RPGCast - Episode 157: "Starring Jackie Chan"

Pan media sensation Jackie Chan headlines this week's fantastic podcast. We also have debut star Roy "Rosestorm" Burnet, who helps us delve into such amazing issues as PlayStation Quests. It's also a big week for MMOs with Blizzard launching a new expansion and Square turning over all the leaders of the FFXIV team.

Buy my e-book and save the police (again!)

Wasting Police Time* is now available on Kindle.

You don't need a Kindle itself to read it - you can download an 'app' onto your iPad/laptop/whatever.

UK readers should click on http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wasting-Police-Time-Crazy-World/dp/B004EHZXFM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=A3TVV12T0I6NSM&qid=1291282918&sr=1-1

Readers from the States, Canada, Australia and everywhere else in the world should click on http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D1286228011&field-keywords=wasting+police+time&x=0&y=0

* as endorsed by 'MTG'

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RPGCast - Episode 153: "Happy Fun Time Super Exciting"

It's a slow news week so we have to resort to Playstation Home to bring us some entertainment. But don't worry, Glenn comes on one hour in, so make sure to fast forward to that part.

Update

Little update on the last post I made about a few new buys as I had a couple of emails asking how they are panning out. The catch for £40 free-animations.co.uk did £486 in Oct. 75,000 visitors It’s fairly important to point out this wasn’t just catching an expired domain and parking it, I bought […]

Link building

Found a company doing a novel new trick, well new to me anyway. They scanned my authority website for dead links Then put up some content relative to my dead outbound links on their own site Then email and ask if they can quote my site with link back to me (naturally I agree) When I confirm […]

'Layton' follow-up: More puzzles, less story

For the very first time, I have felt myself getting a little bit smarter. That's probably because I was playing 'Professor Layton: Unwound Future'. It's not something you would play when you want mind-numbing escapism after a hard day's work but it's perfect for when you feel like exercising your brain... and it might require you to pull out the old graph paper and perform some good 'ol fashioned long division. While some children under 12 might find this game of puzzles, problems and riddles a bit too difficult, it truly is a great way to make math and logic fun for young people…and even most adults.