http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke
Sir Arthur Charles Clarke, sci-fi writer & futurist passed away in Sri Lanka. He was best know for his novel and film 2001: A space oddessy and for propogating the idea of geostationary satellites, the basis of much of todays' communication networks.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Monday, March 17, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Wall-E
Enough about politics for a while.
Pixar is going to rock again this year with their latest feature, Wall-E.
Pixar is going to rock again this year with their latest feature, Wall-E.
Monday, March 10, 2008
On calls for the PM to resign
Hello, old man, the last time I checked, BN won the national election and controlled most of the country. That means that many people voted FOR him to be PM.
So shaddup willya.
You really should consider retiring to Lake Geneva and leave us alone, thank you. Or go sit in your bakery and have some tea. I'll drop by some time and we'll talk over coffee. Oh sorry, Langkawi is now controlled by the opposition. Awwww.
Oh sorry, that crashing sound was the sound of your iron fisted legacy falling to the ground. Oops.
So shaddup willya.
You really should consider retiring to Lake Geneva and leave us alone, thank you. Or go sit in your bakery and have some tea. I'll drop by some time and we'll talk over coffee. Oh sorry, Langkawi is now controlled by the opposition. Awwww.
Oh sorry, that crashing sound was the sound of your iron fisted legacy falling to the ground. Oops.
The death of traditional media
Traditional media like TV, radio, and newspapers became increasingly irrelevant on Saturday night by trailing internet news sites by at least 3 hours. A population desperate for news turned to alternatives when their normal sources were slow or silent. Expect ad revenues to shift accordingly.
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