That’s the name of a system I use to organize my life. Back in the days when I was single and almost constantly in front of the computer, it seems so effortless to use and rely on my MS Outlook and my other computer- and online-based scheduling applications to get …
I’ve been so caught up with CMS development like WordPress and Joomla since I started blogging, that I haven’t been paying attention to anything else, let alone learning the latest rave in the Web coding world. It took Photo Matt’s whining about his Dreamweaver predicament to lead me to a …
Bloghopping through my MyBlogLog visitors led me to a cute little plugin called ClickComments by PostReach. Instead of typing out their comments, your blog visitors can instead click on an icon representing how good your particular post is. This plugin can be supported in many types of blogging platform such …
I almost religiously lurk a few sites daily to give me a happy boost, so I thought I’d share it with you a few of my favourites. You can never go wrong with reading Blaugh.com, a site full of comics parodying life with the Internet and everything else. They like …
A Giuk.net feed posted by Jolene caught my attention concerning the new fifty ringgit bank note she received. Being me, I had to make sure that the info was legit, so I went straight to the official web site of Bank Negara Malaysia (the national treasury), and managed to get …
Wouldn’t you want to blog every day for 29 days and be guaranteed a prize at the end? I would, and that is why I’ve accepted Eric Giguere’s One Page A Day challenge. I’m looking forward to getting my hands on his Uncommon AdSense e-book, and hope to be lucky …
From Through the Eyes of a Recruiter, it basically highlights the following: Listen more than you talk. Network up and down your organization. Be a problem solver. Seek feedback. Don’t curb your enthusiasm. I’d like to think that I practice all five of them whenever I’m in a new working …
I was looking for a way to test my web site on Mac’s Safari browser without the hassle of installing an emulator, and found this cool online tool at BrowsrCamp. It’s so easy to use, and I got a decent screenshot of The Blog of Rugrats at a resolution of …
Either no one blogged about this, or I must have been living under a rock for not knowing about the existence of Open Source Web Design. Come to think of it, I’m pretty sure I have come across the site, although it never really got my attention until someone I …
Why is it that lately I’ve been seeing many posts around the Web about their food encounters, and I can’t seem to get them out of my mind?! John Chow posted a photo of Stephen Fung eating some heavenly hot wings, which reminded me so much of the buffalo wings …
