Do you believe in online love? What's your opinion about it?

perfect!!!

you can ask me anything

2011 very interesting development in "browser wars"

very interesting development in browser usage share.. (AKA "browser wars")


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Source: StatCounter Global Stats - Browser Market Share

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bricks and bridges

sometimes to Love is not enough in a relationship,
but a relationship is never the reason to Love someone..
Love was there to build, and Love somehow survives when walls fall down
..and for every brick that has fallen, Love finds a piece to build bridges, piece by piece, even as tears serve as mortar to bind the pieces together
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Manhattan Garden City

CALL me now:  09277040263  so I can show you negotiable terms
and to schedule for free tours around the sample units..

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A New City is Born.

Live.Shop.Move.
Like Never Before

Strategically located at the crossroads of Metro Manila, the Araneta Center is home to the most exciting community the country has ever seen.

The 35-hectare Araneta Center in Cubao. Built by the Araneta Family as the country's first Leisure & Lifestyle Complex in the 1960s, it is now a vibrant showcase of urban living. And right here, in a prime five-hectare spot, Manhattan Garden City debuts as an address of luxurious proportions.

Own a home that gives you the power to go places. Manhattan Garden City is the Philippine's first-ever garden-inspired, transit-oriented community that is connected to two exiting mass transit system.

 

The Araneta Center. Make it your Home.

SET IN THE LESS BUSTLING NORTHEASTERN
RESIDENTIAL SIDE OF THE ARANETA CENTER,

MANHATTAN GARDEN CITY ENJOYS A PEACEFUL YET PRIVILEGED LOCATION.
BE RIGHT IN THE PULSE OF THINGS AS ARANETA CENTER'S
FIVE-KILOMETER CATCHMENT AREA COVERS QUEZON CITY,

MARIKINA, PASIG, MANDALUYONG,

AS WELL AS MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JUAN.

 

A New City is Born

With all 20 residential towers facing the prominent Araneta Coliseum,
Manhattan garden soars above the imposing Araneta Center Skyline.
Right Here, where the pleasure and comfort knows no bounds,
your new life begins.

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GET AN EDGE IN MOBILITY

THE REST OF THE WORLD IS AT YOUR FEET.
COME & GO AS YOU PLEASE, FROM YOUR HOME TO THE TRAIN STATIONS,
FROM NORTH TO SOUTH OR EAST TO WEST OF
METRO MANILA - ALL WITHIN MINUTES.

 

City view, facing Aurora Boulevard

 

city view, daytime

 

Commercial Establishments within Araneta Center

Existing landmarks of the Center include the Araneta Coliseum,
the new high-end Gateway Mall, SM (Shoemart) Mall,
Ali Mall (which will be undergoing renovation soon),
and various bars and restaurants.
Developments in the pipeline include a Business Centre,
a small IT (Information Technology) Park, and a Five-Star Hotel.

 

People visiting Araneta Center can easily connect to the World Wide Web to work or browse with WiFi

The service enables Araneta Center to offer free access to the Internet
to people visiting the area, which averages more than
a million transients daily. It allows them to experience greater
convenience by using this free Internet access to check their email,
chat with their friends, and update their blogs
and social networking sites, all while on-the-go.

 

JOIN THE FUN SET

What could be more indulgent than having an entire resort-style area right
where you live? Unwind at the podium level of manhattan Parkview which
features trellised walkways, jogging paths and fitness station,
along with an indoor sauna/spa and a gym. Or stroll over to
Manhattan Parkview, with its lap pool, outdoor spa,
tennis/basketball court and children's
wading pool and water play pool.

 

OWN A NEW LIFESTYLE RIGHT HERE

LIVE IN A UNIQUE VILLAGE CONNECTED TO THE ARANETA CENTER
SHOPPING-DINING-ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX AND THE REST OF THE
METROPOLIS THROUGH THE MRT AND LRT. WITH A 729-METER-LONG
GARDEN OF YOUR OWN ABOVE THE CITY.

 

Interconnecting trellised canopy walkway.

