Children being children
A bunch of kids. A birthday cake. Some sugar high. And a ready camera.
Hilarity ensues.
A bunch of kids. A birthday cake. Some sugar high. And a ready camera.
Hilarity ensues.
Tuvalu, an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean, between Australia and Hawaii, is home to about 11,000 citizens.
It also has the immense good fortune to be given the country code TV.
As we all know, video streaming is becoming a really big thing on the internet, and it’s set to become even bigger. And with top level domains, Tuvalu has been gifted with the .tv domain. Prior to 2017, Verisign has been managing .tv domain sales for Tuvalu, and in turn paying the Tuvalu government $2m per year, plus commission on top. In 2016, Verisign renewed their contract through to 2021, and will now pay $5m annually.
The 2016 estimated GDP for Tuvalu was $32m. With the new $5m annual royalty, this will put .tv revenues well past 10% of their GDP.
Not bad for not doing much!
Being a father of 2, it’s getting very challenging to get snippets of time to be able to do proper movie reviews (I know, the irony being how come I have time to watch the movie then? Well… okay, i’m being lazy).
So here’s a micro review of Thor Ragnarok.
If you love the clip below, you’ll love the film.