Am I mad? Probably

It's been a while since I did one of my software shoot outs, comparing two bit's of software doing the same job side by side.
So I deiced to do 3 at once! But that's not the end of my madness, no thats only the beginning. Read on to find out it ends... Read More...
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More adverts

A while back I pondered on hows and whys of TV advertising and shared some of my favorite adverts, well it seems that it tis the season for advertising at the moment, so here are some of my favorite of the current adverts. Read More...
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More stats

Wow 3 posts in 1 day, something must be important!
Yes it is. I've just looked at the latest stats for my web site. Read More...
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TV phenomenon's

Time to set the way back machine for...oh 1997 (I think) and relive an important time in my life. Read More...
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Study Finds Film Enjoyment Is Contagious

Study Finds Film Enjoyment Is Contagious:"Hugh Pickens writes "A report from Science Daily says that scientists have proven that the presence of other people may enhance our movie-watching experiences by influencing and gradually synchronizing viewer emotional responses. This mutual mimicry also affects each participant's evaluation of the overall experience — the more in sync we are with the people around us, the more we like the movie. In a series of experiments, researchers found that people watching a film together appeared to evaluate the film within the same broad mood and another study found that synchrony of evaluations can be traced to glances at the other person during the film and adoption of the observed expressions. 'By mimicking expressions, people catch each other's moods leading to a shared emotional experience. That feels good to people and they attribute that good feeling to the quality of the movie,' said one researcher."
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What that about wraps it up

BBC Rules That Wi-Fi Radiation Findings Were Wrong:"Stony Stevenson writes "A Panorama programme claiming that Wi-Fi creates three times as much radiation as mobile phone masts was 'misleading', an official BBC complaints ruling has found. The team involved in the research came under fire from the school where the 'investigations' were held for scaremongering, but now the BBC has come out with an official ruling. 'The programme included only one contributor (Professor Repacholi) who disagreed with Sir William, compared with three scientists and a number of other speakers (one of whom was introduced as a former cancer specialist) who seconded his concerns.'"
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It dosent have to be good

Aahh, how many times have I had to explain this to people.
Well now I've blogged about it so I can just point people to this link. Oh what am I talking about, read on... Read More...
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