Word Camp Philippines
Close to 400 bloggers trooped to De La Salle University- College of Saint Benilde to have fun, learn about blogging from basics to tech and geek stuffs, connect with other bloggers and get personal with Matt.
The 1st ever Word Camp event in South East Asia commenced yesterday in the Philippines, with Mr. WordPress himself, Matt Mullenweg in attendance.
Democracy Corrupts?
Please don’t get me wrong, I enjoy living in a free country.
- Where I can freely embrace and promote my Christian faith
- Where I can blog all I want without fear of being jailed or censured
- Where I can surf websites of my choice
- Where I can freely choose where to live, where to work
- Where I can freely express my sentiments to groups and individual
- Where I can freely choose what to read, listen, watch and even what to eat
- Where I can disagree with the Government
- Where I can freely choose a leader
- And a lot more
But sometimes, democracy sucks!
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A New Browser In Town
Update 9/6/08: This post from verITableLIFE is interesting. According to the blogger,
When reading the Google Chrome EULA, I was SHOCKED. Posting anything via Google Chrome gives Google the right to your content. Why is this bad, well for the blogging community, a bloggers content is what makes a site worth visiting and unique; if bloggers start to post pages using Google Chrome, they no longer have a unique post…..it becomes the property of Google as well.
~o~
There is a new browser in town, and this will surely give Firefox, Safari and Opera a good fight.
Introducing… Google Chrome
August Top Entrecarders
Just my way of appreciating loyal entrecard buddies. A link love and entrecard bonus equivalent to their drops.
Please visit the blogs below, these blogs ROCK!
- Thailand Land of Smiles (31 drops)
- Unpredictable Life (30 drops)
- Kuerdas! (30 drops)
- Photography by KML (30 drops)
- Slow Streamyx (30 drops)
- Technically Easy (30 drops)
- Random Ramblings (30 drops)
Nature Tripping
Last weekend, wifey and I brought the kids to a not so near eco-park. Kids of this generation, unless raised in a province, have little exposure on nature. With more malls being built, open parks are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Specially for urban dwellers. We took this time to show kids the water shed where Metro Manila get it’s water supply. We also took time to look for spiders, catch dragonflies and go fishing.
