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Ever wonder what did people do on the train when there wasnt a thing called the iphone?

Well looking around, I get people sleeping, people playing with their fingers, people staring into a blank space (deep in thought), people listening to their iPods or mp3 players, people playing the psp(popular gadget on the train), people reading newspaper, people chatting on the phone, couples hugging, kids sitting on the train floor, people using their laptops, all doing their own things.

Wonder what will happen if someone goes up and chats with a total stranger In the train, would they take the fellow as crazy, be on their guard or embrace his friendliness?

Ok Im bored and to fill my time on the train where there isn’t any 3g, I decided to write this. Now that I have 3g it’s back to my regular iPhone activities.

But if u do have a take on the above please feel free to drop a comment

Midnight supper food in Singapore. Scissors Curry Rice at the corner of Jalan Besar Rd and Kitchener Rd – 229 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208905.

Word of advice, if you are driving there the lots at the side have been removed. So you have to either park at the new shopping mall and walk or pray hard that there is lots on the other side.

Doing some computer maintenance and found some of these snapshots that I taken over the past few months that I experienced with my battle proven Dell Vostro. So here’s some of the snapshots

Chrome Tab dies on me

Chrome crashed, needs to restart

Wego.com during Beta phrase

Checking out the Google Adsense adreview center

Creative in Google admanager broken

I love Google maps, its a great help better then Street directory. But whats best about the product is the little bugs that happen from time to time, like Google creating phantom town in Australia.

Here’s the story on theage.com.au

Did you know that the newspaper websites captured about 38% of all internet users in Q3, thats 74 million visitors, according to a custom analysis by Nielsen. Not a bad transition from print to digital eh. No wonder Rupert Murdoch is pushing for the subscription model across his newspaper empire.

The general perception is no one will pay for content that is can be found Free, at least that’s what a friend of mine told me. But I guess if the publication gives me good content that I cherish and can apply to my daily life, why not pay for it if its reasonable. The only downside to this is that if you cant afford to pay, then you will be deprive of that vital information which is something that is against one of the core value of the internet which is to share information.

Whats your take would you pay for content?

Check out the coverage about the 74 million visitors to Newspaper websites in Q3

Here are some videos on facebook that Joanne recommended me to watch. Cant watch them now, will catch up on these later. I thought I might as well share it with you.
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=166921723972&ref=nf <- Joanne Says its Superb

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=79099859899&ref=nf

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1103004008858&ref=nf

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=76771486562&ref=nf

Congrats, hope by then I can make a trip to South America for holidays

Rio de Janeiro Wins Bid for 2016 Olympic Games

The Olympics were awarded to a South American city for the first time, as Rio de Janeiro was chosen as the host of the
2016 Games on Friday.

Read More: http://www.nytimes.com?emc=na

1 – Had a good morning presenting to bosses our SEO strategy.

2 – Interviewed someone to help fill 1 of our positions.

3 – Setup GWT for the new language sites.

4 – Had an event that spoiled the day

5 – Managed to file my claims (does anyone find this a chore?)

6 – Watched Surrogate at Lido, having mix reactions to the show.

7 – Purchased Dungeon Hunter for the Iphone (expensive app but great game to play)

8 – Catch up with emails

Lets see what happens tomorrow…

Bruce willis new show Surrogates talks about humans virtually controlling a robotic self. This sci fi seems pretty cool as you would be able to control your robotic self on your day to day tasks. Simply put it making humans LAZY.

If I were to have a surrogate, I would rather find a way for him to run a script that does several tasks routinely while I get to do my stuff instead of controlling him. For starters, house work, changing baby nappies, marketing would all be his job. Simple office work like data entry that I have on my sites would also be outsourced to him for free

Having a surrogate is so much fun, while he works you are at the beach relaying. Nice eh!

Catch the trailer here or the surrogate website in Singapore

Flash forward is starting this coming sunday, been wanting to catch that. Wonder what would happen if the world really blacks out for a few secs.

Check out the details here – http://abc.go.com/shows/flash-forward