Feel like a star for a single day?

Everybody wants to be a star someday, right? Everybody wants to feel how it is getting followed by the fans, getting cornered, and asked for photographs and autographs. Well, I experienced that, but not exactly the same thing. Here is my story.

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Get Traffic from FriendFeed

I’ve been using FriendFeed for sometime now. (I can’t track when exactly.) But it is only today that I’m planning to use it for promoting my content and, perhaps, getting more networks. According to a few well known personalities in blogging and socialmedia (I won’t be giving names but I think some of you know who the heck these people are who takes FriendFeed as the holy grail of their blog traffic), FriendFeed can give your blogs and socialmedia profiles better exposure and following hence converting to traffic, which I can’t be sure if monetizable or not. Besides the potential to promote my blogs better, I think I’m giving FriendFeed a try because it enables me to follow people and see their select online activities that they chose to share with FriendFeed, which I can look at and see if it has any use for me. Also it provides a nifty search function which enables me to search through community exchanges which Google can barely provide.

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Uncanny X-Men #500, Secret Invasion, Justice Society of America Annual #1, and Other Face-Rocking Comics

Before we get into the reviews, here’s a short message from Dr. Doom:

DOOM: Behold! The new Emperor of Twitter: VICTOR VON DOOM! Follow DOOM on Twitter lest you feel his wrath! DOOM COMMANDS IT!

Thank you, Mr. Emperor of Twitter. Now, on to the reviews!

Uncanny X-Men #500 – I had great expectations for this issue, and that probably explains why I’m disappointed. Maybe there was just too much going on and it felt like an extra-sized preview book. Maybe it’s the distracting art. I don’t know. Don’t get me wrong, I love Terry Dodson’s art and I don’t hate Greg Land’s “lightbox style”, but they just don’t mix, is all I’m saying.

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Shooting McFarlaine’s 12-inch Dorothy

Photographing Dorothy of McFarlaine’s Twisted Faity Tales set with a camphone. I know you want to say it’s kick-ass so give in already. LOL i Keed. See the 5-photo set here.

CA Antivirus FREE For 1 Year

If you have a new computer and currently looking for a good Anti-virus solution but doesn’t want to shell out some cash then this is for you. Computer Associates is giving a 1 year FREE trial for their Anti-virus product and from what I read they do this from time to time so I would suggest that you grab a copy while it’s still available.

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Iris Ranola in WPBA US 9-Ball Open Semis!

Iris Ranola Graphic

For friends who may have missed it,
here is an update update on Day 3 of the
WPBA U.S. 9-Ball Open Championship,
with emphasis on Filipino pool player Iris Ranola?s standing!

*Much thanks to Anne Craig and WPBA for the info!

Much thanks for looking, everyone!


Llink is here, friends!

Tongpats

Pinoys are so great with word play. We could invent a new word just by reversing or inserting certain syllables like ‘pa’ or ‘ga’ in between syllables. I loved doing the ‘pa’ and ‘ga’ game back in grade school. My mom would be horrified every time I said something like,

“Apalampam mopo bapa napa apakopo aypay hinpindipi papa kupumapakapainpin, Mapa?

You just have to take out the ‘pa-pe-pi-po-pu’ after every syllables and you have the exact translation. The  ‘pa’ inserts depend on the vowel of the previous syllable so if you have ako, you say it as apakopo. The same goes for the ‘ga’ inserts only the ‘pa’ ones are easier to use.

We also make up new words by mere association. The infamous Jologs for Jolina’s Organization started when rumors about Jolen’s alleged transfer from UP to AMA was because of the former school’s lack of star treatment for her. Berks for barkada, as popularized by ABS-CBN’s teeny-bopper series with the same title, was originally used to refer to the brand Birkenstock: predecessor of Havaianas’s fame. Then we also have  Granma which, when said nonchalantly sounds like grandma, actually refers to Grand Matador Brandy.

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