Tag: Thoughts and Musings
My Life
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Just Bought: Canon Speedlite 580EX
You know I would really like to thank all my photographer friends who have been encouraging me to shoot more and more – and thus invest a little bit more into this hobby. To mind come friends like Elber, Anton, Jed and Markku. And so yesterday I got myself a Canon Speedlite 580EX from Mayer…
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Two Book Recommendations
I’m currently reading the following books and would like to recommend them to you. There’s a sale at PowerBooks for those of you who have been putting off book buying. The sale is 20% off on all foreign titles. Jasper Fforde | The Fourth Bear Fforde is a literary genius, combining the absurd with well…
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What the Publishing Industry Has Taught Me” # 57
I learned to flaunt certain strengths and go with the flow when it comes to certain “talents” that I have. Take this particular talent for instance. Discuss.
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Will blog advertising ever get saturated?
This was the question posed to me in an interview for Filipinas Magazine by Yvette Tan. My short answer was no it won’t – just look at the magazine industry. In fact, advertising in the print industry is a bit trickier with viewed ads because consumers have to buy or subscribe to the magazine first…
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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade on January 16 2007
January 16 2007 will be the biggest date for 8 million PC gamers worldwide. Thus marks the end of gamer social life for the next few months. For the next several weeks, more 8 million players around the world will be engaged in getting from level 60 – 70, training skills, doing the Eye of…
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Losing My Memory!
Literally actually! I’ve been shooting at Medium to Large format lately with my 350D. And it has come to the point where I’m losing hard disk space. I’m in the market for an external drive in the 100GB++ range. Right now I’m thinking of a LaCie brand external HD mainly because it sounds cool and…
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Ideas That Spread, Win.
In today’s age of information diffusion, people still do not understand that good marketing can always sell a crap product. Ideas that spread, win. Ideas that spread, win. Ideas that spread, win. Ideas that spread, win. Take it away, Seth! Ideas that spread, win.
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And the Crocs go wild!
I’m jealous of lifestyle journalists. This is because they get invited to soft openings of retail stores that can afford to give away something to everyone, as compared to tech journalists who need to go through a raffle to being home something really nice. I guess this is because lifestyle products are generally cheaper –…
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Pre-Vacation Load: The Sad Part of ProBlogging
If you are in the loop regarding the current payment schemes of network bloggers, you will know that there are around three basic types of payment: the revenue share scheme where you earn a cut from network advertising the blogger salary scheme where you are paid a fixed rate per month the pay per post…
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Why bloggers are like golfers
In our office we get a mix of personalities visiting the editorial area .. from chefs and food stylists for our food magazine, to gadget geeks to musicians for Burn and golfers for Golf Digest Philippines. It’s the golfers that are the most animated as they can all relate about how challenging hole number 6…
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