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"Why so hard to TRUST people?. T_T"

Tue, 17 Apr 2012 12:32:58 -0400

“Why so hard to TRUST people?. T_T”

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cute! I want one maltese puppy! ♥ :D

Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:41:02 -0400

cute! I want one maltese puppy! ♥ :D

designaemporter: Young Davis

Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:24:16 -0400

designaemporter:

Young Davis

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∞: A Tale From A VN

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 02:33:59 -0400

∞: A Tale From A VN:

a-faded-fairytale:

“Why am I here?”

“Am I really making a difference?”

“Where do I want to be right now?”

So I decided to start this entry with a quote from a book which I’ve just read.. It’s a book written by David Nicholls called One Day. The relevance? You’ll know later.. Just keep on reading. :]

But…

hahahaha. I’m so happy! I got my MAC 32 Brush from legit...

Fri, 16 Sep 2011 07:27:58 -0400

hahahaha. I’m so happy! I got my MAC 32 Brush from legit online seller! around 6pm today Sept 6 2011.. hohoho… isn’t it cool?!. check this out!. It’s made from natural animal hair. It was really soft to touch!. I’m so excited to use it!!!!. ssssssssoooooooooooooo authentic!!! I♥it! :D

waiting today.. :D

Fri, 16 Sep 2011 05:12:55 -0400

Can’t wait for my M.A.C 32 Brush set Authentic SG!!!!! Excited much!!!!. A gift for myself!!. wearing make up is an art for me although I know that natural beauty is the best., we ladies should learn this to make us more confident and more beautiful and btw, it’s a talent to make yourself more beautiful when that colors touches your face. :D ♥

FUNDALS [slippers without strap] magically sticks only to your...

Thu, 08 Sep 2011 03:04:13 -0400

FUNDALS [slippers without strap] magical

FUNDALS [slippers without strap] magical

FUNDALS [slippers without strap] magically sticks only to your feet with the help of its Hi-tech layer.

Fundals is originally from Europe & netherland.

Here’s information about the controversial slippers the “fundals”:

With Fundals®, you have all the comfort of walking barefoot. They’re trendy, re-usable and ensure evenly tanned feet! Try this new rage yourself, it really works!

ABOUT Fundals®
Fundals® are a break from traditional footwear. Instead of putting Fundals® on, you just step onto them and go! The secret lies in the high-tech layer that keeps the Fundals® in place so you don’t lose them. In fact, you hardly know that you’re wearing Fundals®. And your feet always keep cool. That makes Fundals® super comfortable, light, quiet and cool. You can wear them again and again and they´re washable.

WHY WEAR Fundals®
They’re super comfortable
They have all the comfort of walking barefoot
They pamper your feet
They give you a wonderful feeling of freedom
They have no straps, so no tan lines
They always fit
There´s nothing between your toes, so no blisters
Your feet remain cool and relaxed
They don´t slip while you walk
They’re washable and can be used hundreds of times

FAQs FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How do Fundals® stay on your feet?
Fundals® have a special high-tech layer that sticks to the foot sole. Just step onto the Fundals® and go! No tan lines, no hot feet, no blisters or anything between your toes! All the comfort of being barefoot! Follow the maintenance instructions, and they can be used over and over again.

Do Fundals® feel strange on your feet?
You have to get used to walking without (toe) straps, but your Fundals® quickly give you a very cool and ‘free’ feeling! You hardly notice that you’re wearing them. It feels as if you’re walking barefoot.

How long do Fundals® stay in place?
It’s not always necessary to wash your Fundals® after every use; regular cleaning, however, helps to extend the life of the high-tech layer! They can be used over and over again for years, depending on their wear and tear and maintenance.

How do you take off your Fundals®?
Start on the outermost edge of the foot and slowly pull them off your feet.

What’s the best way to store your Fundals?
Place the transparent plastic back on the surface of the Fundals® and store them in the original transparent plastic box.

USER INSTRUCTIONS
Before using your Fundals®:
++Remove the protective layer
++Make sure that your feet are clean and dry
++First place your heel, then step onto the Fundals®
++To remove the Fundals®, carefully pull them from your foot sole
++Never stick the Fundals® together
++If the Fundals® are dirty, wash them with soap and water and leave them to dry
Never wash with washing powder or detergent (dishwashing liquid will do)

For long wearing pleasure of your Fundals®
If your Fundals® becomes dirty or if the high-tech layer no longer works well, wash them with soap and water and a soft brush and leave them to dry completely, preferably in the sun. Make sure to use a washing-up liquid, not a hand soap or detergent, since it may contain lotions. Washing-up liquid works very well (preferably Dishwashing liquid soap). Never put your Fundals® in the washing machine or dishwasher, always wash them by hand!

