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I apologize to everyone for the inconvenience my blog layout have brought to you. Thanks for those who noticed the mess.

Last week, I made a request to host to fix a problem/bug in my account. My account is having a problem calculating the free space available. They responded and told me that the only solution for this is to recreate my account. So I agreed and my account was recreated.

I was expecting everything to be fine. I backed-up all my files. Everything was supposed to be fine. But it did not went the way I expect it. My nitropixel.net domain won't bind with my hosting account. I've tried everything but still I got no luck. Until now, this problem remains unfixed. They are suggesting that my account should be recreated again.

All of my Batang Yagit layout graphics are hosted under my NitroPixel domain. If you have noticed last week, the images were missing. The texts were unreadable. I apologize for this inconvenience. It's fixed now. I've been away for few days and been busy with my exams that's why I was not able to fix it. But now, I'm back!









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Click to enlarge Image source: Apple I am always updated with latest happenings when it comes to gadgets. Thanks to IceClimbingMonkey who is always one of the first people to tip me with what's new. I just couldn't believe that Apple has been doing a lot of overhauling in their products. While the heat that the iPhone brought has not yet fully reached the Philippines, here they come again with

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   I was on my way to work earlier today and I took a jeepney. I hate taking jeepney rides because its hot outside but I have no choice. Another reason is, the music being played. I have no idea why but the jeepney drivers seem to have a knack for mixed tapes, medleys and upbeat remixes of love songs. (I dunno what its called) I cant stand it, and if you think these drivers cant keep up with technology, you are wrong. Gone are those car stereos that play cassette tapes and have dials, they now have cd players that can read MP3s, MP4s, WMAs and others. (note: 100++songs)  If they're not using the cd player, they turn the radio on, which is equally annoying. The station that they're listening to plays old songs, OPM songs, novelty songs, (read: jologs) Though I admit, sometimes it makes me laugh (the "kelangan pa bang immemorize yan?" station) but still. Anyhoo, while sitting inside the jeep, i was forced to listen to the radio (how can you not with the 5piece set including 2 sub woofers), GREAT. However, the commercials were on so I thought YEY! With the ride being quick I may get to work while the commercials are still on. But NO, the DJ went on air and said his usual greeting (annoying) and played the next song. I was not irritated that much this time, because he played a christmas song. Silver Bells. I realized, it is September already , we only have 109 days til Christmas! YAY! And I haven't gotten anything for anyone yet. I'm still making a list, but I found it hard. So I ended up doing MY wish list instead. :) In no particular order, I would want to have:

Below is my email to the State of Vermont Board Of Nursing inquiring on their policy in applying for Nclex in their state. Text in bold red is their answer to my questions. If you are interested in applying in the State Of Vermont, kindly go to their website at http://vtprofessionals.org/opr1/nurses/. State of Vermont is beside New York. Hi, My name is Myk, im a registered nurse in the

The second chapter in the Malu Fernandez controversy continues to ensue as Malu Fernandez resumes her post as a columnist on Manila Standard Today last September 3 of this year.

As expected, the people who were angered by her comments about OFWs and who called for her resignation were alarmed of Manila Standard’s decision of keeping Fernandez as a sign of following their protocols. One of those who were agitated was Nick of Tingog.com.

Last September 4, Nick has announced a renewed call to boycott Manila Standard as a sign of saying that Filipinos will fight for the image of the OFWs and they would not accept bigotry and discrimination not only in this country but also in all parts of the world.

“Do not go to their website, do not buy their paper, and anything that they write. Unless it is a declaration of firing Malu Fernandez, it will fall on deaf ears.” -Nick of Tingog.com

If we could recall, Nick was one of the few who were very vocal in expressing his opinions on the issue when the issue first came out.

To those who want to join their cause, go and visit this page, leave a comment, and place the pre-made badge on your blog/site to show your stand against Manila Standard Today and Malu Fernandez.

(Badge created by Karlo.PinoyBlogero for Tingog.com)

Note: I would like to make it clear that I have a different stand on this issue. I really don’t support the call for boycott, nor am I against it. ^_^

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I was just doing my daily reads in my Google Reader, and I saw this post about a test for pro-blogger-ship. Well, I don’t consider myself as one but it was worth a try.

The test is composed of twenty (20) multiple choice questions with four choices each. The questions are on different topics but are still related to blogging, search engines, robots files, current events in blogging, wordpress and social bookmarking sites. I took the test myself and scored a failing 65%.

Try it out just for fun. ^_^

Take the test from here, Pro Blogger Test.

It’s National Stroke Week on the 17th to the 23rd of September here in Australia. This campaign aims to increase awareness of stroke and inform people about the signs of stroke and how to prevent it.

Facts and Figures

• The second single greatest killer and leading cause of disability in Australia is stroke.
• In Australia, 53,000 people have a stroke every year and there are around 350,000 people living with stroke.

Acting FAST
The National Stroke Foundation is encouraging everyone to act FAST when recognising and remembering the signs of stroke.

Concise Stroke Rehabilitation & Recovery Guidelines
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