Computers are Running My Life

Written by Ieuan Dolby


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I played that other game Age of Empires many times to. Love that game as it takes s kill and thought as well as two fingers and rapid movement and I became extremely proficient at it as time went by. My computer often struggled to cope withrepparttar size of my army andrepparttar 107689 enemies that I faced. I would sit there for hours on end, maneuvering, shifting, attacking and withdrawing tillrepparttar 107690 sun started to come up onrepparttar 107691 horizon. It would be then that I would force myself away and climb into bed only to resurface two hours later, make a large urn of coffee and re-attack with a vengeance. Although this game never caused me to start charging at other cars onrepparttar 107692 highways or lobbing screwed up notes at others inrepparttar 107693 office it did cause me to take a good look at myself. What would happen if suddenly I started to do this sort of thing in real life? If I started to make deals with my neighbors to attack next door offices or ping elastic bands atrepparttar 107694 mail delivery boy? I’ve stopped playing games now and have become a serious and boring "been there, done that and cured myself" type of person. I do have long and empty hours where I feelrepparttar 107695 urge to take up where I left off and I get extremely jealous when others talk about games or I see others playing them but I resist. I think it must be like smoking where one never losesrepparttar 107696 urge to light up and take a draw – justrepparttar 107697 one! No, No, I cannot! I now sit there and lecture others onrepparttar 107698 dangers of playing games and that they should stop before it is too late. And they? They just nod politely and then disappear to talk amongst themselves............."must be and ex-player", whisper, whisper, whisper.

Ieuan Dolby is the Author and Webmaster of Seamania . As a Chief Engineer in the Merchant Navy he has sailed the world for fifteen years. Now living in Taiwan he writes about cultures across the globe and life as he sees it.


Benefits to Shareware

Written by S. Housley


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Many ofrepparttar shareware directories provide ratings and user assessments. Oftenrepparttar 107688 user reviews provide insight to important feature sets. Allowing consumers an opportunity to assess and compare multiple products prior to making a decision.

Let us not forgetrepparttar 107689 delivery advantagerepparttar 107690 shareware model has overrepparttar 107691 traditional retail counterpart. Shareware allows for instant gratification, there is no need to wait for a shipment because consumers can download and userepparttar 107692 software immediately.

What does this all mean? Marketing viarepparttar 107693 shareware method is far less expensive than traditional advertising,repparttar 107694 increased customer demands, personalized service and instant satisfaction all provide an added consumer benefits. With Shareware, software developers, have a great method for consumers to evaluate and purchase their software. Consumers can easily determine ifrepparttar 107695 software is suitable. Ultimately, by allowingrepparttar 107696 software to sell itself, consumers often obtain top quality software that is priced far less than traditional retail applications.

About the Author: Sharon Housley manages marketing for NotePage, Inc. http://www.notepage.net a company specializing in alphanumeric paging, SMS and wireless messaging software solutions. Other sites by Sharon can be found at http://www.softwaremarketingresource.com , and http://www.small-business-software.net


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