Your feet
Both your Fundals® and your feet must be clean and dry! If your Fundals® are not completely dry when you use them, parts of the high-tech layer may come loose. Also make sure that there is no oil or lotion on your foot sole! Just because you’re wearing socks and/or shoes doesn’t mean that your feet are clean and dry. They still contain natural oils. That’s why you always have to wash and dry your feet before using your Fundals®.
Note: Fundals® are less suitable for use on sensitive skin!

Storage
Before storing your Fundals®, stick the protective plastic back onto the surface. This will ensure that you can continue to wear your Fundals® for many summers of pleasure!

Where to Buy Fundals®??
It’s available to my Online shop “Dimple Onlineshop” on Facebook

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add my shop’s account: http://www.facebook.com/dimpleonlineshop
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Upgrade Your Life: The 5 worst photos to post online

Thu, 08 Sep 2011 01:14:04 -0400

Upgrade Your Life: The 5 worst photos to post online:

With online networks steering our social lives these days, deciding exactly how to represent ourselves on the web can be tricky. This episode of Upgrade Your Life addresses 5 kinds of photos you should avoid putting online — and why.

1. Don’t post pictures showing personal data

Even if your Twitter account is private and you closely monitor who sees what on your Facebook profile, personal data revealed in photos isn’t necessarily safe. Strangers and hackers aren’t the only threat; people you know can steal your identity, too. And according to a study conducted by the Javelin Strategy and Research group, they are with increasing frequency, thanks to social media. According to Javelin’s 2010 Identity Fraud Survey, people between the ages of 18 to 24 were especially prone to this kind of identity theft, likely due to their high level of engagement with social networking websites.

By 2011, this demographic had shifted to the 25- to 34 age group who are now the most likely victims of so-called “friendly fraud. Older Americans are the least likely to secure their social media accounts, which also puts them at high risk for identity theft at the hands of friends and acquaintances.

* Don’t post any images with any identifying information whatsoever. No driver’s licenses, marriage certificates, leases, or passports. You may think that’s obvious, but do an image search and you’ll see plenty of newly married couples, proud teen drivers, and world travelers posting high resolution pics of their documents.
* Even if you think your photos are private, more people might be able to see them than you think. On Facebook, friends of friends might be able to see photos tagged of you, if the photo’s owner has the setting enabled. Facebook’s photo settings are notoriously complex, so err on the side of caution and untag photos when necessary.

2. Disable location services and geotagging

Cameras are increasingly sophisticated — even the ones built into our phones. As you snap pictures, many cameras record information called EXIF data or metadata, including the camera’s make & model, settings like speed and aperture, and the time the photo was taken. While much of this is helpful, it’s just good for you to know you may be posting this info with a photo. Probably the biggest issue with embedded photo data is geotagging: when a GPS-enabled camera, memory card, or cell phone camera pinpoints your exact location in the metadata — even without your knowledge. Some social networking services strip that data out, but others include it — which mean you’ve essentially posted your home address online for anyone who knows how to view the geotagging data.

If your device includes this geodata as the default option, you’ll need to disable it in your settings. If you’re working with a point-and-shoot camera or a DSLR, you can find this through the settings menu on your camera — just look for a menu mentioning “geotagging,” “location” or “geodata” and to be sure the feature isn’t enabled.

Turn off geotagging on Android and iPhone
To disable geotagging on an Android device, open the camera app and be sure the “geo-tag photos” box in the settings menu is unchecked. On an iPhone, hit the settings icon, click on “location services” from the menu, find “Camera” and move the slider from On to Off.

3. Incriminating photos

As social networks skyrocket in popularity, employers are increasingly hopping on the web to research potential new hires. Many businesses search the web for information about their prospective or current employees. Now, background checking companies like Social Intelligence Corp. have capitalized on this kind of job vetting. The FTC recently ruled that such companies can store your long-deleted online indiscretions for up to 7 years. And since 47% of Facebook walls contain content that could be deemed profane, that fact is relevant to a lot of us.

* Resist the urge to post “party photos” on social networks. And yes that means no pics with the red keg cup in hand, even if you were only drinking water.
* Keep the way you’d like to be perceived professionally in mind when choosing a profile picture.
* If friends tag you in an incriminating Facebook photo, a recent privacy overhaul means you can approve or disapprove the tag, which will keep it from showing up on your profile page. Keep in mind this new feature is limited, so those photos can still pop up elsewhere on Facebook.

