I've just backread a few posts in my blog and realized I've posted cool stuff! Haha! Ok, Ok, maybe not that cool but it also made me realize people are reading my blog. Specially topics relating to PSPs.
I think I'll resume posting here and start with what you guys read most.
I'll be updating in a few days.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
When priorities change.
10 months ago, my priority was to make a great and interesting blog.
It's clearly not my concern today.
See, priorities change. What you think is essential today may not be that much of a necessity tomorrow.
When setting priorities, always make sure you gear it for eternity.
It's clearly not my concern today.
See, priorities change. What you think is essential today may not be that much of a necessity tomorrow.
When setting priorities, always make sure you gear it for eternity.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Hungry.
Man I'm freakin' hungry! I could eat a horse! Literally! Gotta get some food... glorious food...
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Condom Hairbands anyone?
I just got this email regarding hairbands being made with recycled condoms. Haven't confirmed its validity though but its worth knowing.
Here's what I received:
Check your kids hair bands and make sure they do not put them in their mouth while trying to plait or tie their hair
I thought you might find the following article from snopes.com interesting: http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/hairband.asp
Be cautious of hair bands at open markets around the city too - they are probably from China since they are purc hased in bulk very very cheap !!!!
Take a good look before buying hair bands in future - specially like the following kind...
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These Hair bands were made from used condoms and threads. That was so disgusting, I would not want to use them!!
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BEIJING (AFP) - Used condoms are being recycled into hair bands in southern China threatening to spread sexually-transmittable diseases they were originally meant to prevent, state media reported Tuesday
In the latest example of potentially harmful Chinese-made products, rubber hair bands have been found in local markets and beauty salons in Dongguan and Guangzhou cities in s outhern Guangdong province, China Daily newspaper said.
'These cheap and colorful rubber bands and hair ties sell well ..... threatening the health of local people,' it said.
Despite being recycled, the hair bands could still contain bacteria and viruses, it said.
'People could be infected with AIDS, (genital) warts or other diseases if they hold the rubber bands or strings in their mouths while waving their hair into plaits or buns,' the paper quoted a local dermatologist who gave only his surname, Dong, as saying. A bag of ten of the recycled bands sells for just 25 s en (three cents), much cheaper than others on the market, accounti ng for their popularity, the paper said.
A government official was quoted as saying recyclin g condoms was illegal. China 's manufacturing industry has been repeatedly tarnished this year by a string of scandals involving shoddy or dangerous goods made for both domestic and foreign markets.
In response, it launched a public relations blitz this summer aimed at playing up efforts to strengthen monitoring systems.
Here's what I received:
Check your kids hair bands and make sure they do not put them in their mouth while trying to plait or tie their hair
I thought you might find the following article from snopes.com interesting: http://www.snopes.com/medical/
Be cautious of hair bands at open markets around the city too - they are probably from China since they are purc hased in bulk very very cheap !!!!
Take a good look before buying hair bands in future - specially like the following kind...
..
These Hair bands were made from used condoms and threads. That was so disgusting, I would not want to use them!!
..
...
BEIJING (AFP) - Used condoms are being recycled into hair bands in southern China threatening to spread sexually-transmittable diseases they were originally meant to prevent, state media reported Tuesday
In the latest example of potentially harmful Chinese-made products, rubber hair bands have been found in local markets and beauty salons in Dongguan and Guangzhou cities in s outhern Guangdong province, China Daily newspaper said.
'These cheap and colorful rubber bands and hair ties sell well ..... threatening the health of local people,' it said.
Despite being recycled, the hair bands could still contain bacteria and viruses, it said.
'People could be infected with AIDS, (genital) warts or other diseases if they hold the rubber bands or strings in their mouths while waving their hair into plaits or buns,' the paper quoted a local dermatologist who gave only his surname, Dong, as saying. A bag of ten of the recycled bands sells for just 25 s en (three cents), much cheaper than others on the market, accounti ng for their popularity, the paper said.
A government official was quoted as saying recyclin g condoms was illegal. China 's manufacturing industry has been repeatedly tarnished this year by a string of scandals involving shoddy or dangerous goods made for both domestic and foreign markets.
In response, it launched a public relations blitz this summer aimed at playing up efforts to strengthen monitoring systems.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
I want a semi-pro digicam.
I really love to take pictures. I don't care if I'm on the picture or not. I just want to capture that still moment. A breath taking view. A funny moment. And lots of other things.
That's why I want to invest on a semi-pro digital camera.
I still have to do my research as there are many cameras out there.
Also, I have to save! Hehe.
Before our trips out of the country, I'll buy a decent digicam first.
That's why I want to invest on a semi-pro digital camera.
I still have to do my research as there are many cameras out there.
Also, I have to save! Hehe.
Before our trips out of the country, I'll buy a decent digicam first.
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