| Everton vs Manchester City
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Written by Vei Vei
Saturday, 16 January 2010 18:19 |
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I wrote this one as I watch Everton vs Manchester City first half of the game. Everton currently take a lead on the game by a goal from Pienaar's freekick, Shay Given only missed the ball by only few inches. Everton is dominating the game on this first half while The Citizen doing counter attacks and also making some good chances in front of goal. Carlos Tevez lose the ball too often, too many poor passes blocked by Everton players. Great passing between Fellaini and the wingers, every attacks that comes from the midfield comes from Fellaini & Baines doing lots of overlaps. Current ball posession is 56% Everton and 44% Manchester City. I think City needs to be more patience on doing short or long passes since I only saw them like rushing it.
Whoa.... now the referee is giving a penalty kick as Louis Saha is fouled inside the danger box by Micah Richards after Pienaar's dangerous through pass. Micah I'm watching Saha preparing to take the shot.... and it's another GOAL. Fantastic finishing in the middle, Given was misdirected to his left, good penalty by Saha.
2-0 now, break time.. I'll post the second half updates in the next 15 minutes 
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| DiRT 2
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Written by Justin Calvert, GameSpot
Wednesday, 13 January 2010 17:02 |
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If you have any interest whatsoever in off-road racing you'd do well to take this beautiful and thrilling game for a spin.
The Good
- Variable difficulty caters to players of all skill levels
- Lengthy career mode is tough to put down
- Multiplayer is loads of fun and mostly lag-free
- Audio and visual presentation is superb.
The Bad
- Driver relationships feel tacked on.
In Dirt 2, you assume the role of an up-and-coming race driver who's competing on the off-road circuit against such pros as Ken Block and Travis Pastrana for the first time. That's a daunting prospect, but one of the many great things about Codemasters' latest racer is that you can have a lot of fun with it and end the lengthy Dirt Tour career mode a champion regardless of your skill level. Your opponents aren't pushovers; in fact, they put up a believable fight from start to finish, but the vehicle handling and damage is forgiving, the difficulty level can be altered before every event, and a slick flashback feature gives you the option to instantly replay portions of a race if you make a mess of them. Dirt 2 isn't as realistic as some of the other excellent off-road racers that have come before it, but it's as accessible and exciting as any of them.
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| Indonesia, Orbit View
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Written by Vei Vei
Friday, 08 January 2010 08:52 |
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Few days ago I take a visit to Earth Sector and accidentally saw my country Indonesia while trying to dock at Terran's Trading Station. It was like ' wow.. it's a real earth texture on the planet". The XTM developer did a great job. So I take a look closer and capture the screenshot 
This Hypherion ship is my own modification using X Plugin Manager - Ship Creator. I modified the main weapon system and the turrets. Now it's compatible with Flak Artillery Array on main guns and Photon Pulse Cannon on turrets. I could take down an M2 with no real problem now, well sometimes I did hit and run if things going nasty 
In the same day I also finish some BBS mission to build up my rep to Split and Paranid race, still figuring how to improve Goner reputation though.
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| Last December one of my artwork <Swan Fountain> just voted as the winner of Flickr.com Photoshop Contest group Week 241. Here it is :
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| Linking Strategies
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Written by Vei Vei
Saturday, 02 January 2010 00:00 |
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Two of the three biggest search engines (Google and Yahoo) place great importance on internet more than ever, if you want to own a successful business needs a successful website you should know what it means to be friendly to search engines. And one of the main rules for optimizing your website for search engines is to create inbound links - links (links) from other sites pointing to your site. 10 years ago, when Google started changing the code to content (including inbound links) as the preferred way of determining the "relevance" of a website, the world changed. Webmasters immediately began trying to capture every link they could get. But this no longer works well although the inbound links are still important. In many ways are more vital than before.
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