 

GET AWAY. INSTANTLY.

MANHATTAN GARDEN CITY FEATURES A FOUR-LEVEL TRANSFER STATION
THAT SERVES AS A PORTAL FROM YOUR HOME TO THE REST
OF THE WORLD.THE TRANSFER STATION IS SITUATED AT THE EDGE OF
MANHATTAN PARKVIEW. IT BOASTS A HOTEL-STYLE LOBBY, A GRAND
STAIRCASE AND FOUR PASSENGER ELEVATORS THAT LINK IT TO THE
RETAIL ROW AT THE GOUND FLOOR, THE PARKING AREA
AT THE EASEMENT, SECOND AND THIRD LEVELS AND THE GARDEN CITY
AT THE FOURTH LEVEL. AN ELEVATED FOOTBRIDGE CONNECTS
THE TRANSFER STATION AT THE THIRD LEVEL TO THE
GATEWAY MALL AND THENCE TO THE
LRT-2 AURORA BOULEVARD STATION.

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CALL me now:  09277040263  so I can show you negotiable terms

and to schedule for free tours around the sample units..

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If you could have an endless supply of any food, what would you get?

siomai?

you can ask me anything

What was your favorite birthday gift?

ALamunayun!

you can ask me anything

second chances

"The stupidest mistake in life is thinking the one who hurt you the most, won't hurt you again."
- Jenny Jen

but i believe everybody deserves second chances, WAG Lang nilang abusuhin!

What would be the best thing about being a vampire?

What would be the best thing about being a vampire?

Answer here

What one thing are you exceptionally bad at?

dancing? well.. i never do it, so i can;t say im bad at it

you can ask me anything

Would you rather be rich or famous?

if you are rich, you have all the options, you can be famous, you can be infamous, you can choose to remain anonymous.. yeah, you can even assume another personality.. EVERYTHING has a price, except happiness, i would rather be rich

Ask me anything

formspring.me

Ask me anything @ http://formspring.me/nimbosa

saan ka natatakot sa patay o sa buhay???

fear nothing, fear no one.. but G0D

Ask me anything

Authors@Google: Clay Shirky

really interesting

The author of the breakout hit Here Comes Everybody reveals how new technology is changing us from consumers to collaborators, unleashing a torrent of creative production that will transform our world. For decades, technology encouraged people to squander their time and intellect as passive consumers. Today, tech has finally caught up with human potential.

In Cognitive Surplus, internet guru Clay Shirky forecasts the thrilling changes we will all enjoy as new digital technology puts our untapped resources of talent and goodwill to use at last.

Since we Americans were suburbanized and educated by the postwar boom, we've had a surfeit of intellect, energy, and time-what Shirky calls a cognitive surplus. But this abundance had little impact on the common good because

television consumed the lion's share of it-and we consume TV passively, in isolation from one another. Now, for the first time, people are embracing new media that allow us to pool our efforts at vanishingly low cost. The results of this aggregated effort range from mind expanding-reference tools like Wikipedia-to lifesaving-such as Ushahidi.com, which has allowed Kenyans to sidestep government censorship and report on acts of violence in real time.

Clay Shirky teaches at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU, where he researches the interrelated effects of our social and technological networks. He has consulted with a variety of groups working on network design, including Nokia, the BBC, Newscorp, Microsoft, BP, Global Business Network, the Library of Congress, the US Navy, the Libyan government, and Lego. His writings have appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Times of London, Harvard Business Review, Business 2.0, and Wired.

when u say SINGLE does it necessarily mean AVAILABLE?

is there such thing as NORMAL? or when we say normal do we usually mean the USUAL?

is there such thing as NORMAL? or when we say normal do we usually mean the USUAL?

