Trademark Gamers (TmG) is a professional electronic sports club, based in the United Kingdom. The club currently holds teams for the games Counter-Strike, Call of Duty 2, Day of Defeat: Source, FIFA 06 and Dawn of War.
In the past, the club also held a Major League Gaming Halo 2 4v4 team. It was always composed of the Foulacy and Fonzi duo plus two additional players. The Fonzi and Foulacy duo transferred from Team Str8 Rippin as they maintained one of the top Halo 2 teams in the MLG during the 2005 season.
The Diceman was a 1997 adventure travelogue TV series, commissioned by the Discovery Channel and produced by Little Planet Pictures.
A presenter-led adventure travelogue where presenter, along with cameraman and travelling companion set out to find out what life would really be like living and travelling in a totally random fashion, where every decision is made not by the self, but by the roll of a dice. With no means of transport, just a small amount of money, a bag of necessities and their whole future dependent upon the throw of an ordinary six-sided green dice. It is a voyage of discovery like no other - it is the pleasure of getting there rather than the destination that is key - it is the people, the places and the chance encounters along the way that provide the content for each show - liberation, freedom, unpredictability is what it is all about - after all what is life but a lottery anyway! Each episode starts with the presenter and the cameraman drawing up a list of six options either chosen by themselves, or by the public - using the people around them at the time. These options could be for modes of transport, directions, places to visit, things to do, challenges or other objectives…it’s all up to the roll of that little green dice.
Each dice selection is then worked to a conclusion - a fresh set of options are drawn up every time a decision has to be made. The real appeal of the programme is that it is genuinely unpredictable…and that these guys really do live life by the roll of a dice!
In the spring of 1997, commissioned by the Discovery Channel, production company Little Planet Pictures produced the first series, which saw presenter Russell Harris and Cameramen and travel companion Shaun Fenton travelling around the UK. Four 15-part series where eventually produced - a total of 60 programs..... clocking up some 32,000 miles, across 14 different countries, travelling on foot, by bus; taxi, bicycle, ferry, private aircraft, yacht, water taxi, airline, rickshaw, hire car, motorbike, hot-air balloon, or simply just hitch-hiking - spending nearly six months on the road in total. The dice was rolled some 400 times resulting in the pair doing some pretty bizarre things - everything from playing golf on the ice in Greenland to selling Pretzels on the streets of New York.
Eugene Montanez is the current Mayor of Corona City Council, in Corona, California. He was elected to his first term on the City Council in 2002. During his tenure on the Council, he has served on the Finance & Administration Committee and the Corona Arts and Culture Advisory Committee. He also represents the City of Corona as a member of the Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority, Tri-Tunnel Express Committee and Riverside Transit Authority. He also served eight years as a Corona Planning Commissioner. He also was intramental in forming the first Gay and lesiban center in a back room at city hall.
Mr. Montanez is an active member of the Corona community. He takes great pride in serving on the boards of directors for the Fender Center, and previously on the Corona Chamber of Commerce and Corona-Norco United Way boards. He is also a founding member of the Parks and Recreation Foundation. Eugene also served as President of the Corona Rotary Club, 1999-2000. Eugene has also served on many printing related boards, serving as president of the Southern California Chapter NAQP, the National Association of Quick Printers as well as serving on the national board for 3 years.
Eugene moved to Corona with his family 43 years ago. He attended St. Edwards School and graduated from Corona High School. Eugene also attended the University of California at Riverside as well as Cal Poly Pomona and RCC.
Eugene and Paula, his wife of 31 years, own and operate a successful printing business, ZAP Printing & Graphics in Corona, CA.
Yu Jiankai, simplified Chinese 于鉴开, (born on June 17th, 1982 in Beijing, China) is the youngest contestant on the Chinese version of American popular TV show "Who wants to be a millionaire". The name of the show is called "Happy Dictionary", and 开心词典 in simplified Chinese. The TV show which airs at 8:00pm every Friday night, attracts milions of viewers throughout the country. Jiankai was luckily chosen to be one of the contestants on the show in August, 2000 at age of 18. He answered the first qualifying question correctly and therefore, was invited to the stage to begin the challenge. He was able to answer the first three questions successfully without using any of the lifelines. However, he was eliminated by the fourth question due to overconfidence. He did not use any of the lifelines throughout the game. Although he was eliminated in the early stage of the game, he still won a prize of 500 Chinese Yuan which is around US $65.00 at the current exchange rate. More importantly, he is very proud to be the youngest contestant ever competited in the game.
Jiankai is now residing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada working as a .Net Developer. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario in May 2004. He plays soccer and icehockey on his spare time. Occasionally, he makes some amateur movie clips with his friends and have a few of them posted on youtube.com.
Jiankai's name, Jiankai, which means "Clear Water" in Chinese, is an ancient Chinese Poem. The moral of the poem is to have a clear conscious and a clear mind in everything you do in life.