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Ohmygod I’m dreading to do this but here I am in front of a pc in a half-filled internet cafe that’s usually full and usually noisy. If the two deaf people in front of me were actually making sounds out of there words instead of sign languages, there w…
This is just another year-end post. To fulfill the so-called yearly “blogger’s tradition”, I’ll be writing my 4th year-end post in this blog. 2009 was a great year and a lot of unforgettable experiences happened that I can’t forget, because it’s unforgettable. I only made 26 posts last 2009, good thing my blog still survived [...]
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of my life of course.This year I challenged the meaning of two words, Irrevocable and Forever.IrrevocableLast January, I tendered my irrevocable resignation at my job for four years. I had a new job which I didn’t like at first. I regretted my resigna…
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Vocalocity with their tagline: “We didn’t level the playing field. We smashed it to pieces.” allows you to fix everything you dislike about your small business phone system, with just one phone call. You could eliminate all of the hassles. And you coul…
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Can I just pause and actually believe it? It’s freakin’ Christmas. The only indication of its coming-atcha mood only came a few days ago while waiting for a taxi that would lead me to the inevitable office Christmas party, which obviously plenty of us …
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And then, there it was! WordPress 2.9 is now officially released and available for upgrade (and first-time installation). I’m posting this on v2.9, and I must say, it feels like the purr of a well-oiled machine. The “Move to Trash” link and the fact that WordPress now has a global trash bin make for more [...]
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WordPress 2.9 is now on RC-1 status, and it’s been announced that the brand-new version will most likely be released to the world by the end of the week. As expected, we’ll see major enhancements to the way WordPress handles media files. Beta-testing v2.9 RC-1, I’ve seen those cool new features, such as on-the-fly image [...]
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The action star turned president. The nocturnal president. The poster boy of corruption. The academically challenged president.
Joseph Estrada, “Erap” to his millions of tangahanga, suffered miserably in the past. He has been scraped off his office, cutting short his six-year Presidential into two and a half. He has been jailed and convicted. But he [...]
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I just turned 30 years old at around 1:00 am this morning. I was expecting to be awakened by some alarm from the biological clock that’s ticking inside my body but nothing of that sort happened. I slept peacefully and was awakened by my cellphone alarm…
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KT Corp., Apple’s official iPhone carrier in South Korea, announced that an estimated 60,000 iPhones were sold on its first day of sale in the country. The 60,000 iPhones sold in one day already represents 15 per cent of the 400,000 smartphones sold in South Korea in the third quarter of 2009. In the meantime, China [...]
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Automattic sent me a Moleskine notebook yesterday, as a token for having organized WordCamp Philippines 2009. It’s way cool — the “legendary notebook” embossed with the WordPress logo on the front cover! Last year, Maya, Matt‘s indefatigable girl friday, sent me a WP hoodie for my efforts in 2008. It’s certainly heart-warming, to be given [...]
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I got my first ever Moleskine today! I’d long wanted one, because — for me — nothing beats the feel of pen on paper when jotting down thoughts and ideas, and a Moleskine is the legendary medium for such. The cost of owning one always …
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The Mindanao Economic Development Council (Medco) organized last 26-27 November in Davao City a forum for government, media and citizen communicators, for peace initiatives in Mindanao. This was done through Medco’s Mindanao Information Network for Development and Peace, or MINDPeace. It was a well-represented group of concerned parties: there were delegates from mainstream media, non-traditional [...]
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Canibad Beach — for a long spell, it was a secret paradise for a handful of in-the-know Dabawenyos. But after word spread, many have since found their way to the lovely strand and clear waters of this secluded slice of Samal Island.
It should be said right away, Canibad isn’t for resort-goers. It’s more for the [...]
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Just when I thought I’ve reached balance in my life, I have made another life changing decision. I’m in transition right now in my career and I’m juggling two jobs at the same time..Mon, Tue, Wed=Company AThu,Fri-Company BSat=Company AWhat kind of insa…
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For about two years now, I’ve been able to convince quite a few people to take up blogging or to shift to WordPress as their preferred medium of self-expression on the Web. And so, I’ve decided to feature some of them on The WordPress Evangelist. Jon Joaquin, a respected journalist of long standing in Davao [...]
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When President Obama decided to release what is touted as the Torture Memos, he was faced with a dilemma: to hold or not to hold those who authorized the memos accountable.
There are those who argue that President Obama should, because it’s an affront to the basic law of the land, the Constitution. On the other [...]
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I thought Filipinos are now united and truly care for each other after Bagyong Undoy (Undoy Storm), but I was wrong. Where I’m from, everyone’s not really a hero.
I was so confident and felt like I was still in Singapore, and maybe that’s why I ceased to have my beloved wallet now because I didn’t [...]
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