Separation, Chapter 1: The Troubles Begin

Superhero Separation, Chapter 2: The Television Broadcast

Superhero Separation, Chapter 3: The Formal Announcement

Superhero Separation, Chapter 4: Prison Break-in

Superhero Separation, Chapter 5: Katrina’s Plan

Superhero Separation, Chapter 6: After the Breakout

Superhero Separation, Chapter 7: Battle at the North Pole

Superhero Separation, Chapter 8: In the Giant Drill

Superhero Separation, Chapter 9: The End of My World

Now you can build our own Monopoly game with this U-build version.

A woman actually typed an emergency Instant Message with her toes.

Here’s an MIT project is making heating and cooling video game controllers.

Rollphone concept phone runs on AA battery.

Here’s how to give your iPhone an old school look.

Windows Phone 7 has speech-recognition software.

This is the Padnote: Not and iPad, nor anything else electronic.

Symantec finds flaw in iOS software.

Android and iPhone has Google browsing History.

This is the Mini Riser for lifting laptops and notebooks.

PlayOn brings Hulu and Netflix to iPhone and iPod Touch.

Jolicloud 1.0 now available, finally.

Check out the new Apple rumors.

Clearwire iSpot hotspot good with Apple products.

Palm C40 rumored coming to Sprint.

Here’s the LiveRider kit for the iPhone.

Say goodbye to Google Wave.

MiTube, a way of downloading YouTube vids, pulled from the App store.

Check out this Concept MP3 Player by Hugo Cailleton.

Here’s Every Word and Shuffled Row, games made for the Kindle.

Sanyo Launches A New Dual Camera Xacti.

Ricoh Releases CX1, CX2 And CX3 Firmware Updates.

Solidmicro Develops Their Own Pico Projector.

Here’s a Concept For Story Interactive, Digital Photo Frames.

Acer Unveils The T231H Multi-Touch Monitor For Europe.

Yamaha Announces The New Aventage Series For A/V Receivers.

Dish Network Is Looking To Give Its Customers Free Satellite Television.

Apricorn Updates Their DVR Expander With A New Look.

Okay, you are probably asking what Dungeon Crackers is? Or should I say what Dungeon Crackers are?

Well, you know how in most fantasy stories the band of adventurers goes into these dungeons (for lack of a better word) and encounter traps, monsters, and what not?

Wouldn’t it just be easier to just break in, Ocean’s 11 or Mission Impossible style?

That is essentially what this story is about. This is probably the first story that I wrote wherein I had no idea how it would end when it was finished.

Enjoy this one. Just click on a chapter below.

Chapter 1: Entering the Dungeon

Chapter 2: Facing the Minotaur

Chapter 3: To slay a dragon, unconventionally

Chapter 4: Assembly of the Elders

Chapter 5: Meeting with the Client

Chapter 6: Madelyn

Chapter 7: The Weeping Valley

Chapter 8: Attack at Bitane’s School

Chapter 9: Just Who is Madelyn?

Chapter 10: Phoebe Reveals Her True Face

Chapter 11: The Stolen Talisman

Chapter 12: Making a Stand

Chapter 13: Showdown with Grayon

Chapter 14: To Destroy the Magic

Chapter 15: Epilogue

Here’s a portable office for an easily movable workspace.

Check out these Vivos underground shelter network.

Three high school students helped NASA solve a problem.

Junction Point removes Evil Mickey option in Epic Mickey.

The Dead Rising game gets a movie.

Some big fan of Halo series creates a life-size elite warrior costume.

This is SRS TheaterSound to be included with new Samsung LCDs and Plasma sets.

This is the smallest digital TV Tuner ever made from Sharp.

Here’s the Teac SR-100i.

This is the ICON Mini Wiimote and Nunchuk for children.

Samsung’s HT-C6500 features internal Blu-ray and better sound quality.

Sceptre launches two LED TV sets at a bargain price.

Sony has an LED 3DTV with blacks and bloomers.

Virgin Mobile releases a Mi-Fi Router.

MOG offers on demand for the Roku Box.

This is the Cooler Master V6GT CPU with an LED strip.

This is a Digital Camera Resources page.

You’ll have to see this Stamp.y Digital camera concept.

HP presents the Photosmart e-All-in-One with e-Print.

Swann Security releases a mini digital camera.

The Nikon Coolpix L110 has a firmware update.

Here is a photo backpack available in the UK.

Now Android, iPhone, and the iPad have a Google doc viewer.

You got to admire that UK, they got some mad cool iPhone 4 plans.

Here’s a strobe light application for the iPhone 4.

The HTC Desire, Legend, and Wildfire to get Android 2.2 by Q3.

This is the Samsung Xcover E2370.

Sprint had to halt its HTC EVO 4G upgrade.

Here is Super Mario Android Live Wallpaper for 2.1 device or higher.

Nexus One has Froyo now.

Microsoft Kin will be getting a firmware upgrade this summer.

Check out this new rumor about the Droid 2.

Is Droid Incredible facing some early demise?

So here’s another rumor of iWork coming to the iPhone.

This Gresso iPhone 4 has a wooden back.

