My nephew asked me to promote this music video, he and his friends made. It’s a song by Toto titled, I’ll Be Over You. The video is beautifully choreographed and edited, with exact lip-sync to the tune. They created this video for their school.
Click the link and view the video at YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUKyT0I0lQs
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Belldandy is a common sight in my desktop. From the moment I login, to the time I use some of the softwares installed in my PC. But how many Belldandy are there in my computer? Let’s see…
First is my login screen which has both (admin & guest) a Belldandy face icon. My PC name is Belldandy (seen at lower left).
My desktop on my administrator account. Neat and clean, and without any desktop icons.
My desktop on my guest account. Using a Windows Vista theme with an open Start menu.
The System Properties on My Computer, customized with a Belldandy image. I removed my registration info along with my system specs (for privacy).
And now for those softwares with customizable backgrounds and skins. Starting off with Media Player Classic, my alternative media player. It loads faster and uses less memory than the standard Windows Media Player. You can change the default background of MPC.
My download manager, FlashGet also has a customizable background. I use a download manager when downloading a lot of stuff from a specific website. I can leech all the links quickly. Like those PDF graphic novels of Heroes at Wikipedia.
My outdated Nero (I think it’s version 6), customized with a lovely background. Nero is my primary DVD/CD burning software. I also use it to create clips of videos or slide shows of photos.
And finally the most used software on my PC, the ultimate media/audio player, Winamp. I found this Belldandy/Ah! My Goddess skin a long time ago, back when Winamp was still version 3. I forgot where I got it, but I use it until now.
That’s all i can find on my desktop, and it doesn’t include the customized screen saver with lots of Belldandy pics. But enough of that. Next time I will show you Belldandy outside of my PC.
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Advertisements makes a software free, but it is also annoying. With a few tweaks and hacks we can remove ads from our favorite Yahoo! Messenger.
To disable/remove ads on Yahoo! Messenger 9
To remove/disable ads on Yahoo! Messenger 8
Visit www.mydigitallife.info for the whole instructions.
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I just created an account in Imeem today. I’ve known about this service for quite a while now, but back then I didn’t have any reason to register there, that is until now. While in the process of completing my profile, I came across the “find friend” feature of the site. At first I thought, like other social networks, I’ll just login using my email account to import all the contacts from that address book to Imeem. But unfortunately you have to do it the semi-manual way. You have to export your address book contact then import them to Imeem. Most of my contacts are stored in my Yahoo! email, so I need to export it to a CSV file, then upload it to Imeem.
Here’s how I exported my Yahoo! mail contacts (address book) to a readable CSV file.
That’s it.
You can now use this file on other websites that require you to import a CSV file. Like the one on Imeem.
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