Experience the C-130 Hercules on a short virtual flight from Cagayan de Oro City to Cebu City, Philippines.

This add-on aircraft is developed by Captain Sim, a leading developer of software for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Philippine Air Force colors and schemes are edited by myself for personal use only.

Enjoy.

Wound Packing demonstration using the S-Rolled Gauze and 6″Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD™).

Three songs combined by The Juke Box Band. Please contact me for any requests, and feel free to leave a comment.

The Whip performing at The Warehouse Project in Manchester play their hit Trash.

Eric Jackson, co-host of StutterTalk.com and Stuttering101.com calls an airline and advertises his stuttering. Eric is videotaped by co-host Peter Reitzes. Recorded December 29, 2008.

I feel quite nostalgic about the closure of Woolworths! Thoughts go to all the staff now out of work.

From Wikipedia: On 19 November 2008 The Times reported that the Woolworths’ retail business was a target for restructuring specialist Hilco, who would buy the retail arm for a nominal £1; this was confirmed the same day. This deal would have left Woolworths Group with its profitable distribution and publishing businesses and a reduced debt load.

The group’s banks, GMAC and Burdale, rejected the deal and recalled their loans, forcing the group to place the retail business and Entertainment UK into administration. Neville Kahn, Dan Butters and Nick Dargan of Deloitte & Touche LLP were appointed joint administrators. When the company entered administration it had a debt of £385 million. The administrators announced that they were aiming to keep the company as a going concern over the crucial Christmas period, although analysts feared that any heavy discounting would create a domino effect and drag down other high street retailers. Deloitte later announced they had received “substantial interest” in Woolworths.

When news about Woolworths being placed into administration became widely publicised, National Lottery operator Camelot Group immediately suspended Woolworths from selling their lottery tickets and scratch cards, as well as preventing claimants from redeeming prizes at the stores.

On 5 December Woolworths both recorded their greatest single day takings of £27 million, and axed 450 head office and support staff jobs.

The administrators announced on 10 December that they were having difficulty selling the company as a going concern, and as a result some stores might close before the end of the month. They also announced a closing-down sale starting the following day (11 December). Talks were still progressing to sell individual stores and leases to a number of retailers, said to include the supermarket chains Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, The Co-operative and the discount chain Poundland.

On 17 December 2008 administrators announced that all 807 Woolworths stores would close by 5 January 2009 (now 6 January), with 27,000 job losses, unless a buyer was found. Deloitte’s Neville Kahn also said that it was unclear how much of Woolworths’ debt would be paid.

The stores are being closed in phases, and the final two closing days were moved 1 day forward to try to sell more of the remaining stock and to ease logistics of closing.

207 stores closing on 27 December 2008

37 closing on 29 December

164 closing on 30 December

200 closing on 3 January 2009 (Originally 2 January 2009)

remaining stores (approximately 200) closing on 6 January (Originally 5 January 2009)

Some units are expected to be sold to Argos, Poundland, Tesco, Iceland and Asda.

The holiday season is upon us sot next question is where to book for a holiday! Either Gran Canaria or somewhere in Europe, as long as its good value!

THE FIRST LEGO TRAIN REVIEW ON YT!!!!
Ok so it is just a review done on my b day after I got it.

The first scene from my favourite series. Interesting start.

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trailer
This trailer shows some of the fighting and other gameplay elements in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm for the PlayStation 3.