Yahoo’s main websites and services might remain live but few of its popular (acquired) websites and services will be closed after kicking 600 employees out of the company. A Yahoo’s internal presentation that contains the list of the websites that will be closed has leaked the internet on Thursday. Few of the websites included on [...]

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The Philippine Information Agency reported at its website the establishing of the two Gaisano malls here in Southern Leyte. A branch of the Metro Gaisano will be established in Maasin City and a branch of the Gaisano Capital in town of Sogod. According to the report, the building that is currently being built by the [...]

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We’ve heard the news about the publishing of the US confidential communications and documents by the WikiLeaks. Different authorities and officials of the US government expressed concern over the leakage for it might endanger not just the military personnels of the federal government dispatched all over the world but also the entire US, and also [...]

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Question I am trying to find ways on how to earn money for a living in the internet without the problem of getting scammed. I already have visited websites promising everyone to make money from the internet but when I read the end part of the website, I was asked to enter my credit card. [...]

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Finally,  there’s a lone winner of the Lotto 6/55 winning the jackpot prize of PhP741,176,323.20. According to PCSO Tuesday, the bettor placed his bet for the winning combination 11-16-42-47-31-37 in Olongapo City. The PCSO reminds the winner to sign his name at the back of the ticket then visit the PCSO office at the Philippine International [...]

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On October 5, 2010, three boys from New Zealand’s Pacific territory of Tokelau were reported missing. The New Zealand government searched the possible areas the boys might be found and be rescued but they failed. After several unsuccessful search and rescue operation were made, the authorities presumed that the three boys were dead already. Funeral services were held as well in memory of them.

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Question I noticed that carnappers and car-thief business flourished in the Philippines. Why? Answer There’s only one reason behind this, that is, the law enforcers are not really enforcing the law against theives. In short, Philippine police is partially useless. By the way, a congressman has a statement as reported by the media: Meanwhile, Iloilo [...]

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A German news website called, Spiegel Online, captured the image below from the Google Maps – Street View. While we don’t know what really happened to that man in that car’s trunk, I wonder how do you interpret what has been shown on that photo.

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Question I will going home this December 2010 in Maasin City. And I learned from your blog that you came from Maasin City. My question is about the internet connection. What USB Internet connection is better in Maasin City. Is it Globe Tattoo or the Smart Bro USB? Answer As of writing this post, Globe [...]

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Few questions raised about the expiration date printed on the credit card. Credit Card Expiration Date, Question 1: Why is there an expiration date? Credit Card has expiration date because of the following reasons: Credit Card even if its plastic card can last longer, but its magnetic stripe does not. If you are not using [...]

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