I am really impressed by the way Eric of MyBloglog reacted on my post about the MyBlogLog bug. Of course, when I said “I am thinking if I will use this exploit… ” was only a joke . You know, since my first day of joining the MyBlogLog community, the only thing that I am [...]

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Andy Lau portrays a superhero in ancient China – not the kind of heroes that possess great martial arts skills frequently appearing in this genre, but a man who fights tough battles with great intelligence. Director Jacob Cheung, renowned for making contemporary-set movies such as The Kid (with Leslie Cheung), presents his first period epic [...]

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I really feel sorry for what I learned about Yuga from Misteryosa. Yuga through his comment on the Blog Herald, narrated: I run a fairly small start-up web hosting here in the Philippines. One of our former clients runs a forum that we used to host. Several members of that forum were throwing vindictives against [...]

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I noticed today an announcement posted by MyBlogLog to all its users that they are looking for a Community Manager, as shown below: I thought, I am qualified for this position for they are looking for applicants who are: Based on customer emails, the community manager will develop a comprehensive faq, oversee a community-based help [...]

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A period drama based on a famous Chinese classical novel, The Legend and The Hero blends history and fantasy into one splendid TV series with help of new CG technologies. Steve Ma Jing Tao, famous for his various roles as ancient heroes, teams up with Mainland Chinese beauty Fan Bingbing (who has starred alongside Andy [...]

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This version comes with 86 minutes of extras, including teasers and trailers, a making-of featurette, interviews with Jacob Cheung, Andy Lau, and Nicky Wu, photo gallery, plus more! Andy Lau portrays a superhero in ancient China – not the kind of heroes that possess great martial arts skills frequently appearing in this genre, but a [...]

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I think, it’s me the last one to know about Barack Obama’s social network site which can be accessed at BARACKOBAMA.COM and looks as shown below: This site is actually part of Obama’s campaign for his bid for Presidency. At that site, you’ll find information, photos, videos and speeches of Barack Obama. But what made [...]

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Fireworks fly in MBC’s romantic drama starring the spunky Han Chae Young (Sassy Girl, Chun-Hyang) and heartthrob Kang Ji Hwan (Be Strong, Geum Soon). Aired in 2006, Fireworks (not to be confused with the 2000 drama Firework starring Cha In Pyo) presents a humorous and touching story about modern urban love. When age and social [...]

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I am currently testing the newly launched Yahoo! Pipes. And yes, it guides me in creating one with this: Okay, I was having trouble in creating a pipe. I need to study it first. Notes: O’Reilly gives some tips here. Matt Cutts has these words: The idea of Yahoo Pipes, as far as I can [...]

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I am not surprised that Google will be charging users of its Google Apps for Your Domain, as revealed by the Business Week:  After months of dancing around with Web versions of e-mail, group calendars, and the like, Google Inc. (GOOG ) is finally about to take a big leap onto Microsoft’s turf. Since last [...]

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