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Working on this photograph gave me an oppurtunity to reflect on the remarkably full life that my grandmother has lead. She married my grandfather aged 18 and was a mother before she turned 21. She suffered the heartbreak of watching a daughter die, but has seen the birth and marriage …
I have been on a serious photography trip recently, and the blog has suffered for that. Having seen the efforts of some truly magnificent photographers, I have been motivated to try my hand at it as well. Here are some of my more recent attempts that I judge relatively worthy.. …
workFRIENDLY – BETA THis is pretty cool – aproxy that reformats sites to look like a word document. Now if they would launch a version that does Excel I’d be set 🙂 (tags: lifehacks productivity internet software proxies) Newsvine – Stephen Colbert Causes Chaos on Wikipedia, Gets Blocked from Site …
Looking back at Hotwired, by Jeffrey Veen The sad devolution of one of the earliest tech news portals (tags: design history business dead-pool) i knows me some ugly myspace :: voting page If you never knew why people call myspace ugly, this is the page you want to visit. I’m …
So almost unbelievably, I’m posting again, after a gap of (checks the site) 6 weeks :O. What happened? Ok, in chronological sequence: 1. Oblivion – TES IV sucked almost 3 weeks of my life. Mostly in figuring out how to get it to play on my laptop (Many thanks to asp …
I had bought myself a Creative Zen MP3 Player in September last year. But heartbreakingly for me, in December last year, after a trip to a shopping mall, I couldn’t find the player in my backpack and despite frantic searching and calls to the mall security, nothing was found. I have …
Well since I’ve finally begun adding to my game collection again, I’ve crossed the 50 game mark – woo hoo! 😀 And that means I now qualify as PC aficionado as per Gamespot :D.. check it out: I totally rule 😛
This morning when I went to check my mail, I found a letter postmarked Granada. My first thought “I don’t know anybody in Spain, WTF am I getting a letter from there? Is it one of those scam things?” Come back home – open up the letter and guess what? …
Unfortunately I can’t provide a link for this post, since this is a review that appeared in a newspaper. A local newspaper called “Today” published a review of Elder Scrolls: Oblivion yesterday and I think it easily qualifies as the dumbest review of a RPG ever written. It started off …