I logged on yesterday to find that my site "cannot be displayed." After inquiry with my administrator, he told me that my site had been hacked. Gone were my design, my plug-ins and other what-nots. Surprisingly I wasn't such in a panic mode and am glad that Yuga, the man behind my webhost, was helpful enough in recovering my posts, thanks to this site's back-up. I don't know what could have triggered the hacking. All I know is that I have freely given my passwords to several people who've cared enough to improve the appearance of this blog. My editor said it could also ... Continue Reading...
Dr. Phil’s test: I got 46
Because it was raining madly today in Manila and I was cooped up at home for the most part, this blogger decided to take the Dr. Phil test. What do you know, I got 46 which meant I scored higher than Oprah (38) and lower than Dr. Phil himself (55). My score meant that " Others see you as fresh, lively, charming, amusing, practical, and always interesting; someone who's constantly in thecenter of attention, but sufficiently well-balanced not to let it go to their head. They also see you as kind, considerate, and understanding; someone who'll always cheer them up and ... Continue Reading...
World Cup aftermath
team italy Drats. Italy won over France. They were not my team. But this pic of Team Italy would do. *the muscles, man, the muscles... Thanks to blogkada Ruthie for the pic. ... Continue Reading...
Should truth in blogging be the same as truth in advertising? One woman’s horrific story
The rise in the number of blogs in recent years has given rise to one concern: how credible and authoritative are bloggers in writing about places and things to the point of recommending them to anybody googling the internet in search of so-and-so? If I had my way, blog entries should come with a fine print: TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK, the disclaimer being that: everything written in a blog is based on the author's subjective standards and tastes, and may not necessarily suit that of the reader's. I might rave about a Lonely Planet hostel but it may not be for somebody ... Continue Reading...
2006 World Cup fever heats up even more: meet the hunks of football
kaka Originally uploaded by scorpioneyes. The World Cup fever is on in Manila! Okay, the crowds are mostly male but at least this basketball-crazy country is taking notice of another sport for a change.A lot of bars and lounges, including one in the hotel I work in, have put up giant TVs and projection screens to show the matches now happening in Germany. And the atmosphere is going to heat up even more on the way to the finals. Which team do you think will win? Some say current champion Brazil - with its power-packed line-up - has a strong chance of ... Continue Reading...
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