Monthly Archives: July 2006

Well thats what i’ve been working on so far … Nothing Fancy , I was trying to Understand how Sham Bhangal  explained The flash 3D prespective more on Focal length within flash , i have to admit  that flash is … Continue reading →

In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Dell is voluntarily recalling and offering free replacements for certain notebook batteries that were sold for use with some models of Dell Latitude TM, Dell Precision TM and Dell Inspiron TM … Continue reading →

A very usefull post about the Modulo (%) operator, Courtesy of David Stiller … Modulo Operator …

Yeah, I really did, I need a long long break after all what I been thru this year . As you see I have typed Nude instead of Node while building some application …Maybe i am twisted … maybe it … Continue reading →

eww-oooo-oo spooky post @ 10 daily things … … A 41 minute documentary about Ghost stories, with ghosts caught on tape. Real or not, is interesting to watch it. http://djstelios.wordpress.com/2006/07/09/ghosts-on-tape/

Many thanks goes to Tooners for such a great post about, Recognizing a VIRGO . How can you spot me

The Bahrain-Explorer, developed in-house, is the Flagship of Geomatec online geo-spatial products. The system was completely developed in-house from data collection and integration, and all the way through to the website design. The mapping engine is based on ArcIMS and … Continue reading →

Here is one of the swapDepths usage … i use the following function in my website to controll the overlapped movieclips depths, its triggered by [ onRollOver ] event of a Movieclip .. Many thanks goes to scutty for the … Continue reading →

Thats the amount of time it took batelco’s connection to load google.co.uk… well well well … Batelco is breaking the records … ain’t they … it just… F***S me …

And they DID it … They won the golden cup after 24 years since they’ve had it , Rise & Shine ROMA …The Champions are back with the precious golden cup that been away for 24 years now . WHOA … Continue reading →