4. Cut out poorly cropped photos

While it’s no security risk, there’s little reason to choose Facebook profile photo with a stray arm or shoulder in it. If you’re looking to meet people online on a dating site or social network, make the effort to choose a profile that features you, without the distraction of half of someone else in the picture. That someone else could distract anyone who looks at your profile — who is it? Where was it taken? Is that your ex? But keeping the focus on you is easy, thanks to free apps.

Improve your photos with these free tools
Photos editing services like Picnik, and DrPic, can make cropping a snap. There’s no need to use Microsoft Paint to edit a photo — if you need to tinker around with a shot, use one of these free services.

And pick an interesting one — according to stats from OKCupid, one of the web’s most popular dating sites, you’ll be far more likely to strike up a conversation with a potential match if your photo shows you doing something interesting, like playing the guitar or scuba diving.

5. Avoid webcam profile photos

There are a range of great, cheap, easy-to-use cameras out there, which means something better than your computer’s built-in or external webcam is often at hand. Even cameraphones often boast 5 megapixels or more, which can easily eclipse the photo quality of a webcam, even on new computers. Since many webcams are optimized for video, the photo quality deteriorates when it comes to still images. Apple’s new FaceTime cameras, found on the iPad 2, the MacBook Air, and other devices are one example of this. These cameras make moving pictures look great, but your still shot may be grainy and blurred.

How to improve your self-portraits
To get a good shot of yourself, you’re better off using any kind of point-and-shoot camera, a DSLR for the best image quality, or even your phone. Since you can potentially find a tripod for each of these devices (check out GorillaMobile for your phone), set up your shot in advance so it will be well-framed and well-lit.

For a flattering outdoor photo, avoid the high-noon sun. Instead either take your own photo — or better yet, recruit a friend’s help — during the early morning and late afternoon hours, when photographers are known to capture the best kind of light for portraits.

SOURCE: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/upgrade-your-life/upgrade-life-5-worst-photos-post-online-235821296.html

awww… ehem!. :D

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 14:20:11 -0400

awww… ehem!. :D

oh yeah i’m so sorry.. :))))

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 14:16:34 -0400

oh yeah i’m so sorry.. :))))

I hate it when someone mentions the name of the person I no longer wish to remember

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 14:15:17 -0400

repost lang.. hehehe

If we want to succeed, we must have the WILL!…

Fri, 28 Jan 2011 06:01:18 -0500

If we want to succeed, we must have the WILL!…

~>reblogged* I don’t know why some people are so...

Fri, 28 Jan 2011 05:57:43 -0500

~>reblogged*

I don’t know why some people are so judgemental!.. I just want to clarify that all of us has deficiencies and flaws, before we judge, we must look at ourselves first. we are not perfect beings! and only GOD has the right to judge our actions. :)

this quotation caught my attention. It’s so true!. stay...

Fri, 28 Jan 2011 05:46:00 -0500

this quotation caught my attention. It’s so true!. stay positive!. :D

22nd Mega Job Fair in Paranaque :)

Fri, 28 Jan 2011 04:59:00 -0500

22nd Mega Job Fair in Paranaque set

Filed Under Paranaque

Guys who need work or those who know someone who need work, read on and share to your friends! (Editor’s Note)

New job opportunities for Parañaque residents in the New Year!

In the tradition of Parañaque City Mayor Jun Bernabe’s famous line, “Ang pinakamagandang regalo ay serbisyo!” and on the occasion of the Local Chief Executive’s forthcoming birthday, the Parañaque Livelihood Resource Management Office (PLRMO) headed by Ms. Doris Marquez organized a year starter-job fair for the benefit of the residents of the City.

The job fair is slated for February 4, 2011 at the Building B Events Center of SM City-Sucat in Brgy. San Dionisio, this City. 50 companies will be participating in the said activity.

All interested applicants are advised to come in appropriate attire and bring their resume and other necessary documents such as copies of their transcript of records and diploma; police/NBI clearance; clearance(s) from previous employer(s); and ID photos recently taken, among others.

Job applicants may call PLMRO at 820-6527 and 28 for more information.

Apart from sponsoring job fairs, the Parañaque Livelihood Resource Management Office holds trainings on priority skills; organizes and empowers citizens by setting the foundations for community-based income generating projects; promotes the “spirit of cooperativism” in the city; and implements other projects aimed at improving the livelihood prospects of the residents.

Source: http://alabangbulletin.com/2011/01/19/22nd-mega-job-fair-in-paranaque-set.html