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Foreword: This is where I discuss things of a technical nature. Sorry, if you came looking for me to tell you some funny stuff about me. That is coming later.

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Iceplug Downloads

Power II: The Island Demo (VB.NET 2003)

Jump-Cross (VB.NET 2003)
Syntax Highlighter (VB.NET 2003)
Blocks: Extended Renderer Version (VB.NET 2003)
Platform Tour (VB.NET 2003) NEW!

Quadrill 4 Demo (VB6)

Quadrill 3 full version (VB6)
Quadrill 3 map editor. (VB6)
See Projects page for Quadrill 3 for more details.

Guide on How to Use the .NET programs on my website.

Guestbook. (Feel free to write something for me)

Iceplug News

Aug 21 2010, 21:05
More Hawaii pictures: Wildlife of Hawaii: Centipede and Millipede... remember that a centimeter is bigger than a millimeter and, by the same vein, a centipede is bigger than a millipede. Why is it so dark in here?
Not sure what additives you add to soap to make it this bright? Stare at this picture long enough and you'll forget ... something. A snail that stopped by after a rainstorm
SCENICE! I can haz mango tree in my backyard?

Aug 9 2010, 21:45
Iceplug is a walking advertisement for Arby's. Well, I do tend to have an Arby's bag in my hand while I'm walking through the mall and to the car.

Aug 8 2010, 18:46
I am currently playing Final Fantasy XIII (That's 13) and it is a treat. Very lush environments and has a pretty odd type of challenge that I am enjoying at the moment. I guess I'll spoil it a little for you. Similar to Persona 3, if the leader dies, the game is over. With that being said, if you aren't paying attention to the leader, the enemy can quickly pound you into a game over. I'm sure that doesn't sound very glamorous but the game allows you to 'Retry' a battle, which puts you on the map just before the battle occurs -- it's as if the battle never happened . It's down to business, nothing cumbersome like the old games, where you watch game over and the system resets itself causing you to have to reload your save file... none of that. You will simply find yourself staring at the monster that you were initially fighting and you can get right back to business! Nevertheless, I probably hit around ten game overs so far.
Stay tuned for updates in the Music Section. I've had lots of time to work on music due to, um, free time? You may see me on Steam, but I have no idea what I'm doing. That is, in fact, me on Steam though, if you see me there. Direct link coming soon.

Aug 1 2010, 17:47
So, a little comment to let you all know that I am still here: I watched Inception in the theaters last weekend and it was a blast. I have never had so much fun keeping up with a plot in the movies than I have watching Inception. I suppose that part of it is because I haven't watched many movies this year. I was thoroughly pleased, although I may have to resolve against watching too many movies so that I have a good time watching some other movie this year... if that makes sense. It probably doesn't make sense, because I'm not good at making sense.

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The story of Iceplug:
Iceplug - sting ray (NOT A MANTA RAY!) that swims in cold waters, usually near the poles, though mostly in the south, near Antarctica. The average babies are born at about a foot long and wide (they look like squares) and are usually a light orange and translucent. After about 6 months, they become more opaque and start to take on a bluer color. Their tail can grow to almost 5 feet, and the adult Iceplug grows to about 25 feet. Not to be outdone, most adults create stashes of coral in their homes and forge them into tridents (which are actually quite effective weapons).
My timeline at XVBT/XDNT:
I made 800 on June 28th 2002.
I made Expert on August 7th 2002.
I made 1600 on September 19th 2002.
I made Leader on November 1st 2002.
I made Mod on June 10th 2003.
I made Guru on April 28th 2003.
I made 10000 on June 16th 2004.
I made Mod on December 25th 2004.

The 168-hour clock is an astronomical concept which states that each week consists of 168 hours and therefore, your current time in a week can be expressed as a number of hours since the beginning. Sure, but reading it is another ballpark. So here are some hints:
0:00 - 24:00 is Sunday
24:00 - 48:00 is Monday
48:00 - 72:00 is Tuesday
72:00 - 96:00 is Wednesday
96:00 - 120:00 is Thursday
120:00 - 144:00 is Friday, and
144:00 - 0:00 is Saturday
Feedback? E-mail me (Iceplug) at my e-mail address. Be sure to include a descriptive subject, and the first seven characters of the subject must read Website, otherwise I may move it into the Spam/Junk folder. I strive to reply to all e-mails at the end of the day, but I definitely respond to them at the end of the week.

What is this that Iceplug is pulling out of his sleeve!?
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