Factron Quattro For iPhone and other stories

Factron Quattro For iPhone
Japan	The ultimate in iPhone cases would have to be the Factron Quattro as seen on Engadget Japan. Not only is it built from Aluminium and bolted together with metals screws it comes with a range of bolt on lenses from a fish eye to wide angle and macro. It looks very well built but i can`t help [...]Pos...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 18:01:00 Discovered @ neilduckett.com
Wat Lao Buddhavong July 4th, 2009 the 30 Year Anniversary Celebration
Laos	Continued from Wat Lao Buddhavong July 4th, 2009 Concert Quebec Dancers This year celebration marked Wat Lao Buddhavong 30 Year Anniversary.  The Wat has not always been at this location, and as time passed, they have grown and the main ceremonial building of the temple, The Sala Hong Tham  (Dharma...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 18:01:00 Discovered @ nyenoona.wordpress.com
Lao Handicraft Festival 2008
Laos	Photos of various exhibition booths at the annual Lao Handicraft Festival at the Lao International Trade and Exhibition Centre (LAO-ITECC). The festival features Lao arts and crafts such as textiles, wood and rattan items, and jewelry. ...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 18:01:00 Discovered @ laovoices.com
Pirate Bay sold to software company
Cambodia	Interesting. I wrote previously about Pirate Bay getting its 22 million users to pay a buck each for its legal fees and how one of the co-founders, Anakata, was rumoured to be in Cambodia. Well, here's the latest.From torrentfreak.com: The Pirate Bay Sold To Software Company, Goes LegalWritten by e...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 18:01:00 Discovered @ cambodiacalling.blogspot.com
It’s good to speak English in hospitals
Malaysia	I took my father to see a Psychiatrist at UMMC today. Mom dropped us at the hospital before heading off to run some errands. We did not tell him why we were going there for, so my father expected to see the Ophthalmologist concerning his Cataracts. The Psychiatry Clinic is ......more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 12:01:00 Discovered @ yvonnefoong.com
Checkmate
Malaysia	Does anyone still even play English chess anymore? I mean, other than the old folks after their qigong session in the park that is. I used to play a bit when i was small, my brother taught me how to play. Never really had patience for it though, he used to whip my a$$ at it. [...]...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 12:01:00 Discovered @ simontalks.com
A Very Simple Fish Paste Noodles
Malaysia	There were times when I'm so lazy to put up something for my boiboi's meal, I would resort to simple Vit's dried noodles. A plain fragrant noodle served with fried egg and some vegetables that I could rummage in the fridge would make him quite happy. When I'm not so lazy, he would have something lav...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 12:01:00 Discovered @ babeinthecitykl.blogspot.com
Uijeongbu's Singok Elementary School (???? ???)
South Korea	Most of the news articles and events I reference in connection to my home city of Uijeongbu can hardly be considering uplifting material. Murder, gas explosions, a fighter plane almost crashing in the city. Last month saw an event that gives me something much more positive to write about in the fi...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 12:01:00 Discovered @ samedi.livejournal.com
1001st : Posting Must Go on
South Korea	Now, today is 1001th post/day of Han's Seoul Daily Photo. The picture above was one candidate of 1000th anniversary's photographs, but thinking many pictures are more powerful than one, decided a thousand of pictures to be the 1000th photograph. :) Because today is only a day after 1000th, I think...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 06:01:00 Discovered @ seouldailyphoto.com
Alikhan Tura and the Uyghur People
Vietnam	Recently there has been a lot of ethnic clashes between the Uyghurs and Han Chinese in the Xinjiang, China, putting this region in the news.  Historically, the Uyghurs have resented China’s rule over their lands.  The Han Chinese migration into Uyghur-majority areas can be perceived similarly ...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 06:01:00 Discovered @ saigonnezumi.com
Media training tips for trainers - part 1
Vietnam	For every course I teach in online journalism, social media and news tracking I create a highly targetted custom newswire. This a continuously updated website of topical news items and advice I think will be of interest to the people in the organisation I am training. It's a resource I continue to u...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 06:01:00 Discovered @ noodlepie.typepad.com
Cu Dao Broke the Record
Vietnam	Last night, Cu Dao slept almost six-hour straight. We put him in his crib around 10. A midnight, he made a few coughs (not sure where they come from) and we were expecting him to get up, but he went back to silence. We waited and waited and nothing happened so we felt asleep. Almost [...]...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 06:01:00 Discovered @ Visualgui.com
Word Up! - Never Mind The Bollocks Blogs
Vietnam	The Word is out - The Word meaning the monthly arts and culture magazine published by Nick Ross right here in Saigon. And no sooner did the Word get out that the entire staff here at the Wild Wild East Dailies (that means me) was happy to see their story on The Death of Print by Tim Russel. Causes o...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 06:01:00 Discovered @ wildwildeastdailies.blogspot.com
Asarnha Bucha in Southern Thailand
Thailand	Thai Buddhist villagers offer food to Buddhist monks during Asarnha Bucha Day in Thailand's restive southern Narathiwat province on July 7, 2009. Asarnha Bucha Day is marked throughout Thailand and commemorates the day on which Buddha delivered a first sermon to his first five chief disciples. (Ge...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 00:01:00 Discovered @ thaiphotoblogs.com
Making Merit at 4 Temples in Chanthaburi
Thailand	During the Khao Phansa period this week, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) are helping to promote the event "Making Merit at Four Temples" in Chanthaburi Province. These temples are not necessarily the most sacred of the temples however they have been picked as they represent different archi...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 00:01:00 Discovered @ thai-blogs.com/
A way to spend the morning
China	.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; }.flickr-yourcomment { }.flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } A way to spend the morning, originally uploaded by china.sixty4. repairsphoto:mhobbs...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 00:01:00 Discovered @ sixty4-middle-kingdom.blogspot.com
The Cleanup Begins
China	Now that the water level has fallen back to near normal levels, the big cleanup has begun.Leave CommentRelated Entries:Watching the River FlowRising DampThey're FlaggingBlast!Stubborn Buns - UpdatedFilthy ScumRandom Photograph No. 14Living in the PastWatersports FestivalUrgent Warning...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 00:01:00 Discovered @ liuzhou.blog-city.com
A Day at the Zoo
Thailand	Well it was more like an hour at the zoo. We did what a couple stuck in town on a long weekend would do–go to touristy places. Believe it or not I had never been to Dusit Zoo. There are a lot of Lonely Planet must-sees in Bangkok that I have yet to go. Wat Prakaew? [...]...more info>>> Discovered on 08/07/2009 00:01:00 Discovered @ gnarlykitty.org