Archive for August, 2009

Bored? Read this article called “Microsoft Holds Weekly ‘Screw Google’ Meetings In DC”. Tsk tsk tsk. Hopefully people won’t find out about our “Screw Captain Planet” meetings…

In latest news, Google’s UK building was set ablaze yesterday as a result of a company-wide barbecue. Although the fire did not cause any major damage, it took firefighters over an hour to put out the flames. The fire, however, was under control within just a few minutes.

The Google UK Office houses approximately 5,000 employees. Google’s spokesman reported a safe evacuation with no injuries. Also when further asked about the incident, the spokesman reported the following:

“We have free food for staff at our offices and today was a barbecue day. We were having a barbecue on the patio where the fire started. There was no serious damaged to the building and thankfully no one was hurt. We’re all back in the offices now.”

Most of the damage was minor, resulting from the smoke produced by the fire. Business in Google’s UK building has resumed, with operations returning to a normal level.

– ナオ太 (Naota)

Coming soon will be the Foose Art/DarkknightH20 game of “Escape the Bathrooom”, which is looking to be one of the greatest hits in the “Escape” series.The release date is schelduled Q4 2009, but that is currently tentative. More info on the game will be given soon as it is made available.

Another feature title, “Pimp Quest” will also be handled by Foose Arts. Development is already under way, and to see a conceptualization of it you can click here. No release date has been announced as of yet.

Also, Geekmontage will be coming to a social network near you! More information will be made available when it is provided.

Thanks again for your love and support! From all of us at Geek Montage.

I have published an article about the differences between C++ and C-Sharp. More tutorials on C# will come soon! Feel free to read the article here. Although admittedly, most of this article is an excerpt from a Professor with an interest in parallel computing.

– ナオ太 (Naota)