Published in the early afternoon of December 28, 2007
“Go not gently into that good night, rage against the dying of the light.” Five photos from Sunday Silence 2, for my eternally delinquent Five on Friday series, on the last Friday of 2007. A good way to end FoF for this year, don’t you think? Photos, multiplied.
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“Should innovation-minded managers look at the fast-growing Internet company as a model — or an anomaly?”
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Published mid-afternoon of December 25, 2007
So here’s my customary Oblation photo for Christmas, my fifth in a row. Merry Christmas! I know you got gifts and fancy things aside from the extravagant ones you bought for yourself, but what have you done for others this Christmas season? Don’t forget to spread the love on Christmas day.
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Published in the late evening of December 23, 2007
Before I miss writing a Christmas eve or Christmas day entry, I’ll catch up with a few things I should’ve done a long time ago. I’ve got two meme tags from Aileen, so I better start with the first one: Take a screen shot of either your Top 25 Most Played / 25 Recently Played [...]
meme music
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“I don’t pretend to know what the solution to the file-sharing issue is. (Although I’m increasingly convinced that copy protection isn’t it.)”
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Is technorati now irrelevant?
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Published in the early evening of December 20, 2007
Last year’s Pisay ’96 Streetkids Christmas Party was a success we did not expect, at least not as much as people noticed it. Those who’ve seen the YouTube video were somehow inspired to do something similar, while others left praises of encouragement that never cease to make us smile, to this day. When Hana and [...]
photos pisay96
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A story on how inept and corrupt our local immigration officers can be. Disgusting.
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Feeling the camera upgrade itch? Make sure you have the right reasons.
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“One really big revelation is that, in most cases, posting often can be a handicap. In fact, by spreading value thinly rather than concentrating it, you may be shooting yourself in the foot.”
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