Tag: Philippines
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Happyslip Blogs wins Grand Bronze Anvil — most outstanding PR tool for 2008
We live in exciting times. For matters of semantics, I refer to “we” being us people in publishing, advertising, marketing, blogging, and really — anyone involved in a profession that has to do with changing mindsets. Globally, we hear horror stories of PR agencies who “just don’t get it” or marketers who try to ride…
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UPDATED: Farewell T3, Marie Claire, and Seventeen: You will be missed
UPDATE: I got something in the mail today — it’s from my former managing editor Alora Guerrero. She told me she’d be moving on to T3 after her career with MANUAL Magazine when it closed. I’ve moved on as well and Alora finally announces her position with T3 Online (she sent this on April 1…
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Exchange Beer for Crumpler Bags — now in Bonifacio High Street!
EDIT: Just to add, Charlie Paw says that the bags are actually 30% to 50% cheaper when bought with beer. That’s 50% to 70% discount: The cost of the beer for the exchange of each bag is just 30 to 50% of the price of the bag So its like getting less 50 to 70…
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Goodbye Warehouse 135 …
Sad news today. Warehouse 135 is closing its dance doors. And they’re making a last stand on March 6 2009. Here’s something DJ Martin Lugtu sent over: After two years of throwing some of the best underground dance parties in South East Asia and being host to some of the world’s finest DJs including, but…
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Geekiest Spa Treatment: Blue Water Day Spa Movie Theater
Sorry Francis, I’ve been meaning to post this. Blue Water Day Spa hit the nail on the head after they defined the ultimate spa experience in full HD. This is probably the geekiest spa I’ve heard about: Our Spa Theatre can accommodate 28 people at one time. It’s equipped with High Definition cinema projectors with…
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Rediscovering Lost Eden by Bio Research
UPDATE: For those of you who have read my dad’s column on the Ashitaba Leaf, you can easily propagate the shrub ocne you procure it from them. The Ashitaba are not being sold – they are being given away. All you need to do is print out his column and bring it to Bio Research…
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Garage Band ’09 has world’s largest tuning fork
Hello Mac user. Have you upgraded to iLife ’09 yet? Amidst the great reception of iPhoto ’09 and the woes for iWeb ’09 I must say that the biggest improvements to the suite are really with Garage Band ’09. If you play guitar for instance, the new version comes with a built in tuning fork!…
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Ah, The Good Times.
When you stare down at the precipice of uncertainty, it sometimes means that you’re looking from the wrong direction. And it is the same with predictions and musings of every writer that “this year will be this..” or “this year won’t be more of that from last year…” But I’ve noticed though — and thank…
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Windows 7 demo over Starbucks
Yeah. Even if I knew, from the back of my mind that Windows 7 will NOT install under CrossOver (CrossOver installs apps, not OS’s!), it was still worth a try. I guess I must do this the hard way. This afternoon, a rediscovered friend by the name of Johnny Benitez gave me a short run…
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PhilMUG 2008 Christmas Party Photo Overload!
In the tradition of PhilMUG Christmas parties, there are always more prizes to be raffled than guests! Everyone went home with something – alongside TuneCard gifts, iCreate magazines and Crumpler mini matches and Loo Rolls! I raffled off five Defactory pouches (made to fit an iPod) and a BodyGuardz iPod touch protector. A huge thanks…
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