Like most working professionals, I'm too busy during the week to complete a lot of necessary errands. To remedy this, I recently hired two Captain Jack Sparrows to follow me for a day and help out. The results were mixed, at best. Starring: Nick Doestch (Alpha) Tony Bryan (Prime) Shot and Co-directed by Jeremy Frye -- Newser.com is a news aggregating website with a human editorial staff that combs hundreds of sources daily and summarizes select stories from the news day for quick, convenient ...
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