Sunday, November 30, 2008

Midnight Train to Georgia




30 ROCK - Midnight Train to Georgia
30 ROCK really rocks

New York, HMMMM..... prove too much for the man (too much for the man)
(he couldn't make it) so he's leaving the life he's come to know
He' leavin' (leavin')
On that Midnight Train To Georgia
Levin' on that Midnight Train.... well, well,


Yes, He's leavin'...Yes, He's leavin'.......
On that Midnight Train To Georgia
Levin' on that Midnight Train, hmmm, ummm, yeah!


My World, Her World, His World, Our World (mine and his/her alone)
I've got to Go, I've got to Go,
On that Midnight Train..
Gonna board (here a board), Gonna board (here a board), Gonna board on that Midnight Train..


I miss it (he miss it) I miss that that Midnight Train to Georegia (You miss that Midnight Train)
Ohwoohhhh there's 11:45 and I was missing form about the time (missing form about the time didn't even get stand in line)


Yeah I miss it (He miss the Midnight Train To Georgia)

Monday, November 10, 2008

Companies that uses Social Media

I have stumble upon this page of Being Peter Kim and I think this is very helpful in advancement our social media community. Below are the list of company that uses social media as the other wing side of promotion online.

you can read more here:
http://bit.ly/smmlist

Friday, November 7, 2008

CDO Bloggers First Meet Up

It is the first step and the starting point for CDO Bloggers. Indeed, it's another turning event of the Blogging Population in Cagayan de Oro City where 18 bloggers in different niche of blogs preference meet together for a great leap forward in organizing Kagay-anons bloggers.


It was held at Mindys Cagayan de oro (Saturday, November 7, 2008), the discussion is fun yet all of the bloggers are aspiring to group in the bigger scaled-CDO. If you are in Cagayan and doing blog or about to do blog, whether you are a student, out of school youth, earners or non-earners (as of the moment) you can Join CDO bloggers, sign up now for more blogging and see you there!

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

The Online Community effect on Obama's Winning the Election

One of the reason why Barack Obama wins not just simply because people finds him very interesting but the other reason is he uses well the Online Communinty as influential tools in his Campaign.

Barack Obama wins the US United States presidential election of 2008 because many American finds him very exciting in terms of change. People need changes and it always be, Barack Obama need to proves this changes not only in America but the impression's of of the whole world of what America can do.

This year is very breathe-taking, this is not about the color or race descendant but how to change the relation within America's experience during George W. Bush Administration, how he handles foreign policy, what can he do to those Countries that really in need.

In my subjective view, Barack Obama is a natural peace maker and I hope he can develop more on the principle that he believe in SPREADING THE WEALTH, with this political stand many countries will follow not because for popularity but for the timely needed of what we don't have now a days.

In McCain's concession speech, he recognizes Barack Obama achieving this significant day in the history of America, he even congratulate the new elected United State President in front of John's supporter.

This is another turning event, that utilizing the advancement of Social Media or the Online Community really helps a lot in touching ones heart

Monday, October 6, 2008

7 Social Media Must (not) do.


  1. Trying to participate in too many tools If you are siging up and building a profile on every new thing that comes out, you better be a writer for Mashable. No one can keep up with all the new things. Find some you like and do a good job in them.
  2. Expect that just setting up an account will yield results Guess what - you have to do more than just set up an account to get results. If I had a dollar for every person that has told me they set up a LinkedIn account and nothing happened, I’d be rich.
  3. Not using the tools to connect with people Nearly every site makes it possible to connect with other people (I think that is why they call is SOCIAL media). If you are not connecting, no one is finding you.
  4. Giving up after a short time Social media is about making and sustaining connections. The only way you can grow your influence is long term. Stop crying - if you do not like the fact that it takes time, don’t do it at all.
  5. Promoting yourself without providing value The fact that you signed up for an account does not give you the right to promote yourself constantly. And it is a sure way to get people to run in the other direction.
  6. Not using the tools to link to other resources Similar to not connection to people, if you only link to your website or blog and never bookmark or link to other interesting resources, you will never gain the respect of your audience. Nor should you.
  7. Not intentionally building a target network Don’t pick the biggest network or the one that your kid brother said you should use. Find out where your current customers go and your target audience hangs out online. Intentionally build value and influence in the right communities, even if they are smaller.



Original post by: 7 Stupid Social Media Mistakes

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Safety Tips upon joining Social Networks

  1. No social networking site is safe, including myYearbook.
    Reporting bad people to the police is important. Remember to call law enforcement if threatened.
  2. Don't lie about your age.
    If you lie about your age, your profile may be deleted without notice.
  3. Don't give out your contact information.
    myYearbook is a public space, including your profile. Anything you post is available to the whole world. Don't post things you wouldn't want the whole world to know. Don't post your phone number, address, IM screen name, or your specific whereabouts.
  4. Report nudity, harassment, hate speech, and other inappropriate content.
    Call the cops if you think anyone is in danger.
  5. You can be denied admission to college or a job based on things you put in your profile.
    It has happened. Don't let it happen to you. Don't post things that can embarrass you later.
  6. Don't meet people in real life that you only “know” online.
    As you have heard in the news surrounding MySpace, people who have met others in real life have been raped or murdered. Predators are out there, and they are very dangerous. Don't meet people in real life. They may not be who they pretend to be. If you do decide to meet someone you've met on line, tell your parents first, meet in a public place and bring a trusted adult.
  7. Sex with an underage person is rape.
    It does not matter if that person lied about their age. It's rape and you will go to prison.
  8. Don't be a cyber bully.
    In many states, you can be charged with a crime. If you are being bullied here are some things you can do to make it stop: call the police -- best idea; block the harasser -- doesn't always work; delete your profile -- starting over isn't really that hard; document your harassment -- save your IMs, text, and messages to give to the police; don't respond -- sometimes they will get bored and go away; don't ever meet them -- this is the worst thing you can possibly do. You never know who you are dealing with. Always assume the worst.
  9. Get Suicide Help.
    If you or anyone you know needs help with depression, coping, or life in general, free help is available. Tell an adult or trusted friend, or contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-784-2433 or through your state crisis center at http://suicidehotlines.com. You can also check out http://www.hopeline.com and http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org.
  10. Take Threats Seriously.
    If you read threats of suicide, violence, or other illegal behavior on a profile or message, forward the link to your local authorities. You can always call 9-1-1. You do not want to be the person who failed to act and as a result have a tragedy like Columbine or VA Tech happen.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

The behavior of Google SERP

Traffic coming from search engines is traditionally considered to have the highest value since search engines have emerged on the web. Thousands of webmasters work hard every day to make sure their sites are better optimized for better search engine rankings. It's no secret that the amount of work and money needed for desired results largely depend on the niche of the search queries a site is optimized for, and their search volume. Moreover, sites in different niches require different promotion techniques. It is natural that the competition between market players drives the optimization technology forward.

Additionally, search engines never stop developing. Ranking algorithms are constantly improving, server capacities are increased, SERP (search engine result page) moderation has been introduced, and so on. As a result, optimization techniques which brought guaranteed results yesterday may be not at all efficient today.

This report focuses on analyzing Google's SERP to spot the variations observed in different niches and with keywords of different search volume. [read more]