Happy Mother’s Day to my mom, my mother-in-law, and to my wife! And of course, Happy Mother’s Day to all you moms and your moms too.
Here’s a practical “virtual” gift that you can give your mom, a short guide on HOW TO OPERATE A WINDOWS-BASED PERSONAL COMPUTER. It will only take a single click to share this either on your own Facebook wall or just send my article’s link/URL to her via chat or email.
Designer Peter Fecteau used 4,242 pieces of Rubix Cubes to create an amazing work of art – a mural of Martin Luther King. Entitled “Dream Big”, the piece measures 5.8m x 2.6m x 5.7cm and roughly weighs around 454kg.
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I was reading up on fellow blogger, Yuga’s post about the scarcity of messages he got (via SMS) this Christmas. This made me count mine.
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Last weekend, Oct 21 to 23 (Friday to Sunday), I attended Startup Weekend Manila with a few officemates and friends.
Usually, “advice columns” are written by women. Here’s a reason why men aren’t born to do it.
Read the column after the break…
A couple of hours ago, this thing has been making the rounds off Social Media and the Internet virally.
Here’s another reason why companies or brands should try to shift most of their resources to Facebook.
The entire web is declining. All EXCEPT Facebook. In this interesting study by Ben Elowitz, CEO of Webpaint, he gives some of his insights on why and what we can expect in the future.
Standing only 23.5 inches, the Guinness Book of World Records recently made it official. Filipino Junrey Balawing is the world’s shortest man. Junrey, a local of Sindangan township, Zamboanga Del Norte province recently celebrated his 18th birthday yesterday.
Whenever there’s web content or online promos, most websites have potential viewers or contestants verify their age by the hoo-hum boring “enter-your-age-to-confirm” dialogue box.
Well… I found the epic system that pawns them all (see above)!
I guess it really is a deterrent. Most youngsters won’t even know what that thing is! LOLS.
This looks interesting…. just drag and drop the photos from your missing DSLR and this website will use the EXIF data to crawl and search the web to help you find out where your camera is. Haven’t used it personally and I don’t know if it works.
But it may be worth a shot if you lose that precious DSLR or digital point-and-shoot of yours. So keep the info handy and don’t forget to share this too.
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