
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Your Attitude in Fashion

Thursday, July 10, 2008
Start Your Bid at ONE Dollar
We cannot deny the fact that as technology gets higher and improved, gadgets also are fast becoming in demand to all consumers. Those unique innovations of electronic gadgets become not just as "wants" but for some, they consider that now as "needs." With this situation, some of the people are having a hard time budgeting for that devices and lacks knowledge on where to buy those famous brands of iPods in the market.
Luckily, there's this great website called uBid.com that helps ordinary people with limited budget to bid for over a thousand of iPods that amazingly starts at ONE DOLLAR! As an advantage, since there are over a thousand of iPods that are open for bidding, there is surely a great chance for anyone who bids to win. uBid.com is giving customers a great deal through iPod Auction and helping one of their partners that had a ton of excess inventory iPods to liquidate the iPods on the site!
Unlike other websites like eBay, uBid.com has a 100% fraud-free guarantee with superior customer service for over ten years now, since they only deals with businesses. uBid, take pride in doing the right things and the things right by selling screened and famous brand names of iPods you know and trust. So be sure to check the site now and let uBid.com be your inside connection to the world's most trusted brands.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Stylish Prescription Glasses
Stop dreaming! The truth is just one-click away! Just visit zennioptical.com to choose from their fresh designs of popular eye glasses. Zennioptical.com sells their own manufactured frames online direct to the customer, with no middlemen that makes their products very much affordable. Not just that, in zennioptical.com, you can actually choose your prescription glasses whether with single vision lens, sun sensor (potochromic) lens, tinted sunglasses lens, bifocal lens and progressive lens. Zennioptical.com has it all.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Elizabowl
The image you see above is called the Elizabowl, FIRST PLACE winner of the International Housewares Association's 2008 Student Design Competition.For over 15 years now, there have been a nationwide contest that encourages and recognizes the unique creativity of young industrial designers. There one-of-a-kind innovations and creations may appear in your own home someday soon.
Here's the complete article that describes the creation above, who made it, how and why it was made.
"Everybody knows, thanks to an old cliché, that one bad apple can spoil the whole bunch. But never before has anyone offered such a thoughtful solution as Sarah O'Brien, a senior at the University of Louisiana.
O'Brien took first place in the 2008 Student Design Competition for her Elizabowl, an interlaced system of pockets that blossoms to accommodate the amount of fruit on hand. "Because each piece is kept in a separate container, if one piece starts to go bad it can't have that chemical conversation with neighboring fruit telling them to go bad," explains O'Brien.
Elizabowl demonstrates O'Brien's keen sense for industrial design and also her appreciation for history: Her invention is named for its similarity to collars worn during the Elizabethan period."
Eager to see more of these creations? Click here.
How to Choose a Future-Proof Video Camera
Camcorder are indeed changing very fast. In a blink of an eye, we sometimes don't realize that own is already left behind. In order for us to ensure that your video memories will stand the test of time, here's a simple guide on how to pick the right camera for you.
I once read an article in MSN Tech and Gadgets that a future-proof video camera can be best purchased when you follow this three key guidelines:- Buy the best image quality you can afford
- Capture in a widely supported format
- Use a long-term storage medium
Saturday, June 28, 2008
I Have Switched
I've been using Internet Explorer from the very start when I first learned how use a computer and the internet. I don't know. I was attached to it for almost seven years and that's maybe because that's the default browser for almost all the computers that I've used before.
I can still remember during my high school days when I was so addicted to the Internet because of Friendster and all this stuffs, I did really complain on one of the attendant on one of the Internet cafe's I've hanged out before for not having the browser that I'm used to - the Internet Explorer. And so I have no choice at that time but to use Opera, another browser.
Even though I was always challenged by many factors regarding my choice to idolize IE, I really never abandoned the browser that I consider InternetMate!
But during this past days, I've encountered a lot of bugs on my new updated Internet Explorer. It loads slower than the usual speed, it makes my computer hang every time I open a website such as this blog, the tabbing features sucks since sometimes it's not responding and the worst of all, it often closed automatically and makes me irritated. I have sent error reports to Microsoft but as we all know, the corporation only updates their browser for about every four years or make that loooong four years!