If you could have the starring role in one movie what would it be?

as Wren OR Haven,
in "The Order of the Light"
adapted from Slave Boy, a novel by Evangeline Anderson

Ask me anything

FVR has already replied to this Open Letter

02 December at 08:11
via Facebook Notes
by Lila Shahani





" Thanks, all! Ryan, FVR wrote me back to say that he was "hurt" that I had gone public with my letter and that my opinion was very important to him. So I wrote back explaining why I felt I had to do so. I apologized again for having inadvertently hurt him while standing my ground on the questions I had raised, pointing out that he had not exactly answered them yet... After that, we wrote each other several more times to make peace and he eventually sent me a giant box of materials to read, which I am now going through.

In the meantime, he has decided not to make any endorsements until March of next year... He tends to believe that candidates "implode" if u just give them a little time, so I'm sure he's watching and waiting to see who will do what. Already there have been some minor implosions anyway... That said, obviously I would be much happier if he took a stance once and for all...

Feel free to re-post, Bart! "


in reference to: Notes from an Insomniac: An open letter to FVR by Lila Shahani (view on Google Sidewiki)
see the reply: http://www.google.com/sidewiki/entry/darth.Serious/id/qlJy7W3P7fytRteD_Oz1VVmZ2Aw

the Sigil of Ameth on http://www.hermetic.com/browe-archive/sigilof.htm

the Link here to Clay Holden's huge (but very clear) .GIF of the Sigil is no longer valid
(BROKEN link: http://www.dnai.com/~cholden/SDA.gif)

BUT it is available here:
http://www.john-dee.org
scroll down for the links

in reference to:

"Click here to see Clay Holden's huge (but very clear) .GIF of the Sigil. The outer ring of the Sigil contains 40 pairs of letters and numbers. These were presented in sequence to Dee and Kelly; in most cases, the presentation of the letter was preceded by a Latin phrase beginning with that letter. All the letters together were accounted as the greatest name of God."
- The Sigil of Ameth (view on Google Sidewiki)

the file:
http://www.john-dee.org/SDA.gif

mistakes and disaster, SAD

“When man makes mistakes, they call it evil.

When God makes mistakes, they call it nature”.

 

That’s according to Jack Nicholson’s character in the 1987 film Witches of Eastwick. And when a typhoon struck down a huge tree in my neighborhood in Manila in the 1990’s, I uttered the same line to my landlord. He thought it was original. (I take it he never saw the movie).

So, were last month’s typhoons in the Philippines man’s or God’s mistakes? They had Pinoy names. What do you think?

Ondoy and Pepeng (internationally known Ketsana and Parma, respectively) were no God’s mistakes. They were ingredients for a perfect disaster.,

I was actually home in the Negros island, one of the middle islands (sounds like Lord of the Ring’s Middle Earth) of the Philippines when Ondoy made landfall on September 26, 2009, and we thought it was going to be just another typical typhoon: dark skies, heavy rains, a little flooding here and there. And that’s it. A few things would get wet, the flooding would go down, and the sun would be out the next day!

But we were wrong! Nobody – the people, the government, and not even the national weather bureau – got it right! And while we were getting the usual downpours in the south of the country, we didn’t know at that time, that people were already struggling to save themselves and their homes in certain parts of Manila and Luzon from the flash floods that even reached the second storey of their houses! And while everyone else was watching the breaking news on TV, we were actually watching a perfect disaster in the making.

And it was. A perfect disaster.

From the primitive weather forecasting equipment, to poor urban planning, poor and undisciplined garbage disposal, poor metropolitan drainage system. Let’s throw in corruption, relentless mining, illegal logging, carelessness and indifference. All these sound like man’s mistakes, and the two typhoons just completed the picture.

This is what we get when we run out of luck. Nature makes sure we don’t have all the fun.

Have we learned?

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On my flight back to Manila (from Negros), I asked for a window seat so that I can take photos of the flooded areas from above. Though not as dramatic as those photos of the floods in the news, I saw for myself the consequence of man’s mistakes. This was the worst flooding in Manila in 40 years. We cannot blame nature; we can only blame ourselves. And if we survived this disaster, the next Ondoy and Pepeng will make sure we don’t.

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this is a rePOST of a nice article from Alphonse @ http://apinoyinkorea.blogspot.com/ which I full support

 

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