You have prob­a­bly heard about this or seen the video your­self, but it’s always great to watch it again.

This is the Evo­lu­tion of Dance by Jud Laip­ply, which has cre­ated a mini-revolution on the inter­net amass­ing over 10 mil­lions views in under two weeks and fea­tured on CNN, MSN​.com, E! Enter­tain­ment, USA Today, Good Morn­ing Amer­ica, The Today Show, AOL​.com, Google, and count­less oth­ers. It now has 80 Mil­lion views at present! Be one of the 80 mil­lion who have watched this video by play­ing the vid above.

The guy (and the …

This is some­thing I’ve heard about over the past few weeks and I tried to catch her on Ellen but didn’t really get the chance to see her. I finally got to watch her on YouTube.
This is a good way to start the year–with good news and on a pos­i­tive note. Cheers to Charisse and all those who may not have won the con­tests they join but don’t lose heart. In the end, there’s noth­ing wrong with not fin­ish­ing first. Just keep walking!

Vis­i­tors who read this post also read:

Charice Pem­pengco on …

This is an orig­i­nal song by the up-and-coming Marie Digby. It’s sup­posed to be a song meant for the hol­i­days, but just humor me with this. This is a less angsty and more hip ver­sion of My Grown-Up Christ­mas List. This is weird, but I can imag­ine lis­ten­ing to this while dri­ving all the way to Baguio. :-)
For those of you who have trou­ble with stream­ing videos, here’s a stream­ing audio ver­sion from Aimini.

Bring Me Love­Marie Dig­by­Dear Santa I wrote you a let­terI won­der if you ever read itI’ve only …

I didn’t know Spelling Bee’s could be so excit­ing. Around two weeks ago, the 2007 Scripps National Spelling Bee was shown on ESPN and I was glued to the TV set with my dad.

The win­ner is Evan O’Dorney who lists Spelling as a dis­tant third in the things he loves after Music and Math. A Fil-American named Joseph Henares tied for third and pro­vided a bit of humor and fresh air in an oth­er­wise seri­ous com­pe­ti­tion. When he was given his word: “punaise”, he exclaimed “Oh, my God!” to …

Alexa Inter­net was founded in 1996 by Brew­ster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat. The com­pany offered a tool­bar that gave Inter­net users guid­ance on where to go next, based on the traf­fic pat­terns of its user com­mu­nity. Alexa also offered con­text for each site vis­ited: to whom it was reg­is­tered, how many pages it had, how many other sites pointed to it, and how fre­quently it was updated. In 1999, Alexa was acquired by Ama​zon​.com for about $250 mil­lion in Ama­zon stock.
From the Alexa Site:
Alexa com­putes traf­fic rank­ings by ana­lyz­ing the …