Friday, January 26, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
If Only Life Were This Easy...
Your Language Arts Grade: 100%
Way to go! You know not to trust the MS Grammar Check and you know "no" from "know." Now, go forth and spread the good word (or at least, the proper use of apostrophes).
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Somewhere in heaven, my paternal grandmother is smiling.
Thanks to JM for the quiz.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
I Picked Up A MacNugget While Surfing The Net
What happens when one combines creativity, a sense of humor, talent, and a Powerbook. Go to Happy Slip for more videos.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Macs: 4, PCs: 1
That's the score here at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Tomas Morato. There are two Powerbooks (including mine) and two MacBooks (one black, one white). The lone PC is a Dell laptop whose owner is camped out in one of the darker corners of CBTL, obviously hiding his less attractive piece of machinery.
He he.
There may be hope for Macs in this country yet.
He he.
There may be hope for Macs in this country yet.
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Apple Introduces the iPhone
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone yesterday at MacWorld Expo 2007. Like the iPod, it looks like it's going to be an industry-revolutionizing product.
Go here to read more.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, here it is:
Go here to read more.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, here it is:
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
The Golden Post
This is a milestone of sorts-- the 50th post of my first blog, Thinking Aloud.
I've often been asked why I blog. I might as well be also asked why I write, because my answers would be the same: because I enjoy it, and because I can. The first answer speaks for itself; the second is open to interpretation. "Because I can" may be interpreted as "because I know how to write," but that is subjective. By my own standards, I feel I write adequately, which is to say that I can at least get my point across without leaving readers befuddled.
But I digress.
I suppose the best way to interpret "because I can" is what millions of people have discovered-- that the internet has provided a means by which everyone can be heard. It doesn't matter if you can't put two phrases together to form a coherent thought (well, it does matter, but that's another story...), what matters is that if you have something to say, and you want people to hear it-- whether in carabao English or flawless insert language here, publishing a blog is just the way to do it.
That being said, thank God for the internet and free blog-hosting services.
I've often been asked why I blog. I might as well be also asked why I write, because my answers would be the same: because I enjoy it, and because I can. The first answer speaks for itself; the second is open to interpretation. "Because I can" may be interpreted as "because I know how to write," but that is subjective. By my own standards, I feel I write adequately, which is to say that I can at least get my point across without leaving readers befuddled.
But I digress.
I suppose the best way to interpret "because I can" is what millions of people have discovered-- that the internet has provided a means by which everyone can be heard. It doesn't matter if you can't put two phrases together to form a coherent thought (well, it does matter, but that's another story...), what matters is that if you have something to say, and you want people to hear it-- whether in carabao English or flawless insert language here, publishing a blog is just the way to do it.
That being said, thank God for the internet and free blog-hosting services.
Sunday, October 15, 2006
Not a good day...
...to be Kim Jong-il.
In the Washington Post :
In the Washington Post :
U.N. Votes To Impose Sanctions On N. Korea
UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 14 -- The U.N. Security Council voted unanimously Saturday to condemn North Korea and impose stiff sanctions on the communist government in response to its suspected nuclear test. More.It's not enough that the whole world is breathing down your neck. To make matters worse:
South Korean Approved as U.N. Secretary GeneralMo' power, mo' problems. Welcome to the world of nuclear powers.
UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 13 -- The U.N. General Assembly overwhelmingly approved South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki Moon on Friday as the next U.N. secretary general. More.
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