Sleep: Most of It

A really weird drawing... haha

Sleep. Oh that's a very, very big problem here in our dormitory. Most of the residents sleep really late. Some sleep around eleven, but most sleep way beyond twelve o'clock. I admit, I'm part of the late sleepers, and I wish to change that. There are just some things that do prevent me from sleeping early. This is one.

I must say, sleeping late really shifted my biological clock. Every day in the morning I feel really sleepy, at night I feel alive and alert. Most of my classes starts around eight-thirty, so there's really not much of a problem. But still, I do want to change my sleeping habits.

Internet Trick: How to Search for Files in Mediafire (Using Google's Web Search)

Mediafire, my favorite file hosting site

Have you ever heard of Rapidshare, Hotfile, EasyShare, FileFactory, or MegaUpload? If you do, then you must know about Mediafire. Mediafire is another file hosting site (know more about file hosting in Google) which has a very very fast upload and download. Not just that, it's free! If you did check that Google link, you should see that Mediafire is the top search, making it one of the best file hosting site that exists.

Computer Trick: Share Internet Connection from Any Modem (Huawei, ZTE) to LAN / Wireless LAN through ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)

SmartBro Plug-It

In our dormitory in UP Diliman there hasn't been an internet connection accessible near our rooms Update Jan. 28, 2011: Dilnet is now available at almost every room, just find the nearest router to your room. People here  have two ways to connect to the internet: Go downstairs to the lobby and use wi-fi to connect through Dilnet or get a prepaid modem. I myself connect to the internet through a SmartBro plug-it (Modem: ZTE MF627). SmartBro is oftentimes slow especially in the late morning or in the afternoon. Luckily this internet speed test I took went faster than usual.

Person Review: (Math Professor, UP Diliman) Agapito, Julius Caesar C.

Here is my personal review on my Math Professor Julius Caesar Agapito (also known as Dr. Agapito (because of his doctorate in Mathematics), JC Agapito):

Some notes before you continue: These are based on my personal experience with him as my professor in Math 53. Unfortunately I don't know much of his schedules. If ever I made a mistake, it is my mistake. But do not blame me if you copied this to your source and made a mistake there.

Internet Blogging Credibility

A very bad image created in Paint by me.

While on my way out, I've had this unfriendly-like and arguing-like conversation with a good friend about Internet Blogging. He really said he doesn't like to read blogs (I'm not sure, it could be that he DOESN'T read blogs at all). It's not because he doesn't want to read personal things (or even non-personal things), but because of its credibility. "Trust", I think, is a very big word for him, and people who just post anything in blogs aren't trustworthy. Even the whole  most parts in the Internet, like Wikipedia, isn't credible enough for him.

Who is Your Guardian Angel?

St. Uriel, My Guardian Angel

 From Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia,
A guardian angel is an angel assigned to protect and guide a particular person or group. Belief in guardian angels can be traced throughout all antiquity. The concept of tutelary angels and their hierarchy was extensively developed in Christianity in the 5th century by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite.
The theology of angels and tutelary spirits has undergone many refinements since the 400s. Belief in both the East and the West is that guardian angels serve to protect whichever person God assigns them to, and present prayer to God on that person's behalf.

According to the Christian belief, each person is assigned to a Guardian Angel depending on the day of your birth.