tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-70633022012-02-17T00:11:54.892ZOr rather 'not so Dangerous Dave'. Name coined years ago whilst working with computers - everything I touched broke.David Stewarthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10795637848184001073noreply@blogger.comBlogger161100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7063302.post-91077197513703021982010-05-17T12:52:00.001Z2010-05-17T12:52:46.556Z

Is it really true that the subject matter in a game can make a difference? Can your enjoyment of a game increase just because a game is based upon something you really like? I guess there is plenty of evidence to suggest it can. How many of us have played a Star Wars game, just because its Star Wars? Would the game have been any worse just because Hans Solo isn’t on your side? Even though I

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I keep promising to my games group that I will stop buying more games, at least until Christmas time. Of course, every time a games gets a good review I want it. Games now seem to be getting released more frequently than ever. And we love it. There are hardly any games coming out that we don’t enjoy, just don’t mention Magic...One game I purchased based on ‘the buzz’ was Dungeon Lords. I don’t

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There is nothing more enjoyable than whilst playing a game you chuckle away to yourself thinking how much fun the game is. Doesn’t happen during every game, although I do enjoy most games we play, but last games night during Macao I was thinking exactly that. It was fun. Seems odd for a game which could be considered pretty dry, lots of cubes, tokens, cards and even 6 colour dice. After a few

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Too many games too little time.We tend not to play any single game multiple times in a row, there is always a new game on the shelf begging for a play. Therefore, this review is based on our initial reactions, after only 1 or 2 plays.Recent games acquired have not suited the way we have been playing games for the past 15 years.Are we just getting older or are the rules of some recent games became

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Part 1JANUARY 2012PrologueSunday 1st January 2012, Midnight.Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Lights flashing, music blaring, bells ringing out, people everywhere… “Happy New Year” a chorus of voices sang out in unison, as fireworks exploded around the Twin Towers.Connor cursed as his drink was spilt over him, it wasn’t his clothes he was bothered about, just a waste of good alcohol.He tried to smile at the

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We are now living in KL. This is a picture from the Petronas Tower Bridge. Claire visited us in October, looking forward to a rematch in May. This is a test.

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This is a test

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12:40 24th February Dive 1 So that was it. I now have no fear. What an experience. For 45 minutes I was surrounded by the most incredible display of colour and life. The conditions were perfect, we opted to follow the dive master and I was nervous that I would ruin for everyone else. Two other chaps who we haven't bothered introducing ourselves to joined us. I was convinced that the 210bar

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Deserted in the desert. That's how it felt as we landed in Hurghada. A pleasant 21º and glorious blue sky greeted us. With Ray’s experience to guide us through customs we soon found ourselves sitting on a bus, a little too early. Egypt was two hours ahead and it was now 6pm, we were on our way to our apartments - aida verdi. Saturday 09:08 Onboard ISA our boat for the week. Can’t quite

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270,000 kilometres in diameter yet no thicker than 100 meters, Saturn's ring system must rank amongst the most spectacular phenomena in the solar system. Many things are still unknown about them, and an understanding of their dynamics and evolution has implications for the origin of the solar system itself. First observed by Galilio in 1610 when he pointed the telescope to the heavens. He

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Hi to all those people who've moved over to Holland. HELLO STEPHEN KELLY!!!!!!!! Hi Suzie Hi Kevin Hi Chris.

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Egypt, home to the pharaohs for thousands of years, only to be replaced 1000 years later with thousands of tourists. Many seeking the temples, the Valley of the Kings and the only remaining wonder of the ancient world, the Pyramids. Camels would feature heavily in their holidays; they’re a rude, smelly uncomfortable ride to the pyramids combined with the consistent incomprehensible babble of

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Hope you guys are keeping well. Keep in touch.

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Currently studying for the PMI PMP Qualification.

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Not quite sure how Bill Gates thinks this is the way forward, but I'll give it a go.

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