I really can relate to these articles. Very nice stories, great tandem with beer.
http://peyups.com/article.khtml?sid=4357
http://peyups.com/article.khtml?sid=4359Thursday, August 30, 2007
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
What???
I really don't know what's wrong with this video. Does the question sound st*pid or is it too easy that made the answer st*pid? Check out this video below.
Miss Teen South Carolina 2007
Miss Teen South Carolina 2007
Box-Unbox
This is my first post on my blog and it describes the title of my blog. It took me so long to find a title and I'm happy that finally I had one.
I got the title of my blog from a concept in programming. To explain further, there are two types of variables in object oriented programming (OOP), value types and reference types. Value types are variables that are used to address primitive or basic data types, such as char, int, float, and so on while Reference types encompass all other items like classes, interfaces, delegates, and arrays. The process of converting value type variables to a reference type variables is called Boxing while Unboxing is the other way around.
See further posts on this blog.
I got the title of my blog from a concept in programming. To explain further, there are two types of variables in object oriented programming (OOP), value types and reference types. Value types are variables that are used to address primitive or basic data types, such as char, int, float, and so on while Reference types encompass all other items like classes, interfaces, delegates, and arrays. The process of converting value type variables to a reference type variables is called Boxing while Unboxing is the other way around.
See further posts on this blog.
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