Monthly Archives: October 2007
Keeley Hazell takes the jargon out of tech – boosts Apple Macs
It is 00:21 on the 26th of October 2007 as I write this. All Apple whores rejoice, today is Leopard day, the long awaited release of OS X 10.5 will be over @ 18:00 tonight. Apple have had a great … Continue reading
Film Review: Rattatouille
Before going to see Pixars ‘Ratatouille’ with the family this afternoon, the only plus point I could think of was the thought of at least 90 minutes sleep in a large dark room. I was just not looking forward to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Animation, Movies, Pixar, Ratatouille, Review
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Nintendo Chief real life Bo Selecta?
Above, Nintendo US President and CEO Reggie Fils-Aime. Is it possible that Reggie is in fact a real life Bo Selecta? That Bo Selecta creator Leigh Francis has an incognito day job running Nintendo in the United States? If you … Continue reading
Posted in Funny Ha Ha, Nintendo, Videogaming
Tagged Bo Selecta, Craig David, Nintendo, Reggie
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Apple confirms OS X 10.5 Leopard release
Apple today announced the release date of their latest OS X iteration 10.5 Leopard on 26th October 2007. Apple have updated the Mac OS X page to include a countdown and more details on the highly anticipated upgrade to their … Continue reading
Travels In Europe
Great new site I found today Travels in Europe featuring some great first hand accounts of holidays in Zante (Zakynthos) in Greece (where we did go for our jollydays this year). It’s always better to get first hand accounts of … Continue reading
The Last Supper
Last Friday (12th October 2007) saw the last day of the Birmingham based IT service desk at my place of job. A sad day indeed as I was one of the first members of the Birmingham service desk back in … Continue reading
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Tacheback – the final count
Tacheback finished 2 weeks ago. On that wonderful Sunday I treated meself to a trip to the barbers for a shave and a haircut. Haircut was ok, but how complicated and time consuming is a number 1 all over. The … Continue reading