Archive For The “Reviews” Category
As I’ve talked about before with another podcast called Call To Auction, which I review not too long ago in fact. I must re-track a statement I made in that post stating that there where no other WoW Gold making podcasts out there. Well just as I made the post about a day after it was published, I found out about another pod cast called Power Word Gold. Read more »
To be blunt with you, I’m not really a big fan of the ‘found footage pseudo-documentaries’ style movies, there are a few that I generally did enjoy for what they where, for example Paranormal Activity 3 (I had seen the first 2 but didn’t feel the need to write a review seeing as they where way old now). But even as bad as Paranormal Activity 3 was for that film series, The Devil Insider.. made me wish the devil was inside me, so that I could rip my eyes out. Read more »
Greeting, I became a really big fan of listening to World of Warcraft podcast last year, starting with as you might guess, Call To Auction! What is Call To Auction you might ask? Well its a World of Warcraft gold making podcast. I found it by searching Google on tips on how to make gold, this was back in Wrath of the Lich King no less. Read more »
Today’s review is gonna be about Hostgator, web hosting that I have used in the past for my old blog RichardArellano.name and Majin Planet. So you might want to know some basics about web hosting. The first thing I want to tell you, is there is no such thing as ‘unlimited’ anything when it comes to hard drive space and bandwidth. This is something that many web hosting now claim to offer. Mostly in terms of shared hosting, I want to stress this I’m speaking about their shared hosting given that is what I was using.
I want to also point out right off the bat that I’m giving Hostgator a good review, I think that for what they offer they do stand far above the others and would recommend them to anyone. As you can tell I have banner’s up for their hosting, but that’s not to say they don’t have their flaws, like anything as you as the customer looking for hosting can decide. Read more »
The question comes up to me many times when I discuss the issue with friends and family. Do horror films really scare people? The question came up again when I saw Paranormal Activity 3 just the other day. On a personal level I’ll come right out and tell you that Paranormal Activity 3 is NOT as good as the first two. I find the second one to be the solid movie as far as ‘story’ goes.
The movie focus is Katie and Kristi, and unlike the first two films they are kids revealing to us what happen to lead to the events of the 2nd film. We’re given their mother who is pretty much very skeptical that anything is going on. Their father, or step-father who looks rather close to Micah form the first film, is a videographer. They go into what would be the series first sex scene is cut short when a earthquake erupts. Later Dennis discovers that there was an invisible figure there when finds it emerging from dust. Read more »
Today I want to go a little different in terms of what I normally talk about here. First off, you will notice this is a review and this is something I was thinking about doing months ago, then I went and did it and now only getting around to writing it up. So what is Xander’s Coaching? Well as you might guess Xander’s Coaching is an online service offer over at Xander’s Gold Mine, which is a World of Warcraft Gold Making Blog. For those of you who don’t play the game, this post may not be useful to you, in which case, you can ignore it.
For starters, before I get into my review of the service, I want to stress that this is not just my opinion but overall my whole opinion of the Coaching Program that was started on JMTC months ago. The idea of the program was simple; Gold Makers can sell their services to help other players make gold in WOW. You may ask yourself why would anyone pay for this service? The very same reason anyone would buy a leveling guide (something I’ve done) or a gold guild (have done too) and why they can be worth the price you pay. Read more »
