Monthly Archives: November 2004

Film: Alexander

Posted on November 29, 2004 by avdibeg

I watched this movie last friday and had great expectations…which unfortunately were not fullfilled. The movie is epic, yes, because the scenes are great and magnificent, but there wasn’t a magic, a feeling of something great in the movie, not … Continue reading →

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What kind of people are Bosnians?

Posted on November 19, 2004 by avdibeg

There was done quite extensive research by Prism Research in Bosnia this summer. The goal was to find out what Bosnians do, eat, drink, read, listen…. Well, here are some of the results: Almost 80 % of Bosnians are religious. … Continue reading →

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Be a humanitarian!

Posted on November 18, 2004 by avdibeg

Today I was cruising (!) on the net with my mouse and I came to Google’s Lab where you can find some very interesting beta features this company develops. Now, one of them is Google Compute. It is a small … Continue reading →

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Stepford Wives

Posted on November 14, 2004 by avdibeg

I watched Stepford Wives today and I can say that I liked the idea of the movie. Men program their wives, so they obey them, cook, clean and take care of them. They also look like a “cover girl” and … Continue reading →

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A happy time

Posted on November 13, 2004 by avdibeg

Today is Ramadan and I drove 100 kilometers in the car together with my wife and daughter in order to visit my parents. Man, it was a good time! We had some great Bosnian food (many different meals) and had … Continue reading →

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Out from space

Posted on November 12, 2004 by avdibeg

Well, these are my first blog words. I don’t know, I was always reluctant to this blog idea, and still am to some degree, because I don’t believe that everything someone writes has a public value. So, I promise (to … Continue reading →

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