5th December, 2009

Christmas Fountain

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I went out and enjoyed the Christmas festivites…snapped this while I was out.

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30th November, 2009

Tiger Woods…What happened? Some good opinions and mine…

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These guys (Dan Abrams) make tons of valid points regarding the Tiger Woods accident. Firstly…if his car which was supposedly just going thirty mph…how’d it cause that much damage to his face where he’s on conscious? Secondly…if it’s a matter of him just getting into an accident then why the big fuss about refusing to answer a few questions? My opinion: He got into a heated argument (perhaps told his wife of an affair) and she took a golf club to the car while he’s starting to the car to leave his home. Tiger gets into accident while leaving and has some injuries. Tiger’s wife pulls him out of the car. He gets home and realizes that the cuts on his face/injuries aren’t going to fit with that of a car going 35 mph and he wants to wait until the injuries heal before he talks with police.

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26th November, 2009

Turkey 5k (tags: running, 5k,turkey trot)

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22nd November, 2009

Steve Jobs determines If You Smoke…Voids AppleCare

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A report in the Consumerist said that Apple is refusing to honor warranties on machines in houses where people smoke.The report quotes two readers that were told their warranties were void because computers were used in a house where people smoked.
The reason? Cigarette smoke is considered a biohazard and employees repairing machines that were exposed to dangerous substances were put at risk.The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) mentions a number of other hazardous substances including calcium carbonate, sucrose, and talcum powder.
One Mac user had an extended Applecare warranty in place and was told that his broken computer couldn’t be fixed because it was contaminated.But, as the Consumerist points out, Applecare warranties don’t appear to mention that cigarette smoke will void Mac warranties.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that 43.4 million US adults smoked in 2007 - the most recent figures available. That’s nearly 20 percent of all adults.