I hate deadlines ... and I do apology for the delay, I was away at a paintball tournament on the weekend. So, without further ado, here's episode #04.

This month, we have an interview with Weekly Haiku's site operator - Danny Robson. Also, we have the latest news (a little stale now sorry) and our usual segments. Working on a new segment for next month, stay tuned.

So, head on over via iTunes, Feedburner or visit us at HaikuPodcast.com.

On August 5th and 6th, Samford Skirmish hosted Round 3 of the Super 7 Series aka South Pacs 2006, one of the longest running and most competitive paintball tournaments in Australia.

Congrats to SWAT, who took out the Pro division, Strategic Sports in the Semi-Pro division and Uprising for taking out Div 1.

The level of competition was of the highest calibre and whilst we were placed in a tough pool draw, we played our best against some of the top teams in Australia. We also had heaps of fun and there were no organizational hiccups or team arguing on/off the field. We played like gentlemen and left the field with our heads held high.

See you all in 2007 !

{mosimage}It was been reported that Universal Pictures will fully finance and distribute Hellboy 2 and will be directed again by Guillermo del Toro. I still haven't forgiven him for Blade II though.


Apparently, Revolution Studios was set to make the project but went bust and now Universal are bring it out in 2008.



Ron Perlman will return as Hellboy, in a script by del Toro. Selma Blair and Doug Jones are also returning with production starting in April in Budapest and London.

{mosimage}"Apple Computer issued updates for its Mac OS X operating system to fix 26 security flaws, some serious.



Several of the vulnerabilities affect the way in which Mac OS X handles images and the file-sharing capabilities of the software, according to an Apple security advisory.


Other flaws were found and fixed within components such as Fetchmail, file compression features, and DHCP networking functionality, Apple said."

{mosimage}"Warner Brothers announced that its upcoming sequel to 2005's hit Batman Begins will be called The Dark Knight and will feature Heath Ledger as the Joker.



Christopher Nolan is set to direct from a script by Jonathan Nolan, based on a story by Christopher Nolan and David Goyer, who both wrote the screenplay for the previous film. Production is set to begin on The Dark Knight in early 2007."