April 16th 2006
Film/TV , Life , Politics
I regularly go on to the Apple Quicktime Movie Trailers page to check out the latest movie trailers, but I thought I would like to share with you some of the films that are coming out, or have come out, that you may never hear of. These are only a selection of the trailers available on Apple’s site, but these are the one’s I feel are most connected to the state of our world at the moment. Check them out and leave a comment.
February 10th 2006
Film/TV , Gaming , Internet , Life , Misc.
This cracked me up. Might be a little old, but still worth a post. For the gamers with partners on February the 14th…
January 21st 2006
Film/TV , Gaming , Internet , Life , Misc. , News , Programming
So, what’s been happening? Here’s some links and stories:
The New Horizons space probe lifted off on it’s 10 year journey to pluto!
Scientists have developed a way of temporary putting someone in suspended animation !
A whale has managed to find it’s way from the North Sea into the Thames! (But died at 1900UTC 21/01/06)
A long webpage was produced… and continues to grow!
Stargate SG-1 : The Alliance video game was scrapped - but may return !
Search giant Google stands against the US Government over user data!
The TV program LOST has gone into hiatus until the spring!
Good friend Ramble has had his birthday and is now blonde!
I came top of the year in my English Language GCSE result - oh yeah!
McDonalds have sent out another booklet of over £20 worth of savings!
Surprisingly, Microsoft donated $25,000 to Creative Commons - wow!
IE7 Beta 2 has been released and a wave of ‘new’ reviews have been posted!
The web-based comic ‘Ctrl+Alt+Del ‘ is getting better, though some sad news about a community member did come to light.
Two updates for PHP, 4.4.2 and 5.1.2 were released!
New, simple, JavaScript library released; aimed at new learners!
Channel 4 announced Bodyshocks is to return on the 30th January 2006! (Earlier on More4)
St. Birinus School has been awarded Language College status!
Race day for Formula Schools has been announced and booked! Better get the car and website done!
Google has released a pack of useful free and sometimes open-source software!
Apple have begun the rollout of new Intel powered Apple computers!
A new Mousebreaker.com game has been released!
Desperate Housewives has started again on Channel 4, filling in for LOST!
You can now map your surname ; where it’s most popular and where it’s not!
First Page 2006 has been released and is free! Maybe the school will jump on this?
The United Arab Emirates is building the worlds first totally underwater hotel complex!
Some nice IBM cartoons made to advertise and promote Linux, shown!
The MillionDollarHomepage can’t even afford to keep the site running! Soon, it may be sued !
Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 has been released to the masses!
An innotive idea of sticky notes for the internet is in beta. Give it a try!
A new and extensive extension for Firefox, Firebug is a developers dream!
Microsoft used Apple G5 computers to showcase their next-generation games!
I believe it’ll be a very moving, yet true rendition of what happened on Flight 93 . Worth a look.
That’s all I can think of. Have a great week. Sunny.
January 8th 2006
Film/TV , Life , Politics
Whether you’re agnostic, an athiest or religious, I’d seriously reccomend you watch ‘The Root of All Evil?’ on Channel 4, Monday 9th January at 8pm. Some serious modern views and thoughts on what is a subject that interests me.