Yes John, I do read your blog quite often, but with life and everything I’m a bit behind on the things I need to post about…

If you don’t know who John Chow is, the I suggest you drop by his blog and check it out, he owns The Tech Zone and a few other very popular websites. He is quite a learned person when it comes to making money online, his site features quite a few tips for people just starting out, so by visiting his blog you just might learn something.

 At the moment he is having an ‘Evil Blog’  contest where he is giving away a MicroSoft Zune, and if you have a blog all you have to do is post about the Zune contest to be entered into it.

 One of the prerequisites for the entry is to somehow fit the words ‘make money on the internet’ into the posting as well, I figured since MS wouldn’t give me a Zune for review I might have a chance to get one from John by entering his little contest.

On a side note, I actually met John at CES in 2006, he’s a very interesting to say the least… but more on that at a later date…

If you didn’t know, we have our own YouTube channel, aptly named DragonSteelMods. Here you can find all the movies taken for product reviews, and in-game movies as well for game reviews. The DragonSteelMods channel features 150+ videoa actually, so stop by and check it out when you get the chance and make sure you subscribe as well because I post the movies before the reviews are up, so you can get a peek at what’s coming up for review.

I just updated it yesterday with eight movies of the WowWee DragonFly in action, I need to take a couple more movies and then the review can be posted. When I went to the community center to film the DragonFly, I forgot to take the tail ribbon with me when I went.

If you’re curious, I’m the guy with the hat and ponytail, my friend Wayne helped me out and his friend Barry came over to check it out, as he was very curious about the DragonFly as well. I also took my E-Flite Blade CP RC Helicoptor with me, to play with while the DragonFly was recharging, but it didn’t last long as I crashed it and busted a link on it…

The title of this post just sounded very appropriate I guess… Today is my birthday, woopee, I hit 35 today… Oh well, just another day for me, don’t really care actually that it’s my birthday, but I wanted to post something here today so I figured that would work….

For kids I guess birthdays are special you get gifts and have a party etc, but I’ve never actually gotten what I wanted for my birthday… I get coffee mugs, anyone need any? I throw them away I have so many of them… when I get clothes it’s always what I don’t like and usually the wrong size as well. I think gift certificates and cash are the best gifts that anyone can ever give or receive that way I can get what I really want or need… Oh well another day goes by

Yep, my review of the Diamond Based thermal compound from JetArt is now live.. hop on over and check it out… HERE

Here’s a snip from the review:
They say Diamonds are a girls best friend, well that might be true but I think they may be a geeks or enthusiasts best friend as well… I’m talking of course of the thermal properties of diamonds, diamonds are the best thermally conductive substance out there, so of course having a diamond based thermal compound would be probably the best choice for a thermal compound. There has been talk of diamond based thermal compound, but most people have thought it is not cost-effective and that it would be very expensive, not quite true really, you are not using huge amount of diamonds for the compound, just mere nano dust really. Today for review I have a diamond based thermal compound, it is called Nano Diamond, and it is from our friends at JetArt. One thing very special about this compound is that it is 100% thermally conductive from day one so you don’t have to wait through cycles for it to reach its optimum thermal performance… So read on to learn more about this diamond stuff…