Hey, it’s Friday, so how about a bunch of free stuff?

I’ll start with this iGun Traffic Rampage video that has become popular on YouTube:

I found a flash game called Splitter 2. If you enjoy puzzle games, play it.

As I said in my recent Facebook status update, I’ve finished going through an edit of my novel, The Crashing of Heaven and Hell, today. The word count stands at 28,151 words. I’m letting it set a bit and then I’m going to go through it and try to describe things better before sending it off for editing.

I just got back from seeing cOnspiracy of Angels perform live at Mid Town Deli as part of an open mic night along with some solo artists. I know COA’s singer, so I wanted to come out and support them. It was a good, small crowd there, lots of positive energy. I met and networked with a bunch of people while I was there. I plan to go back again, next with friends.

Let’s see, if you haven’t heard, Episode 4 of Uncovering Oklahoma was released. Though, if you haven’t watched it, you may want to wait for the recut version. I felt this episode came out way too long, so I’ve been trying to meet up with Janee to do some voice work so we can use narration to speed up parts in the video. Though, feel free to enjoy the bloopers. I’m working on setting up a production meeting to lay out the show’s future.

Well, there you go for now.

Friday morning the third episode of Uncovering Oklahoma went live. The episode just features two places, MAWI and Rocktown, but it’s still 12 minutes long. There was supposed to be a third place, but the manager was never able to return my calls or e-mail. I guess we’ll try again another episode. Anyway, I’m really pleased with how the episode turned out, though I wish I could’ve thought of something to make the Rocktown interview a bit more interesting visually. I used up 3/4 of a tape just on Rocktown alone, which is the most I’ve used on a single place so far. I sent an e-mail to one of my old college professors for his thoughts on the show. I have yet to hear back. It was the weekend of July 4th. Besides putting up the third episode, I did a bunch of little updates throughout the site because now I’m really going to try and get the word out. If you know someone young in the Oklahoma area, please tell them about Uncovering Oklahoma.

As for episode four, You’re So Sweet, I’m still trying to get a hold of some places for interviews. I’ve already filmed Cuppies & Joe with Janee (her first time hosting) that we did back on Tuesday, June 16. I’m going to edit that segment tomorrow so I can show it to her for Thursday when we hopefully have another place to film. There’s a chocolate factory down in Paul’s Valley that I’ve been trying to set up an interview with, but I’m still waiting to hear back from them.

Well, there’s your inside scoop. I’m also brain storming ideas for things to do on the site. One feature I have in mind is Date Guide where where we (the whole crew) rate each place on how good it’s for a date.

Hey, I got a free awesome music video for you guys. Watch it on YouTube here. Plus, click here for a bonus video on Karma. Enjoy!

Hey, if you haven’t already watch it, episode 2, along with it’s bloopers, of Uncovering Oklahoma are now online.

Just keep visiting Uncovering Oklahoma for the latest my adventurous show. Yesterday we went to Guthrie and filmed MAWI, the wakeboard place. I got a bit sunburned. Afterwards, Ali and I went geocaching and I found my first cache!

As for what I’ve been up lately, it’s been mostly that show, moving into my new apartment, work, updating SoaH, and exploring new places. My life hasn’t been all too much dull lately.

For this Legally Free Friday, I have an iPhone and iPod Touch game. I just downloaded it myself, so I haven’t had a chance to personally play, but hey it’s free and I’ve heard good things about it. PewPew is a simple vector-based 2D / 3D shooter that features two different gameplay modes reminiscent of corresponding modes in Geometry Wars: Galaxies. The ‘Dodge This’ mode challenges the player to zoom about the playfield, dodging a barrage of enemies. ‘Assault’ mode pits the player against an onslaught of enemies, with the goal of destroying as many as possible in an attempt to stay alive and rack up points. The ‘Dodge This’ mode features one onscreen virtual stick, while ‘Assault’ features dual sticks, one for motion, one for firing. In both modes the playfield pulses to the beat of the trance soundtrack and power-up boxes can be collected for points and shield energy boosts.

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I just saw this video and I had to share it with you guys.