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Bowl of Fruits for New Year

December 31st, 2008
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I hijacked an internet wireless signal in Laguna (and did some countermeasures so that my online experience will still be safe :-) ). As I was surfing the net at the garage-converted sala, this sweet smell of unknown fruit keeps on bugging me so I decided to blog about it.

For New year

For New year

Personal Experiences ,

Pangandaman Golf Brawl

December 30th, 2008

Today is Rizal Day. I should be writing about heroes and their commendable acts and how we should exemplify them. But here I am writing about Nasser Pangandaman Jr.  mayor of Masiu town in Lanao del Sur province, Philippines brawling up a 56-year old man and his son over some misunderstanding on a golf course last Friday. Heroic right?

Pangandaman Jr. is the son of the Department of… Read the rest of this entry »

Politics

My Christmas Experience

December 27th, 2008
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Its kinda late to say Merry Christmas so I’ll greet advance Happy New Year to all!!!

Its been a long time since my last post. I went to Quezon province (Quezon Del Sur to be exact :-p ) to spend my Christmas with my family. I’d like to share my Christmas experience… the Mastercard way:

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Crisp bills and coins for the Christmas giveaways …………………… PHP… Read the rest of this entry »

Personal Experiences ,

Obama and GMA in Manila

December 21st, 2008

I always thought that Barack Obama is distancing himself with GMA, but I guess I was wrong. The video report below tells us that President-Elect Barack Obama sneaked into Malacañang, Manila over the weekend to have coffee with Madam Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

Credits to sunfish0703 for the video… Read the rest of this entry »

Politics ,

In-the-Cloud Technology Beats Malware Pollution

December 19th, 2008
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I finally got permission from Computerworld Philippines to post here the article that we submitted for their Viewpoints column. I am already tinkering with the Wordpress post/edit stuffs, but upon checking their site today, they already posted it on their online portal :-) I’m posting some snippets of the article below:

Computerworld Philippines

Web Security Lifeline: In-the-Cloud Technology… Read the rest of this entry »

Technology

Mybloglog widget

December 19th, 2008
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Hi Friends!!! I added mybloglog widget to my site. If you’re mybloglog enabled, kindly add my site. Thanks!!!

Update:

To those new in the blogging scene (like me), let me tell more insights on this mybloglog stuff. This widget is the one on the rightmost sidebar. Its title is Recent visitors and you need to log in your MyBloglog account (a yahoo website service) so that when you… Read the rest of this entry »

Blog Experiences

Aura Bizmom26′s Bags, Shirts etc.

December 16th, 2008
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My business-savvy friend Aura is selling bags, shirts and other assorted stuffs. I grabbed some pics in case my readers will be interested.

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Blog Experiences ,

Menardconnect.com upgrade to WordPress 2.7

December 16th, 2008
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Its been less than a month since this site was initially setup and now I need to upgrade to Wordpress 2.7???
Honestly that was my initial reaction. But upon reading wordpress.org posts on the 2.7 upgrade instructions, visiting top blog posts on the topic and knowing the importance of patching systems in a timely manner, I decided to give it a try.
The learning process was fun!!! Creating a backup… Read the rest of this entry »

Blog Experiences

Old Spaghetti House Review

December 15th, 2008
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As I mentioned in the About page, I will try to post some food/resto reviews so here it goes.

I accompanied Maui in her window shopping spree last weekend :-) . Before we do the actual “gruelling” task of shopping, I need to make sure I have enough energy. That means FOOD. We want to have Razon’s Halu-halo since its one of our favorite in Robinson’s Galleria foodcourt, but… Read the rest of this entry »

Food, Reviews

NO votes win over in Quezon

December 15th, 2008
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The NO votes overwhelmed the YES votes in the Quezon plebiscite last Saturday. Inquirer.net report states that around 70% percent of the votes casts are NO’s, while only 30% are in favor of split-up of the province into Quezon Del Norte and Quezon Del Sur. The report also said that that only a third of all registered voters in the province joined the electoral process. The leaders of NO… Read the rest of this entry »

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