30 Mar, 2008
All good things must come to an end. Recently many common components on a PC have been removed. Most people purchasing a notebook will find that there is no longer a 1.44 floppy drive, parallel port and serial port (Remember the Asus Eee PC? It doesn’t even have an optical device). This trend has now moved to the desktop (although most desktops do gradually remove these features). Many motherboards no longer have floppy controllers, parallel ports and serial ports. Instead you are given 10 or more USB serial ports. In fact some manufactures have removed one IDE channel. Yes the old ribbon cable is going to be history. It does make sense to simplify components. Now your peripherals are USB and your internal components are mostly SATA.
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29 Mar, 2008
March 30 is the Feast of the Divine Mercy. The devotion to the Divine Mercy is started by a Polish nun, Saint Faustina Kowalska, who wrote a diary of about 600 pages recording the revelations she received about God’s mercy.
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29 Mar, 2008
The Philippines joined the Earth Hour movement - a one-hour lights off to save electricity. Together with Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Israel, Denmark, Dubai, Canada and the United States, this movement wants to impart awareness on the issues of Global Warming. Less use of electricity means less burning of fuel on power plants. Less burning of fuel means less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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28 Mar, 2008
Today 29 March 2008, the Philippines will join countries around the world as we literally “turn the lights out” for Earth Hour - an event that will fuel awareness on climate change and prove that when the people of the world work together, they can make a difference in the fight against global warming.Earth Hour will take place throughout the Philippines from 8 to 9 in the evening on Saturday night, 29 March 2008. WWF invites you to participate by shutting off lights for 60 minutes, organizing your own “lights-out” event or by forwarding this mail to your friends, workmates and family.
Earth Hour 2008 will include the following “partner cities”.
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27 Mar, 2008
(stream after the jump)
Honey why you calling me so late?
It’s kinda hard to talk right now.
Honey why are you crying?
Is everything okay?
I gotta whisper ’cause I can’t be too loud
Well, my girl’s in the next room
Sometimes I wish she was you
I guess we never really moved on
It’s really good to hear your voice say my name
It sounds so sweet
Coming from the lips of an angel
Hearing those words it makes me weak
And I never wanna say goodbye
But girl you make it hard to be faithful
With the lips of an angel
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26 Mar, 2008
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Kung pwede lang
Wag mo na ‘tong iwasan
Ar ‘wag mo ring
Ituring na biro
Marahil ‘to’y ‘di mo inaasahan
Pero sana’y
‘wag ipinid ang pinto
Itikom ang bibig
Mata’y ibaling sa’kin
Pakinggan mo ang sasabihin ko
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26 Mar, 2008
Want some sexy bodies this summer? Have a glimpse of the gorgeous bodies of the Miss Islands Philippines contestants!
Two of them will be crowned on April 4 and will represent our country in Malaysia for Miss Tourism International and in Venezuela for Miss Bikini World.
Watch the video after the jump.
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All good things must come to an end. Recently many common components on a PC have been removed. Most people purchasing a notebook will find that there is no longer a 1.44 floppy drive, parallel port and serial port (Remember the Asus Eee PC? It doesn’t even have an optical device). This trend has now moved to the desktop (although most desktops do gradually remove these features). Many motherboards no longer have floppy controllers, parallel ports and serial ports. Instead you are given 10 or more USB serial ports. In fact some manufactures have removed one IDE channel. Yes the old ribbon cable is going to be history. It does make sense to simplify components. Now your peripherals are USB and your internal components are mostly SATA.
