There’s a new scam spreading around in Facebook. The scam spreads by tempting you to click a link that supposedly shows the “Most embarrassing moment ever in Beauty Contest”. Once you click this you’ll be forwarded to a different link where your pc can get infected. It will also use your Facebook account to spread the links to your friends.
So please, when you see the “Most embarrassing moment ever in Beauty Contest” don’t click it.
You can read more about it at:
http://scameo.com/2011/09/13/most-embarrassing-moment-ever-in-beauty-contest-click-jack-scam/

Be vigilant, use your brain.

 

If you’ve come across the picture in Facebook where you’re asked to find the cat, but you can’t find it. Don’t worry. First, there is really a cat in that picture. Second, it’s not a trick.

So here’s the picture. (Source: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/309325_2045132374296_1423991871_31801808_1463078427_n.jpg)

Find the Cat

There's a cat in there.

To end your suffering and so you won’t feel like a fool for not knowing where it is, the cat is near the upper right corner of the photo. Still can’t find it, here’s the clue:

Here's the catFound it? Good. Now go back to sleep. :)

 

 

Last Sept. 14, My wife and I got invited again to an event in Orchard Road Restaurant in Megamall. This time they are launching a new play area in their store to cater to the kids (of all ages). I thought that the play area would be just the normal playsets with slides or toys. I was wrong again.

img_0207The new play area was a state-of-the-art interactive setup where human motion is captured to interact with a projected display on the ground. The setup offers several games that you can play using hand and feet gestures. It was a collaboration of Ochard Road and Playpoint Philippines (http://www.playpoint.asia/). The setup is called EyePlay, an interactive playground system, combining intuitive human motion with interactive floor or wall projections. img_0136 Continue reading »