And so because of those stated situation and problems, I decided to switch to Mozilla Firefox Browser 3! Wohhow! Now, my blog loads faster and most importantly, I can see already the badge from IZEA Inc. displaying my RealRank! Also, presently I am having no problems with bugs on this browser..so far! And OH I remember, Firefox only claims a small size of your hard disks and that's 23.98 MB only in my computer. Another thing is, Mozilla Firefox is an open-source browser meaning it's FREE and you can do something to or improve it as long as it's approved by the developers! See? It's amazing isn't it?! Now I realize there are still free stuffs in this expensive world right now.
I'm for Firefox now, my new InternetMate!
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
6 Great Foods for Men
And so this post is for the big and young boys who want to improve their mood, memory, muscles, and more. Forget all those expensive potentially risky supplements.
Here we go.
Sardines For Heart Health
Ounce for ounce, sardines are one of the best sources for heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids and are extremely low in contaminants such as mercury and PCBs. They’re also eco-friendly, packed with protein, and low in saturated fat. Canned versions are inexpensive, portable, and don’t require refrigeration. Choose no-salt-added brands, and keep the bones in for a third of your recommended daily calcium. Sardines are great on salads or layered on top of whole-grain crackers.
Brazil Nuts For Prostate Health
Brazil nuts are one of the richest food sources of selenium, a mineral that may reduce a man’s risk of developing prostate cancer. Selenium may be toxic if taken in daily doses of more than 400 micrograms (mcg). But one Brazil nut has about 100 mcg. One or two mixed with other nuts each day will give you just the right amount.
Edamame For Mood
Mood is affected by a combination of factors, including brain chemistry, life events, and the foods you eat. Of these, only diet is under your control. Fiber-rich carbohydrates such as oats and edamame (green soybeans in the pod) help prevent mood fluctuations by keeping your blood-sugar levels steady. Edamame also contain protein, which further helps stabilize blood sugar, and omega-3 fatty acids, which have been shown to help combat depression. You can find them in just about any Japanese restaurant. They often come heavily salted, so request them “nude” or lightly coated. You also can buy frozen edamame pods at health-food stores and many supermarkets. Take ‘em home, boil, drain, and enjoy!
Sesame Seeds For Sex Drive
They’re inexpensive, safe, and don’t require a prescription. They’re also very rich in the amino acid arginine, which is involved in synthesizing nitric oxide, a compound that enhances blood flow through the arteries and—ahem—to various other male body parts. Toasted sesame seeds add a nice nutty taste to salads, cooked grains, or cereal. You also can enjoy them in hummus, which is made with ground chickpeas and sesame seed paste (called tahini).
Blueberries For Memory
These days, it seems you can’t say enough about the health benefits of blueberries. But did you know that much of their power lies in their color? That deep blue hue is caused by flavonoids—natural compounds that protect the brain’s memory-carrying cells (neurons) from the negative effects of oxidation and inflammation. Buy firm-fleshed berries or, off-season, try frozen, unsweetened varieties. Eat with plain yogurt, as a topping for cereal, or right out of the bowl.
Lentils For Energy
Rich in fiber and protein—both of which are digested slowly—lentils provide a steady source of energy. They’re also a good source of several B vitamins essential to energy production, as well as iron, which helps red blood cells carry oxygen. Try whipping up a big batch of lentil soup, and you’ll have a hearty lunch for days.
So what are doing there? Head to your local supermarket now and you’ll find foods that help prevent age-related health conditions. As an added bonus, they all taste great and are easy to incorporate into your diet.
Source: MSN Health and Fitness
Monday, June 16, 2008
Sexy Gadgets
Surprisingly, the article was so informative that it gave me fresh updates on where really the "Computer Age" had brought me. It somehow gave me a glimpse of what is really some of the hippest trend of gadgets in this century I live in.
And so here are the gadgets, and tell me which of these are your favorites.
A lookalike to LG's European-only Prada phone, the Vu has a 3-inch touchscreen with a virtual QWERTY keyboard, 3G (HSDPA) for fast Web browsing, a 2 megapixel camera, and stereo Bluetooth. The full-screen MediaFLO mobile TV and half-inch waistline are pretty sexy too.
