Safari for Windows

Title says it all<.

First, iTunes. Now, Safari. Mac running Windows. Do you sense a trend here?

I am currently using Safari while typing this entry. To be honest, it feels a lot like Firefox. And I don't see any speed increase as of now - they claim Safari is faster by 1.6 second than Firefox.

See for yourself.

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Our last hurrah

It has been almost three weeks since my friends and I dashed to Splash Island for our last hurrah.

The date was May 22nd, a day before our school year's first day of classes. This "trip" was planned weeks before, yet as expected, only five of us were able to make it.

To be honest, I wasn't keen on joining as well - I'm more of a beach bum than a pool person. Good thing I joined them. It was one of the most fun days of my life.

The main attraction of course are the slides. We raced at the Magellan's Drop, which sadly I never won.

Magellan's Drop from philip_v on Vimeo

This is my favorite slide, the Rio Montanosa.

And this is us screaming our hearts out having fun at the slide.

Rio Montañosa from philip_v on Vimeo

This is us being the epitome of ultra-uber-extreme-super camwhores.

Water and slides will not stop us from taking photos of ourselves.

Even when your friend (i.e. David) goes berserk and tries to strangle you underwater.

Although taking photos while on a slide doesn't guarantee you wholesome pictures.

Summer wouldn't be summer without yummy fruit smoothies.

We played dominos

and had a few games of cards.

Tanning was also a must, especially for Baldo.

We had fun playing frisbee, and even more fun taking that perfect frisbee shot.

A few more photos and we were done for the day. I never expected to have that much fun. We had smiles like these all day.

Splash Island, you will be terribly missed. The next day, classes had begun. Boo.

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Yay! Zooomr is back!

My favorite photo-sharing website, Zooomr, is back and even better with the release of the much-awaited Mark III. Thank you Kristopher Tate and Thomas Hawk for Zooomr, the little engine that could. And thank you to Raju of Zoho, for being an angel.

I am one of the few who got to try Mark III as it went live. It was beautiful. Watch out, Flickr.

I can't wait to upload some photos and blog about my last escapade for the summer.

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