That Witch!

Sorry for the title. I had a small argument with a woman. She was complaining about her son playing computer games at our net cafe. The bad thing about her was that she was shouting and yelling at us! She could have just talked to us nicely about her complaints. She's gone wild. Gladly I still have my manners and did not stop down to her level. I simply talked to her and told her to not be scandalous and talk to us nicely. She threatened us about raising a complaint. Whatever! We are ready! Oh well, some people ain't acting like people! That' s why I fondly call her a witch! lol..

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Rare Pictures of Ali Lohan

Rare pictures of Ali Lohan.
It's up to you to decide who is prettier- Ali or Lindsay?!

Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.

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Conan Indulges His Jeggings Obsession

On Wednesday night, Tim Gunn made a guest appearance on Conan O'Brien's late night show on TBS. The Project Runway star, as always, had plenty to say (who can forget his tirade about Taylor Momsen?) but it was his hatred of Jeggings that truly piqued Conan's interest. Turns out Conan has a fear-based obsession with the leggings-meet-jeans, and while the two had a hysterical conversation about the too-tight-pants, Conan took it a step farther by promising to wear a pair for an entire episode of his show the following night. As promised, Coco rocked some of the tightest and teeniest Jeggings we've ever seen, and though he made a questionable styling choice by pairing his stovepipe pants with his usual dress shirt, shoes, and tie, we have to say Bravo to Conan for being such a sartorial risk-taker, in the name of a good laugh. And as it turns out, it was a good experience for Coco, at least according to his Twitter page: "Tonight I wore jeggings while interviewing the Kardashians. I'm never taking them off. You can pry them from my cold, Irish legs. #jeggings." (iVillage)

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Webhosting Has Gone Considerably Low!

Webhosting has gone really low and affordable these days. I still remember those times when getting my own domain and paying for website hosting has never crossed my mind. I knew the costs involved and my pockets can’t handle it. I am jobless and I blog for fun. Getting my own domain and web hosting would cost me a fortune and regrets at the end!

But now, I read online that web hosting can be as cheap as $10 a month and even under. The competition in the web hosting industry among web hosting providers is getting tougher as it becomes more and more saturated. So maybe, just my speculation this is the reason why web hosting cost are noticeably lower than it was before.

According Web Hosting Geeks Inmotion ranks top among their top ten Web Hosting or Best Web Host for 2008. Yahoo and GoDaddy only ranked 7th and 8th place. You can find these detailed reviews about top Web Hosting providers at webhostinggeeks dot com.

Web hosting comes in variety and I hadn’t known that except today. I accidentally discovered this at Web Hosting Geeks because they have this Best Forum Web Hosting, Best Email Web Hosting and a lot more. This makes me think that of course a Forum website needs a different kind of web hosting services in contrast to an ordinary website requiring ordinary web hosting.

Well, I am not really that good at this thing so better check Web Hosting Geek!

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What does a team member on a rules project need to know?

As part of a new client engagement, I will have to bring my current team mates up to speed on business rules, engine use, the business rules approach, fact modeling, rule writing and analysis.

Short of enrolling the entire team in Artemis Alliance's business rules analysis, and rule engine technology training classes, I decided to turn to some free resources for now…

So…what does an analyst, architect or programmer absolutely HAVE to know about rules before embarking on a brand spankin’ new rules project?
Below, I have compiles a list of both mandatory and helpful readings that I intend to give my team:
Overview and General Resources:Business Rules on Squidoo

Business Rules Community (free registration)

Artemis Alliance Blog Spot - Down to Earth Business Rules

Business Rules vs. Business Requirements - by Gladys Lam Term-Fact Modeling - by Oscar Chappel

Business Vocabularies - by Dave McComb

Formal Theory:Defining Business Rules - by The Business Rules Group

Rule Authoring & Organization:

The Role of a Rule Analyst (Part I) & (Part II) - by Kristen Seer Launching a Corporate Glossary - by Bonnie K. O'Niel

Business Grammar Rules (Part I) , (Part II) & (Part III) - by Terri Moriarty

Business Rules Validation - by Steve Hoberman

For IT:

Pitfalls and Lessons Learned of Business Rules Implementation - A Technical Perspective

Decision Tables & Decision Trees

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How to Eliminate Your Child’s Facial, Vocal and Motor Tics?

Many parents are faced with serious problem on how to eliminate their child’s facial tics, vocal and motor tics. Tics are a characteristic of Tourette syndrome. According to Wikipedia, Tourette Syndrome is an inherited neuropsychiatric disorder with onset in childhood. The disease is characterized by the existence of physical, vocal, tic.

Tics may include repetitive eye blinking, mouth twitches, eye squinting, throat clearing, facial contortion, wrinkling nose, compulsive grunting among other. But tics may differ from one individual to another.

Tics has various disadvantages, aside from the awful truth that it’s not normal, it lowers your child’s self esteem, its embarrassing, and not at all pleasant to see.

There are various ways to treat facial tics. Prescription drugs and OTC remedies are available. But these drugs do not always guarantee results and yet their side effects can outweigh the possible benefits. If you consider the fact that these drugs are taken inside the body, adverse reactions may occur like vomiting, headache as the most common. You might want to spare your child of these side effects.

You can eliminate your child’s facial, vocal, and motor tics without giving them those drugs. Yes, this is possible. You can help your child and eliminate their tics without much of a hassle on your part and most especially on your child’s part. . The answer – Facial tics. Facialtics has created a quick and easy guide to eliminating your child’s tics guaranteed to work. Facialtics offers the right treatment for your child ensuring that tics are eliminated and will never return. In fact, your child’s tics may be eliminated in as fast as 72 hours only.

Doutbful? It’s normal to doubt especially now that almost anything can be faked. So here’s what facialtics is offering- their GUARANTEE FOREVER! Facialtics is also offering full 3 months for you to try their secrets before you make up your mind.

So what are you waiting for. Visit their website now and help yourself and your beloved child!

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Mozilla adopts two real, live firefoxes, broadcasts live stream...

by Sebastian Anthony on December 3, 2010 at 01:00 PM

Yes, in a beautiful collision of cuddly adorableness and PR mastermindery, Mozilla has adopted two baby firefoxes. These cuties (which are actually pandas -- not foxes) were born at Knoxville Zoo, Tennessee, back in June, but as of today they're now part of the Mozilla community.

For the next few months, Mozilla will be broadcasting a live, 24-hour video stream of these two cuties. There are even six different angles to choose from (seriously -- I'm not making this up), and it's best to watch them at 9am, 12pm and 4pm EST, just after they've been fed. There's a video of them rolling about after the break.

Anyway, if watching very cute (but mostly inanimate) animals isn't really your kind of thing, you can also help Mozilla name them! Right now, in true soulless coder fashion, they're only known as "cub #1" and "cub #2" -- but if you hop over to the FirefoxLive site, you can suggest a name.

Over the following months, Mozilla plans to provide "more ways to interact with them". I'm intrigued and more than slightly concerned. Let's hope Mozilla Labs doesn't get involved... Tags: browser, firefox, firefoxlive, knoxville, knoxville zoo, KnoxvilleZoo, mozilla, red panda, RedPanda, tennessee

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