Episode 4: Pimp My Server
Besieged by user demands and abandoned by traditional IT vendors, an IT manager and his team do some “out of the box” thinking of their own.
Duration : 0:2:14
Sun Microsystems: The IT Guy – Episode #4
John Price Superstar: Fire From The Sun (Rough Demo)
Rough Demo Cut from their Debut Album “Heartbreak & Triumph” available online.
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/JohnPriceSuperstar
“This is my 21st Century “Human Nature” song. A song for a perfect summer day at the beach. I will sing this to my first born”
Duration : 0:3:48
Behind the scenes at the new The Sun TV Ad ‘If I Can Dream’
Our new TV Ad stars Terry Venables singing Elvis’ ‘If I Can Dream’, with backing from Ian Wright and Harry Redknapp. Get behind the scenes of the new advert, or for the full video, head to http://www.youtube.com/THESUNNEWSPAPER
Duration : 0:3:23
Zale Considers Sun Offer; Nintendo to Sell DS for 3-D: Video
March 23 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Deirdre Bolton reports on the latest breaking business news and top stories in today’s Business Briefs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Duration : 0:0:45
Wowowee In Sun Winnipeg Newspaper
Philippines extravaganza to blow into town
By ROSS ROMANIUK, SUN MEDIA
A bit more of the colour and culture of the Philippines is about to hit Winnipeg. And much of the game-show-loving world may be watching.
Wowowee, a television show which has taken the Philippines by storm since 2005, will bring its musical mega-production to MTS Centre on Sept. 28.
The event will be the first and so far only Canadian stop for the variety and game program, which features colourful costumes, unusual contests, big prizes and a whole lot of dancing — often for several hours at a time.
“It’s kind of like hockey in Canada,” Ron Cantiveros, publisher of Winnipeg’s Filipino Journal, said of Wowowee’s phenomenal popularity in the Philippines and around the world, where it’s seen via satellite.
“It’s a fairly long show. People are dancing and singing for prizes. People sing, dance and go crazy.”
After occasionally touring the U.S. with shows in centres such as New York, Las Vegas and San Francisco, the program hosted by Willie Revillame — a huge star in his Asian country — is expected to draw one of Winnipeg’s largest-ever gatherings of Filipinos, with tickets ranging in price from $28 to $143.
“The show is really exciting — even if it’s on for six hours,” said 14-year-old Maree Rodriguez of Winnipeg, who has top-price seats with her mother on MTS Centre’s floor.
“There are games, prizes and dancing. A lot of dancing.”
Wowowee, however, has not been free of controversy. A massive rush for tickets at a Philippines arena in 2006 spurred a stampede that killed more than 70 people, many of whom had camped out for days.
Duration : 0:0:36
Original Asda prank call, Tesco is Cheaper featured in the sun newspaper
South African radio prankster reads out a message on the PA system in asda store UK- very funny! ft. Darren “Wackhead” Simpson “asda” prank HAPPY CHRISTMAS /xmas and NEW YEAR. Send an email link to anyone who has a sense of humour. sting
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1032714.ece
Duration : 0:2:7