Got this email about sex. So our topic for this blogposts is not about Technology but Relationship. Anyway, it’s an interesting one so let’s give it a space. I frequently visit the Yahoo! Answer to read answer about Pregnancy and Relationship. Yesterday, I finally found someone whose answers are best on questions related to sex, [...]

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Okay, we know that after the talks between Google and Viacom failed to come up with a deal, Viacom got the service of Joost for the distribution of its products while filing $1billion lawsuit against Google… and what’s next? Now, Viacom partnered Yahoo! as their provider of search advertising at their 33 internet sites: Media [...]

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Just learn from Marshall Kirkpatrick the newly launched Youtube’s Political Vlog at Citizen Tube which is edited and moderated by Steve Grove, the Youtube’s News and Politics Editor. It will be a good venue for political analysts, political bloggers and vloggers, online journalista and even podcasters to publish their thoughts about everything in politics. I just [...]

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Google has implemented new style of adsense ads already. I just noticed it today when I am about to get the adsense code for the PhilExam Results blog, as shown below: Some ad layout as shown below: Anyway, this is better compared to the old one. And I think, this is the final realization of [...]

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Bloggers are now talking about the transformation of Mozilla’s Firefox from ordinary browser to Social Browser: Mozilla labs has released some details about project Coop, an attempt to transform the browser into a social network. The product will allow Firefox users to “subscribe” to friends in the browser along with avatar representation, display them in [...]

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Based on the recent ICANN board votation regarding the .xxx domains, it seems that there’s no way we can segregate adult sites with the .xxx domains. ICANN finally rejected the proposal that all adult sites must bear the .xxx domain. An Internet governing body on Friday rejected a proposal to create a unique set of [...]

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It seems that Google has been shocked upon learning that Yahoo! is giving away a free unlimited storage to all Yahoo! Mail users. Few days ago, even until now, I was having problem loging in to my Gmail account. I thought it was just the problem of the Smart Bro connection, but the story at [...]

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Semantic? I don’t actually understand this term. I’m sorry for being dumb. Wikipedia define it as: In the main, semantics (from the Greek semantikos, or “significant meaning,” derived from sema, sign) is the study of meaning, in some sense of that term. It should not be confused with the general semantics of Alfred Korzybski, a [...]

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Finally Infoworld confirms the rumors that they’ll close their print version and will focus to online and events: Yes, the rumors are true. As of today, March 26, 2007, InfoWorld is discontinuing its print component. No more printing on dead trees, no more glossy covers, no more supporting the US Post Office in its rush [...]

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Just want to thank the RCPI Maasin for sending me a (surprising) birthday greeting card. I was not really expecting that they (through the brach manager) will waste their times and money just to greet me like this, eventhough I transacted a business at their office once. Thank you!

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