Facebook Cafe World is currently giving away 1 Cafe Cash daily for 10 days. I am not really sure if it’s a current promo of the Cafe World. But it might be because I agreed to prepare a wedding cake. And then after clicking the Agree button, an envelope icon shown immediately on the right [...]

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Finally, Microsoft realized the need to support the ODF (Open Document Format), which most of the establishment who don’t want to spend money for the licensed Microsoft Office, use. Microsoft is opening up Office to other file formats, slowly but steadily. On Wednesday, the company said it plans to add new formats to Office 2007, [...]

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Few visitors of this blog sent me emails asking me few unrelated things. And I want to deal with them here. How to View Hidden files in Windows? Viewing the hidden files in Windows is actually too easy. What you need to do is open a folder. For example you can open the “My Documents” [...]

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Subscribers of this blog, “SELaplana“, asked me how to get the SSS employee Static Information. Getting SSS Employee Static Information Here’s how you can get the SSS Employee Static Information: 1) Visit the SSS office The surest and easiest way to acquire copy of the SSS Employee static Information is to visit the nearest SSS [...]

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I receive an email from the E-Banking program of a particular bank which reminds me to be careful on links posted in emails and adviced me to do the following: 1. Be wary of clicking on links in email messages. Avoid clicking on any link on an email message unless you are very sure of [...]

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There are bloggers who consider this task as useless and for them it is just taking the time that should be spent in writing articles for the blog and optimizing the blogs. But in reality, tracking and checking the performance, the traffic, or the visitors of your blog should be performed by bloggers who want to succed in blogging. You, as blogger, should learn the strength and weakness of your blog so that you can optimize well your blog for the search engines and for your money making schemes.

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Just recently, PayPal emailed me this: Dear Sustines Laplana, New Withdrawal & Receiving features are now available! Withdraw Funds to Your Debit or Credit Card. We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new withdrawal feature, allowing you to transfer funds from your PayPal account to your Visa branded debit card or credit card. Learn [...]

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I received an email from the Mediag8way Corp inviting me to attend the Cebu ICT 2007, the second international conference and exhibition focusing on the fast-paced field of information and communications technology (ICT) and business process outsourcing (BPO). Read the email below: From June 26 to 28, the Cebu Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CCCI) [...]

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They’re saying “beware of Social Engineering”.Well, we want to be out of that said “Social Engineering”, but we just can’t do it if we’re still ignorant about it. The PacketStorm define the Social Engineering as the art and science of getting to comply to your wishes.

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The AIR or Annual Information Return is previously filed by politicians in the Philippines. But now, the BIR or Bureau of Internal Revenue require every private citizens of the Philippines to file the Annual Information Return starting this April 2011 for the taxable year of 2010. The AIR will be filed along with their ITR or [...]

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