ne'er did i realize inday was also into blogging. :D she was indeed an achiever (read her biodata! hehe) though she once scratched her head after being out-slanged by a beggar, i still have my knees bended on the floor for this proud Filipina maid who also toys iPod.

bongga talaga and mataray si Inday, you'd have overflowing nosebleeds reading
her blog.

also check her at http://www.blogniinday.com/

shet! nagnosebleed na ako hihihihi
enjoy!

a zero carbon living? in the city? bullshit, you skeptics! it is real possible and Colin Beavan is showing it....and inspiring

There is no better way to celebrate Apple's iPhone sale launching TODAY (as in June 29, 2007) than posting this 3rd-party review from New York Times and not from Steve Jobs iPhone launching video.

The review's good because it would definitely make Filipinos to rethink in buying 1. iPhone is just like the Japanese DoComo phone - it does not work on Globe/Smart/Talk'n'Text/Touchmobile line. Period. Even then, i am still awed by its revolutionary features and it is precisely friendlier for Filipinos (Asians) because we have smaller browser-fingers. But..........o well, let the review do the rethinking.

Angie posted this then i fell in love with July :D let the site speaks for my July. visit it and be inspired to be an artist

Yes! The recent presidentiable loser Al Gore made all this moving communique to people - especially his huge fellow American consumers - to ACT (urgently) on something that is inconveniently true crisis: the global warming.

He successfully delivered his message of warning with simple and comical slideshows and short film about greenhouses, precipitations, Atlantic conveyor, CO2 emissions, hurricanes, 20-feet rising oceanwater, ice age, Greenland ice shelf and most importantly.... taking "i-doable" actions. Believe me, Gore was never boring as ive mistakingly thought. He had Simpsons, animated polar bears, greenhouse "villains" and frogs to portray his message. And yes! he had humorously turned the table against the skeptics and dark politics - particularly, the debate over what should come FIRST: ECONOMY vs. GLOBAL WARMING and TERRORISM vs. GLOBAL WARMING.

Hmmmmm....what should really come first? Gold bars or Our Planet?? I think Bush really had a hard thought on this. I hope, you dont. So go on, CHECK THIS SITE and take your own actions because I already did.

friendster ever hehe

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another intellectual explorer you would definitely love

and you thought you are mr. out-of-the-box ideas of economics. think thrice, dear, and rethink

outrageous world views on development even mind and matter