Once in a while I go to Technorait to check my profile. Most of my blogs are at the bottom of the rating lists. And that’s understandable – I haven’t devoted that much to them recently. The only blog that stands out is this one. People read it and link to it, and it’s score … Continue reading Technorati is lagging behind
With all Flickr‘s flexibility and easy of use, there’s one thing that really bothers me. In short it can be summed up as “Where are all these people coming from?”. Case in point: this picture of Lev burried in sand on the beach has been viewed (according to Flickr) almost 3500 times, since it was … Continue reading The Flickr question
I came across Pay Per Post via this post in Michael Affronti blog. I felt both sceptical and excited at the same time, so I went to check it out. This diagram clearly explains how the whole thing works. It looks pretty fair. There’s even a list of current opportunities. The prices are between $5 … Continue reading Bringing bloggers and advertisers one step closer
We couldn’t for the heck of it decide what to do. My mother was a bit tired after the beach. My brother wasn’t too active after his shopping. And I was almost dead after the gym. So it was a good thing for Vladimir to pop up and take control of the situation. We went … Continue reading Trip to Pafos
My mother has been talking loads about Salsa lately. She’s been taking some classes and was wondering how things are with Salsa here in Cyprus. I myself am not a big fan of dancing. I did about three years of ball dancing back in elementary school. It was long ago, but I don’t miss it … Continue reading Salsa bit