Samsung Instinct
The next potential iPhone-killer has a haptic-enabled touchscreen for tactile feedback, voice navigation, video recording, EVDO, GPS, and Sprint mobile TV, all crammed into a 1/2-inch frame. The device has so much going on, in fact, that you may not even notice it lacks WiFi. (Available soon.)
Apple iPhone 3G
The second-gen iPhone packs a few welcome extras lacking in the original, like 3G (HSDPA) support, assisted-GPS, stereo Bluetooth, and a headphone jack that's flush with the casing. It still has the same silky-smooth touch interface and comes in 8GB or 16GB flavors — now in black or white (16GB only) — and now you can get new apps for it direct from Apple's new App Store. Best of all, the new models go for just $199 or $299 with service.
SanDisk Sansa Fuze 8GB
This budget-friendly iPod nano alternative comes with up to 8GB of internal storage, and the microSD slot lets you expand on that. You can watch video on the 1.9-inch screen, but we're more jazzed about the music features of this 1/3-inch-thick player.
Samsung yepp YP-P2 8GB
Bearing a superficial resemblance to the iPhone, the P2 is even smaller and has a 3-inch touchscreen, great battery life and up to 8GB of flash memory (16GB later this year). Built-in stereo Bluetooth lets you listen wirelessly or use the player as a surrogate handset for your cell phone.
Archos 605 WiFi 160GB
The 605 WiFi may be a plus-size model, but there's plenty to drool about in this 802.11g-enabled mobile digital video recorder. The 160GB model is just .78 inches thick and has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, though you'll have to shell out extra dough to access the DVR, Web browsing and GPS features.
Apple MacBook Air (My Favorite! Yay!)
Apple's ultra-thin notebook competes with the big boys, though the system's lack of an optical drive and high price keep its target market somewhat niche. The thinnest version (a manila envelope-fitting .16 inches!) runs off a 64GB solid-state drive and packs up to a 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 2GB of RAM.
This is one of the best-looking and least bulky Bluetooth headsets out there, and it works reliably with very effective noise suppression. It even comes with a small case that has a built-in rechargeable battery so you can juice up the headset on the go.
Klipsch Image
These in-ear headphones are billed as the world's smallest, but the sound quality they provide proves richer and fuller than the sort offered by larger competitors. The eartips are extremely comfortable, and the black and copper design screams high fashion, as, sadly, does the price tag too.
Lenovo X300
Not to be outdone by Apple's MacBook Air, the Lenovo X300 is just about as thin, but packs everything in that the MacBook Air is missing. This included an optical drive, 64GB solid-state hard drive Verizon Wireless broadband card, fingerprint scanner and more. If only you can stomach the price tag.
You? Which one do you like most?
Haay, I just hope I own one of those!
Thursday, May 22, 2008
That Size Issue
Wooh, I got now my size 6 "Althen" Slipper from Boardwalk that cost only Php 157.00!Last week, I ordered this stuff from my aunt who is a dealer of direct selling companies like Boardwalk and ..others. First, I told my aunt to give me a size 10 after basing my other slipper that is also a size 10 and very well fitted to my foot (LOL). But then she told me after looking at my feet to order size 8 because this company has and "American" standard sizes. Meaning..BIG! So, I agreed and trusted her. Two days..ohw..make that three days later, she showed to me the size 8! Damn..I was shocked! It was so big!!! And on that very moment I realized how blind am I in this kind of stuffs (I mean ordering from direct sellers) thinking that size 10 slipper would fit me.
And so, I tell her to change that size 8 to 7 after fitting the size 8. After four days, she showed me the size I told her to bring me. But..But...it was still big! It did not fit me.. I mean my foot..or feet. (LOL). And so I tell her to change the size 7 to size 6! After yesterday, I got my slipper! I tried fitting the slipper and was glad after changing all that stuff, size 6 fitted me!
Now, I am so happy to have my new slipper! Now I am ready for our outing this Sunday! *grin*









