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Xander: The Saga Continues…
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Introducing: Xander
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Snakes in Da House
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Rockpool Restaurant & The Power of Twitter (part 2)
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Rockpool Restaurant & The Power of Twitter (part 1)
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Rockpool Restaurant & The Power of Twitter (part 2)
Read the first part here. Sometime a go I went to a Michelin star restaurant, The Kitchin, in Edinburgh. The restaurant was awarded one Michelin star for excellence in 2007, and the chef, Tom Kitchin, is the youngest ever Scottish Chef proprietor to receive one. The list of awards the restaurant has been collecting is [...]
Spouses’ Privacy Setting
At that particular beautiful morning, I was sipping coffee and going through the newsfeed on my facebook. Luckily I didn’t spill my coffee after reading a friend’s and her husband’s statuses. They just celebrated their anniversary, and felt it was necessary to share it to the world. I don’t mind all that, because overshare and [...]
Campaign Launched in UK to Improve The Image of Islam
I can’t be entirely sure but I remember that I took a part in the survey about the image of Islam in UK last year. There are tens of questions I had to answer and I was surprised to find out that even I have a negative image about Islam myself, both in UK and [...]
Vaguebooking: A Cry for Attention
One of my morning rituals, among many, is checking out my friends’ Facebook status. For someone like me who has friends all over the world, Facebook gives a simple outlet to keep in touch with everybody without spending too much money for texting and SMS-ing, or wasting too much time in chatting (time difference makes [...]
On Old Friends in Facebook
Budi Putra posted a very interesting fact about Facebook: as of March 2010, Indonesia is at the top rank of Facebook users in Asia. With 18.9 million users, Indonesia is well ahead of the number two, Philippines (10.5 million), and number three, India (6.8 million). I am not surprised. Indonesia might pick up the trend [...]
Selling Ghosts and Other Bizarre Stuff on The Internet
A man in New Zealand is selling what he claims are two troublesome exorcised ghosts on an internet auction website. He claims the ghosts, one of an old man and the other a young girl, were removed from his house by a spiritualist and are now captured in vials of holy water. The seller, known [...]
Some Weird Internet Hits
Who would have thought that we could be famous just by crying our eyes out? American bloke Parker set up the site after 400,000 people watched clips of his missus sobbing on Youtube. A dog who smiles whenever his owner is around has become an Internet superstar, as apparently more than 300,000 people have watched [...]
Hard To Say Goodbye
….. To our mobile provider. I have been Mrs. Maciphone since last year, and having so much fun using it. The first time I had it I didn’t really like it because it failed on basic mobile phone function, namely texting. It didn’t have a function to forward the message, let alone to copy and [...]
Spring Cleaning
Spring cleaning: thorough cleaning, especially of a residence when winter is over. The first time I heard spring cleaning term was when I was working back in Indonesia. Every time we were ready to move a company to their new office space, the removals or movers would come to identify each staff’s items, pack them [...]
What People Do Behind Closed Doors With Google Search
Have you googled your own name? Or your ex? Do you feel that you are a weirdo by doing that? Well think again. Apparently people have too much time on their hands – either that or too much imagination – and rely a lot on Holy Google to answer their dilemmas. The Telegraph has featured [...]