This was taken almost 2 years ago when I was still in Davao. I was with (of course) my girl friend Evz and I guess we were in Gaisano Mall Davao during this time.
We’re a camera addict way back then. This is a phone cam picture unya basta makakita og hayag hala pose 
. She sent this picture (with caption) to me 2 days ago and it touched me deeply.
She is one of the closest friends I had in Davao. I only have few girl friends, Sheng, Glenn and her. We love to goof around and do funny things to make the most out of our busy office days.
That was the hippiest and happiest friendship days of my life and wherever I go, I always have it inside me.
Loves jud tamo kaau
Evz is currently maintaining 3 blogs and she’s also a writer/editor in our bloggers lobby blog.
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I am really hoping to see them in jail one day and I hope this raises awareness for all those new users to be very careful on the emails you received. There are a lot of spam and scam in the internet..be very careful.
Yahoo files suit against lottery spammers
Yahoo Inc. has filed a lawsuit against an unknown group of defendants it alleges tricked consumers into thinking they won a lottery or prize offered by the Internet company.
Yahoo filed the lawsuit on May 16 in U.S. District Court in New York City under federal trademark law, federal anti-spam law and other state laws.
In its court filing, Yahoo contends that the defendants masqueraded as the Internet company, sending out e-mails claiming recipients had won prizes ranging from a few thousand to a million dollars and instructing them to click on a link or forward personal information to a “Yahoo lottery coordinator” to get their prize.
At times, recipients were instructed to contact another party to arrange for the prize payment, Yahoo said in the filing, and this other party would charge them “hundreds of dollars in various processing and mailing charges in order to complete the payment process.”
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Japan urges limiting kids’ cell phones
Japanese youngsters are getting so addicted to Internet-linking cell phones that the government is starting a program warning parents and schools to limit their use among children.
The government is worried about how elementary and junior high school students are getting sucked into cyberspace crimes, spending long hours exchanging mobile e-mail and suffering other negative effects of cell phone overuse, Masaharu Kuba, a government official overseeing the initiative, said Tuesday.
“Japanese parents are giving cell phones to their children without giving it enough thought,” he said. “In Japan, cell phones have become an expensive toy.”
The recommendations have been submitted from an education reform panel to Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda’s administration, and were approved this week.
The panel is also asking Japanese makers to develop cell phones with only the talking function, and GPS, or global positioning system, a satellite-navigation feature that can help ensure a child’s safety.
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My heart goes out to all the people who are affected in the recent tornado/twister in Kansas as well as those people in China who just suffered from an aftershock from previous earthquake.
It always bleeds me to hear this news but what can I say, that’s always how life is. But I’m always praying for a quick recovery of those who are affected and for those who lost their loved ones…my heartfelt condolences.
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