By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today we meet Darren. Say hello to him in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello Darren, please introduce yourself. Darren: Howdy! My name is Darren and I am pleased to be here at EdgeCurve, inasmuch as there is a "here", there. I'm a human male simulacrum, assembled mainly from rain water, dryer lint and the whispered hearsay of commuter train gadabouts. 41 years worth of dryer lint, like some unstructured plaid... Mr. E: What part of the country do you live in? Darren: Why, I live in the Great Pacific Northwest! I've lived elsewhere--in other countries even--but it seems I always return. Mr. E: What do you do when not playing the Captions Game? Darren: I'm gleefully unemployed, so I have time for many activities, mainly mundane. Even so, I write music, write words, cook a little and enjoy all my friends. Mr. E: How did you first hear about EdgeCurve's ...

By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today we meet Jennifer Powell. Say hello to Jennifer in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello Jennifer, please introduce yourself. Jennifer: I'm Jennifer, avid EdgeCurve enthusiast and mom of 2 (with hubby it’s 3). Mr. E: What part of the country do you live in? Jennifer: I live in S.E. Ohio – cow country. Mr. E: What do you do when not playing the Captions Game? Jennifer: Work (of course) and am a football mom. Mr. E: How did you first hear about EdgeCurve's Captions Game? Jennifer: I came across it several years ago actually by chance and have been hooked ever since! Mr. E: How else do you flex your creative muscle? Jennifer: Cooking, I love to create new dishes and try new flavors. Usually the family agrees but occasionally the health department may need to be called. Mr. E: What sort of items have you bought with your Amazon winnings? Jennifer: I bought a new set of kitchen skillets ...

By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today, we talk with Ken Layton. Say hello to Ken in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello Ken, please introduce yourself. Ken: Hi, I'm Ken Layton. I am a retired English teacher. I was born in Greensboro, NC and have lived in Carthage, NC for the past 40 years. I admit to being over 70 years old. Mr. E: What part of the country do you live in? Ken: The beautiful South, Suh. Mr. E: What do you do when not playing the Captions Game? Ken: I enter sweepstakes and write poetry( I've published a few poems.), especially limericks. I've been named Limerick Laureate sebveral times in The Pilot, our county paper from Southern Pines, NC. Mr. E: How did you first hear about EdgeCurve's Captions Game? Ken: Through sweepsadvantage.com. Mr. E: How else do you flex your creative muscle? Ken: I write short stories, poetry, and limericks. Mr. E: What sort of items have you bought ...

By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today, we talk with Jonathan Rudolph. Say hello to Jonathan in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello Jonathan, please introduce yourself. Jonathan: Jonathan Rudolph is in fact my real name. On other websites I'm usually lawyerdude666. Got the first half of that as a nickname from some guys I used to hang out with (I'm an attorney by degree), and I added the 666 to turn it into "Devil's advocate". Mr. E: What part of the country do you live in? Jonathan: I live in New Jersey, although I spent three spectacular years living in Colorado just outside of Denver. I'm 41 going on 9 (growing old is inevitable but growing up is strictly optional). I'm married and have a wife and two great boys who have learned to live with a goofball, and who have often wound up being the inspiration for a quote or two that I've ...

By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today we meet Eran Greenberg. Say hello to Eran in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello Eran, please introduce yourself. Eran: I am Eran Greenberg from Israel. I study physics at Tel-Aviv University, I am now in the last year of my M.Sc. degree. Mr. E: What part of the country do you live in? Eran: I live in a small city called Hod-Hasharon. It is about 20 km from Tel-Aviv. Mr. E: What do you do when not playing the Captions Game? Eran: I watch movies and TV shows, read books, play soccer and work at the university. Mr. E: How did you first hear about EdgeCurve's Captions Game? Eran: I was looking for a caption contest on the internet and it was one of the first. Mr. E: How else do you flex your creative muscle? Eran: I solve cryptic crossword puzzles, puzzles such as nurikabe and kakuro and riddles, I write short stories and poems. Once ...

EDGECURVE IS CLOSED TODAY BY ORDER OF MASTER CHIEF. Well, not really. I am busy playing the new Halo 3 on my 360. I'm not a long-time fan of the series, but the game is getting awesome reviews. Also, if you're like me, you didn't really follow the plot of Halo 2...at all. A little Google search leads one to a guide to the Halo universe that explains things, but not all that clearly. I'll try sum it up. In the future, aliens start wrecking %&$# all over the universe. Humans don't put up with it and send in robot-looking-dude. Aliens find Earth. Robot-looking-dude must now save Earth! Wish me luck.

Did you collect rocks as a kid? Know a nifty way to break them apart? Well, Barrick Gold wants to give you $10,000,000.00. All you have to do is figure out an economical way to seperate silver from silica-encapsulated ore on a several thousand ton scale. I rarely get over to the East Side (Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, etc), but some of these activities look worth seeing. The FCC is wondering what to do with unused spectrum. Ew...I think they should just wipe it up with a kleenex and dispose of it properly. Scott Adams on the Iranian leader, Ahmadinejad's visit to the U.S.. Ah, refreshing. But not for some people, he had to clarify the next day.

Here's a list of 20 of the Strangest Experiments Ever. These include elephants on acid, propositions from strangers, and more. From Popular Mechanics, a list of 25 things every man should know. I can do 11 of these, maybe 12. In other words, not even half. This is the coolest home theater ever. It's a home theater modeled after the Star Wars Death Star. Seattle Times guest columnist urges people to be concerned about Rupert Murdoch. "Murdoch owns Fox Broadcasting Company and 35 local TV stations, 16 cable channels (including Fox News Channel), as well as MySpace and HarperCollins publishing."