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July 2006

There were 6 posts published in July 2006 (this is page 1 of 1).

Trump – the Game: Review

I’ve only briefly played “Trump – the game”, and I’m glad that I only paid 5 for this game, because in reality; it’s not worth more than that. The objective of “Trump – the Game” is to be the player with the most money at the end of the game. We’re not talking Millions here, […]

in General | July 29, 2006 | 1,455 Words

Upcoming action movies to watch

I’m not going to see Superman Returns, or Pirates of the Caribbean 2, or even teen action flick “Stormbreaker”; rather I’m more interested in the upcoming action movies that seemed to have gotten their kick-start, courtesy of Ong Bak; the Tony Jaa action movie. Although I probably will go see Casino Royale (this is the […]

in Movies | July 21, 2006 | 382 Words

DIY: Don’t repeat yourself

A couple of weeks ago we were given a project where a table had well over 50 fields. Immediately, I thought WTF, but then when I had a moment to think clearer about the size of the project, we suddenly thought of the idea of using the concept of “Don’t repeat yourself” to help us […]

in General | July 20, 2006 | 922 Words

Screech is no show for comedy club

Former TV child star Dustin Diamond (AKA: Screech) was widely reported to be in a financial issue; resorting to selling t-shirts on his website to raise up to $250,000. Dustin Diamond recently appeared on the Howard Stern Show, with a direct plea to Stern’s audience to help him save his house. Diamond explained that during […]

in General | July 16, 2006 | 370 Words

Whitehaired supervillians in kung fu movies

Although most Western movie watchers will instantly recognise the above picture as being “Pai Mei” from the movie “Kill Bill”; the whitehaired Mei was actually a good guy in this movie and is a throwback to a character seen littered throughout kung fu movies, but always as the villain. But the question is — why? […]

in Movies | July 11, 2006 | 259 Words

Are virals really all that important?

I think virals are important are because virals are integral to the way the Internet works, you find and share funny e-mail’s, or videos, but companies too can and are using them to their advantage. Virals can be used for small companies, but it requires a keen mind, and a great idea. Virals and the […]

in General | July 6, 2006 | 189 Words

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