Yahoo! is selling out to Microsoft finally, reports Businessweek.
The battle for supremacy between Google and Microsoft is heating up fast. I am partial for Google. I don’t know why.
Yahoo! is selling out to Microsoft finally, reports Businessweek.
The battle for supremacy between Google and Microsoft is heating up fast. I am partial for Google. I don’t know why.
The horrible ghost of the Naia Terminal 3 is back to haunt the pickpockets.
Why do I feel extremely delighted?
I remember I have an old related post.
(via ellentordesillas.com. Thanks Tongue!)
A reported kidnap and rape of a drug agent’s daughter has sparked outrage and re-ignited calls for an all-out war against drugs— again. Turned out, the report was wrong. So now, the expected bloodbath resulting from another full-scale confrontation between law enforcers and the armed forces of the underground is put on hold yet until the next flare up.
It’s not new: impassioned law enforcers promising total wipe out of all the agents of the trade backed up by an outraged citizenry and a furious government. Lightning arrests sure to follow, dozens dead in dark alleys and more in far away places in days, confiscations and seizures, executions…Then the lull– as usual. Until the next outbreak. Like a gangster movie played, replayed, rewritten, reconstructed, replayed over and over again and again, same beginning, plot and ending. See what do we have: a trade even more vigorous and much more prosperous than ever before. It’s like the industry itself loves the periodic bloodletting, the blood of some of its own its very nourishment.
When shall we learn to face the reality that the war on drugs is totally wasted?!
“I Know What I Saw” is a film documentary on the controversial topic UFO. The director assembled the most credible witnesses from around the globe to reveal their accounts at the National Press Club in Washington.

… a whooping P6.5B in expenses and counting.