The iPad might be good for masterpieces of David Kassan.

This is Blogshelf for the iPad.

Here’s an iMovie for iPhone 4 running on iPhone 3GS.

Hopefully you can get in on this deal for 3D Dirt Moto Racing game for the iPod Touch/iPhone.

Yes, I realize that I didn’t have a Tech News for the Day yesterday. Many of the servers were down on the blogs that I write for. I think that the iPhone 4 article was a good enough summary of it.

This is the Gameplay footage from Crysis 2.

This is the Scarab, a self-driving electric police pursuit vehicle.

Here’s a big trike, the Monsterbike.

Check out the power of these Orange Power Wellies.

Nanodot magnetic sets are being released today.

Leap Frog is putting out the Leapster Explorer.

Casio’s Exilim EX-G1 has some limited edition color models.

Here is some pictures of what the iPhone 4 new camera. The iPhone 4 also has six options for apps on its front facing camera.

And here we have the Motorola Milestone XT720.

This the Toshiba dynabook TX/98MBL.

Here is an iPad case made from an old iBook.

This is the Samsung N150 Plus Adidas Special Edition netbook.

This is the Sony Ericsson W150i, a possible Android-powered TeaCake.

Check out LG’s concept 3D phone.

That Galaxy Tab we reported on a while ago could be in bigger sizes.

This is iMovie on the iPhone 4.

iPhone 4 is getting Facetime video chatting app.

Netflix for the iPhone is coming for the summer.

If you want to see Steve Jobs WWDC keynote, it is available for viewing.

iOS4 has been jailbroken already.

Safari 5 is now available.

This is the Shift the iPod Touch and iPhone, and it is free today.

Here is the Sony Vaio J Touchscreen PC.

Asus officially launches the EeeTop ET1610PT in Japan.

The N8 Nokia video editor got demonstrated on video.

There were some problems with the iPad Pulse Reader yesterday. Find out what here.

The iWork suite could come to the iPhone, maybe.

A lot of iPhone news today, as you might imagine, starting with a major price drop of the iPhone 3GS.

Those spray hypos from Star Trek are now a reality. See here.

This is the EQP2 Excursion, a light electric plane.

Here’s a little Day to Night Baby Log from Skip Hop.

Pansonic has the world’s lightest camcorder with the HDC-TM35.

These two things: WirelessIris and fStop Wireless Receiver, make a great combination. Find out what they do here.

YouTube could get some Live Streaming action.

Hitachi has a Blu-ray with built-in memory.

Check out this chart here from Netflix. It could be the future.

Here is the smallest DVB-T TV tuner in the world: the U680F from Compro.

This is a concept phone called The Flutter.

Get eBoy’s FixPix for the iPhone, now available.

Bill Gates gives his thoughts on the iPad.

It may be a little late, but MTV has an App.

This is the E-magazine, a big tablet from Delta Electronics.

Check out the HP Mini Classmate PC at Computex.

Also shown off at Computex is the PixelQi.

If you fly on Jetstar Airways, you can rent an iPad.

The S7 Tablet from Huawei made an appearance at Computex.

This is the Modu T-Phone.

Today is the conclusion. I realize that this is Memorial Day, and it is actually appropriate, because there is a memorial in this chapter.

Now that the first book is over, I’m sure you are all wondering: when is the second book? That is an excellent question. It is written, but it needs a serious edit. It is also a lot longer, like twice as long as the first.

I’m hoping to have it out by July or August, but don’t quote me on that one.

If you missed a chapter or two or three, then you should head to the ever-updating index here.

Anyway, the chapter is after the jump.

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Once again, more important things and decisions are done in this chapter.

If you missed a chapter or two or three, then you should head to the ever-updating index here.

Anyway, the chapter is after the jump.

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Spatial Interaction faucet is better than that one the Count on Sesame Street sings about. See what I mean here.

Rock Band 3 could have a keytar, or some type of keyboard.

Check out this ChinaVasion Magnetic Suspension Device. Levitate a soda can into thin air.

This is the Aiptek i2 camcorder, which is capable of 3D.

Don’t look now, but here is the Photoshop Beauty Cream.

Kodak has a great camera known as the Playsport.

Neoya presents the Wii2HDMI Adapter.

Check out these HDHome S2 and S4 HTPC media servers from Mvix.

You might be seeing the Avatar 3D Blu-ray a lot sooner than expected.

Barnes and Noble has made an eReader for the iPad.

Firefox is planning on coming to the iPhone, in the form of Firefox Sync.

Here’s a Project Natal price and possible release date.

This is the Acer CEO showing a new tablet.

Here’s some data storage cufflinks.

This is the Wii running on the iPod Touch or iPhone.

The Kindle version 3 may not get a color screen, but it might be cheaper.

This is an iPhone/iPod dock for the iHome iP49.

Here is the Aeolus phone, which runs on the sun and wind.

This is the Logic3 LCD ProDock.

Today, there is a major decision that must be made for these characters. Find out. You won’t be disappointed.

If you missed a chapter or two or three, then you should head to the ever-updating index here.

Anyway, the chapter is after the jump.

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