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Breaking News! 8.8 Earthquake hits Chile
Posted by
xronet
on Sunday, February 28, 2010
Labels:
Chile,
Earthquake,
News,
Pacific Ring of Fire,
Tsunami,
Videos
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A massive earthquake hit Chile 325 kilometers southwest of Santiago at 3:34am (6:34am GMT) this morning. The said quake read 8.8 on the Richter Scale (Haiti's earthquake just had a magnitude of 7.0).
So far the death toll is at 78 and rising.
A tsunami alert has already been issued in the region and other areas around the Pacific Ring of Fire, such as Hawaii, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines.
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Toy Story 3 Teaser
Posted by
xronet
on Friday, February 26, 2010
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Disney,
Movies,
Pixar,
Toy Story 3
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TOY STORY 3!! WOOOOOO!!!
Finally! How long has it been since Toy Story 2? It was great movie; Everybody's childhood is way more memorable with Toy Story.
Now a new adventure unfolds for Woody, Buzz and the other toys. Everybody who watched Toy Story 1 and 2 knows that the toys are constantly conscious about their owners age. Of what will happen to them when their owners don't want to play with them anymore.
In this case, Andy is going to college and I doubt he'd bring his toys to school. But hey, who knows?
So hold on to your cowboy hats as we ride with Woody and fly with Buzz in another adventure that leads to infinity and beyond! TOY STORY 3!!!
Discuss here.
Dragon Nest Open Beta Date Revealed
Posted by
xronet
on Thursday, February 25, 2010
Good news for everyone who's been waiting for this game: Nexon America finally has an open beta release date. It's gonna be out on March 4! You'll be sure to find most of the XroNet members there.
Of course, we have bad news. Nexon is one of the most notorious sites when it comes to IP blocking, so not everyone can enjoy this game. We'll see what happens.
Here's a little video featuring the advanced classes to whet your appetite.
Source
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Of course, we have bad news. Nexon is one of the most notorious sites when it comes to IP blocking, so not everyone can enjoy this game. We'll see what happens.
Here's a little video featuring the advanced classes to whet your appetite.
Source
Wanna get to know people who you might play with? Look for them here: XroNet Forums
Why are there ridges on the F and J keys on the keyboard?
Look at the 'F' and 'J' keys on your keyboard. Ever wondered why they have ridges?
Here's a little trivia: The ridges on the F and J keys are there to determine the position of the fingers on the keyboard. This is usually used by "touch typists" or people who type without looking at the keyboard. Touch typists put their index fingers on the F (left) and J (right) keys before they type so they know where their fingers are at. If your keyboard has a NumPad or numeric pad, you'll notice that the 5 key also has this ridge.
On a similar note, check out this Yahoo Answers question:
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Here's a little trivia: The ridges on the F and J keys are there to determine the position of the fingers on the keyboard. This is usually used by "touch typists" or people who type without looking at the keyboard. Touch typists put their index fingers on the F (left) and J (right) keys before they type so they know where their fingers are at. If your keyboard has a NumPad or numeric pad, you'll notice that the 5 key also has this ridge.On a similar note, check out this Yahoo Answers question:
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A Winter Sport: Curling
Posted by
xronet
on Monday, February 22, 2010
Labels:
Curling,
Sports,
Winter Olympics 2010
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The name alone sounds different. It even sounds like a ballet move of some sort. But it's been around for ages and, literally, the game is sweeping the globe. :D
As I was surfing the tube, I landed on the channel that was covering the Vancouver Winter Olympics. And saw this odd type of sport. At first I wasn't really sure what it was. People were just sliding across the ice with what seemed to be marble rocks with handles, and as the rocks were gracefully sliding, 2 people were sweeping in front of it. Making the ice smoother or maybe melting it a bit so there'd be less friction and the rock would slide further.

I was intrigued as to how this sport worked. So I decided to tune in and see what happens.
My first impression was, "Hey, this isn't really fun at all! Why would anyone wanna slide and hit rocks and SWEEP on ice?!"
But as I observed, slowly and I mean slowly, because mainly the rock thingy takes a while to get where they are supposed to be going and there are 2 teams competing. I noticed the degree of skill involved in the game. The accuracy and finesse it needs to hit the other team's curling rock.
Now it's not really that ahtletic, and others argue that it's not really a sport. It's in the olympics anyway so I dunno. There are lots of games that revovles on accuracy to win. Archery, Golf, Darts to name a few.
The game can really catch your attention. Mainly because of how unusual it is. But as you progress in watching it, you appreciate the level of skill involved.
Watch this to learn a bit more on curling.
Intrigued? Let's talk about it here.
As I was surfing the tube, I landed on the channel that was covering the Vancouver Winter Olympics. And saw this odd type of sport. At first I wasn't really sure what it was. People were just sliding across the ice with what seemed to be marble rocks with handles, and as the rocks were gracefully sliding, 2 people were sweeping in front of it. Making the ice smoother or maybe melting it a bit so there'd be less friction and the rock would slide further.
I was intrigued as to how this sport worked. So I decided to tune in and see what happens.
My first impression was, "Hey, this isn't really fun at all! Why would anyone wanna slide and hit rocks and SWEEP on ice?!"
But as I observed, slowly and I mean slowly, because mainly the rock thingy takes a while to get where they are supposed to be going and there are 2 teams competing. I noticed the degree of skill involved in the game. The accuracy and finesse it needs to hit the other team's curling rock.
Now it's not really that ahtletic, and others argue that it's not really a sport. It's in the olympics anyway so I dunno. There are lots of games that revovles on accuracy to win. Archery, Golf, Darts to name a few.
The game can really catch your attention. Mainly because of how unusual it is. But as you progress in watching it, you appreciate the level of skill involved.
Watch this to learn a bit more on curling.
Intrigued? Let's talk about it here.
