I’ve uploaded the photos from our 8 Waves trip at Bulacan last 2005 (if I remember the date correctly). You can view the photos at my Media Gallery. Good thing I found these photos, since our barkada was almost complete on this one. It’s been quite sometime now since our barkada’s got separated, or should I say, is now living in different countries. Our trip at 8 waves was sponsored by Aldrin, who just visited back here in the Philippines from the U.S. And at that time Mac, was still here in our country. I just hope this December when Aldrin vists, Mac can arrive by early January.

Also I uploaded photos of my girlfriend, Jo-Anne (that’s the correct spelling of her name with a dash). Our photos, or mostly hers can be found at the My Honey link on the navi panel. I’ve only uploaded a few photos, counted to 25. And the date range of the photos are from 2001 to 2007. Some of the photos are small, considering that it was only scanned and not from a digital camera. I used Postcard Viewer flash software for the gallery. And FYI the images loads at random positions, so if you refresh, the photos will show up in a different place.

A couple of hours ago WordPress just released its latest stable release version 2.3. The new release is called “Dexter”, named from the great tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon. There are couple of new improvements for the system. Most noticeably, the tagging support, which enables adding tags to your posts in addition to the categories. There is also a new update notification if ever there is a new release of WordPress. Also another feature which the Authors may notice is the new button on the WYSIWYG editor which shows/hide the advanced toolbar.

Moreover there are a couple of security fixes from the last update, so if you are one of those user of WordPress, I really recommend to upgrade yours now. I have already upgraded mine, how about you?

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Finally I fixed and updated my trackers, also known as Blog loggers. As you can see on my navi panel on the right all logs from MyBlogLog, BlogCatalog, and Bumpzee are all consistent in their size and style. This is all thanks to the ultra useful (shameless promotion) Firefox plugin called Colorzilla. Using Colorzilla to figure out the exact CSS id of the loggers, I finally removed the annoying extra info and changed its style and color.

Using IFRAME and linking the loggers to an external HTML document, I can virtually change everything using that single file. Although I’m having problems previewing Bumpzee today because of their maintenance.

Simple and clean. ^_^

I’ve recently updated Eternalmoonlight’s My Profiles page. From the old boring look that has so many links pointing to my various online profiles, to the new button-like images I’ve created for each link.

I’ve created the buttons using the exact image/logo of each website, and conform it to the standard 88×31 small size button. Now the page looks colorful, thanks to the logos. I’ll be adding more when I find my other online profiles, specially my account on Digg which I can’t remember my username & password. And later, I’m gonna register on Orkut, the social networking site of Google.

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