by Alex | Nov 26, 2006 | Entertainment, Writing
I confess, I am a Bond fan. I spent countless summers glued to the couch, watching Bond movies from Dr. No to The Living Daylights on VCR. When Pierce Brosnan finally dropped associations from being 007, it was a wild guess what the franchise had to offer next. We all...
by Alex | Nov 26, 2006 | Money, Work
Being a self-supporting student back in college and having the experience of a young urban professional for the past couple of years, I have learned a great deal about handling finances. Back in my college days, I had to budget my tuition, daily allowance, and leisure...
by Alex | Nov 9, 2006 | Technology
I do not like what Microsoft is doing with its impending release of Vista. I wrote an article a while back on the requirements of Microsoft’s latest OS. Vista requires more powerful hardware to run and a number of people, including colleagues have been...
by Alex | Oct 29, 2006 | Food, Health, Lifestyle
Aaah. Sweet October nearly gone. Oktoberfest dusk is nigh. The kegs of San Miguel downed and boxes of paracetamol and ibuprofen chewed the mornings-after. And perhaps the occasional shrieks of horror from waking up in some other person’s bedroom. Or some toilet...
by Alex | Oct 25, 2006 | Internet, Technology
Shifting from CDA mode to a tech mode. Mozilla has released it’s latest update to its revolutionary Firefox browser with version 2.0. You may check and download it from its site here. Ever since Firefox was publicly released, I have used it as my default and...
