Now Youtube just got Delicious.
Nope, I didn’t mean Youtube is into food business or is offering free food. For those computer users familiar with the internet, Delicious is a famous social bookmarking website.
The popular bookmarking website was purchased by Youtube founders, Chad Hurley and Steve Chen.
Wait a minute, didn’t Google acquire Youtube and Feedburner back in 2006-2007? Looks like the big G is just getting bigger and bigger.
Continue reading Youtube acquires social bookmarking site, Delicious.
Harry Potter fans have a reason to rejoice (or be sad, depending on your perspective 
) this year, as the Harry Potter franchise draws to a conclusion this July 15,2011 with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
As with the rest of the Harry Potter franchise, the last part of the Harry Potter series would definitely be a memorable one for Harry Potter fans.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:Part 2 feels darker and serious as compared to the previous Harry Potter movies. See for yourself in this movie trailer below.
Continue reading Harry’s Last-Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:Part 2 (Trailer).
Dictionaries nowadays are very expensive – even the simplest or smallest dictionary can cost you around $16.00 (800Php), so finding the right dictionary for you is no joke.
There are many kinds of dictionaries depending on the user’s needs. For example, law students or lawyers have the “law dictionary” which specifically provide for hard-to-understand legal terms.
However, in this post, we’ll tackle on a different kind of dictionary – the “medical dictionary“.
Continue reading Where to find free Medical Dictionaries.
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The American Idol show last night started with a bang as it started with a song number from the rest of the Idols’ cast off, namely, Karen Rodriguez, Ashthon Jones, Thia Megia (my personal favorite 
) , Naima Adepapo, Paul McDonald, singing to the song of Pink’s “So What?”. A very electrifying start indeed, although I wished that Thia was still on the competition.
Anyway, the topic of this post is Jacob Lusk’s performance last night on American Idol. So what did he choose to sing for the three Idol judges? Its “Dance with my Father” by Luther Vandross. The song is nice on itself – but to Lusk, it means more than another “nice Vandross song”.
Continue reading American Idol’s Jacob Lusk takes on Luther Vandross’ song.
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Oh yes, the Mavericks. Mention that word and it always reminds me of Dirk Nowitzki. He’s that tall white guy we idolized back in high school not only because of his height but also because of his basketball skills. His 3-point shots are a killer, more so his electrifying dunks.
Now, Nowitzki proved that he still has that basketball skills as he lead the Mavericks to their crucial Game 1 win against the Portland Trailblazers!
Continue reading Mavericks wins Game 1 against Trailblazers in 2011 NBA Playoffs.
If you checked the Google website today you’ll probably see something odd on its logo; yes, it’s not sporting its usual rainbow-colored Google logo. Rather, it shows a Youtube video picture showing a person holding a newspaper having a large “Google” headline printed on top of it.
Try clicking it.
Yes, the Youtube video picture is actually a playable video! And its not just any video, it’s a complete Charlie Chaplin-like mini movie – a fitting tribute to Charlie Chaplin by Google.
So what’s so special with April 16 and Google Doodle about Charlie Chaplin? Why that’s the date of Charlie Chaplin’s birthday!
Continue reading Google Doodle for Charlie Chaplin’s 122nd Birthday.
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