Google Adsense recently updated their Terms of Service, that’s why when you logged in, they’ll require you to read it again and click I agree. I actually did not bother reading it, I just clicked I agree and then started searching the web on what changes has been made on their TOS.

Pacxon is a new version of a Pacman game where instead of collecting pills and running away from the enemies, the goal is to fill-up 80% of the blocks to move to a higher level.

Those numbers are not my telephone numbers. They are error codes from Windows Live Messenger that pops up when logging in.

Juno recently won an Oscar for the Best Original Screenplay. I guess, they really deserved that award because what makes the movie fun is the conversations made by the characters.

Last December 2007, I released a list of keywords that’s driving traffic to my blog.
Now, here’s the deal.

While playing Professor Layton and the Curious Village, I was stucked on this puzzle for a long time because I can’t figure out what the answer is, obviously. Here is the question and the 3 hints, maybe, you can help me solve this one.

Inspired by Jehzlau’s post, I’m now optimizing this blog post for Xpango. So, what is Xpango?

If you are fond of solving mind-bending puzzles, then, the new Nintendo DS game entitled Professor Layton and The Curious Village is a game you shouldn’t miss.

Many popular blogs already said their piece on Pay-Per-Play. Majority of them says that it is a bad idea and it will not fly. But why am I still with them?

That’s what they call it. The Superman Dunk. That’s the dunk made by Dwight Howard on the NBA slam dunk competition. And it is really amazing.
If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the Superman Dunk video as posted on Youtube:

On the first week of testing Project Wonderful on this blog, I found out that putting them here did not affect my Google Adsense performance. There’s no change in my Google Adsense CTR and earnings, hence, Project Wonderful is a good source of additional income. Even up to now, Project Wonderful is not affecting my [...]

I really love Valentine’s Day. It just beat all my one-day record on Google Adsense, thanks for people addicted to text messages.
Here’s the screen shot of my Google Adsense earnings for February 14, 2008. Click the image for a better view.

History repeats itself. Just like what happened last Valentine’s day, heavy traffic is flowing on my text messages blog right now. 400 unique visitors per hour is not a joke.

If your boyfriend is a blogger, he’ll appreciate any one of the following gifts.

Since many are already joining Project Wonderful, I’ve decided to give some tips for publishers to attract more advertisers on their ad box.

Just a special valentine’s day video from one of my favorite blogs, Postsecret.

I tested Project Wonderful’s Withdraw Funds feature after earning more than $10 last week. I decided to withdraw $10 to see how fast the withdrawal could be processed. The result? The $10 is sent to my Paypal account after 1 day.
Here are the steps:

I used MagMyPic.Com to create a fake magazine cover of myself, and here is the result:

I’ve been experimenting with Project Wonderful these past few days. And I found a way to maximize my money by advertising on it and get targeted traffic at a rate of almost $0.01/visitor.