Supreme Court extends voter registration: Use the Christmas break to register as a voter
We should all thank the Supreme Court of the Philippines for siding with reason, acting swiftly and upholding our right to suffrage by granting KABATAAN party’s petition to extend the deadline of the continuing voter’s registration for the upcoming 2010 elections.
This is a victory for all...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
Spycam Classic Lighter Camera – 4Gb USB spycam
Here’s a neat gift for this coming Christmas, especially to the ones who dream of becoming a secret agent like James Bond or Jason Bourne. A harmless looking, classical disposable lighter that looks and feels like the real thing but inside is a tiny camera for discreetly recording moments and gathering...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
Stereo Neckphones by Hammcher Schlemmer
We have various models of stereo headphones yet some people complain that they loose awareness of their surroundings thanks to these devices. A new innovation intends to address this issue with a rather-ridiculously looking device.
Stereo Neckphones
It’s light, flexible and rests around your neck,...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
Celebrating National Volunteers’s Month in DLSU-D
Designated as the National Volunteers’ Month by virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 55, December is a big month for us Lasallian volunteers, not only because it’s Christmas season but more importantly, it’s during this month that nation officially celebrates the spirit of volunteerism...
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Support HB 6799: Anti-No Permit, No Exam Bill
The “No Permit, No Exam” policy has been a policy that has long continued to make students, most especially the poor ones to suffer and struggle to finish their education. In most cases, students who are unable to pay their tuition fees are forced to drop out because they’d been denied...
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Minimount – mount your netbook anywhere
With netbooks being used almost anywhere, problems like where to put it on safely and securely is a daily occurrence. Even though they’re small and light, they still need a flat and wide enough surface to be used on safely. Something that’s hard to find when you’re out of the office.
minimount...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
iWallet – a safe in your pocket that reads your fingerprint
We have various security features for the valuable (read: expensive) things we own. Password encryption, biometric locks, alarms protect our gadgets and they have proven themselves to be effective.
However, we have yet to upgrade the security features of one of the oldest and most common invention we...
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Long & short plaster – Band-aid in a dispenser
When I was a kid, I often had small cuts and wounds on my knees whenever I stumble and fall down on the ground. The pain and agony are quickly relieved by the application of the good’ol Band-aid. My personal favorite were the brightly colored type especially the blue one.
Unfortunately though,...
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So what to do with Google Wave?
Update: I have 7 Google Wave invites left, if you want to try it out, leave a comment with your correct email address in the comment field below.
Last week, the awesome Noisy Ade sent me an invite to preview Google Wave. It’s one of the newest tools from Google, an online tool for real-time communication...
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DLSUD’s toys & school supplies drive
Just 24 days to go and Christmas would soon dawn upon us. It has been a tough and challenging year for us all, with many typhoons, political upheavals, well-known figures passing on and heroes crowned, 2009 is definitely a year to look back to in the future.
However, I think it’s just fitting that...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
