Saturday, May 05, 2007

Simon Cowell in the Simpsons (Recent American Idol TV airing)





This is such a funny series from the Simpsons, where Simon Cowell is on the other side of the fence singing "Don't Cha".

And the Judges for his Song Audition is none other than the Simpsons family. :)

This little snippet (1 min) was aired in the recent American Idol show - Idol Gives Back!




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IN THE NEWS

Out of toon ... Cowell hits bum note on US show and, inset right, Cowell makes his exit
SIMON Cowell met his match when the Simpsons panned his attempt at singing The Pussycat Dolls’ hit Don’t Cha in a special TV charity show.

A cartoon version of Mr Nasty appeared in a Simpsons skit as an American Idol wannabe.

Homer gave his verdict on Cowell’s singing by saying “Lose the accent, Mary Poppins. This is American Idol."

The show’s charity special featuring Bono and Madonna raised £14.97 million for kids in Africa and America.

Idol Gives Back screened by US TV included live performances from Annie Lennox and Kelly Clarkson as well as the talent show’s contestants.

Ellen DeGeneres, who made a personal donation of nearly £50,000, hosted the event.


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Yahoo Liam Meets Godzilla - this is Hillarious!!

FOUND IT!!!! :) This is rather cute. The bouncing Liam meets Godzilla!

Unfortunately its two different Animations (GIFs) that Yahoo uses, First you have Liam Bouncing away on his Bouncing Ball, then comes Godzilla foot and flattens poort Liam.

Wished they combined it into one Liam Animation.








Link1 : http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/pim/dclient/d/img/liam_ball_1.gif
Link2 : http://mail.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/pim/dclient/d/img/liam_meets_godzilla.gif




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New Liam !! Liam is a Baby

Woo Hoo!!! was waiting for the next LIAM to pop up and was wondering what would YAHOO come up with this time?

A Baby Liam ... How Cute?








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Yahoo to shut down Yahoo Photos service, promote Flickr


Better move all your Photos out of your Yahoo Photo Albums, cos Yahoo is shutting down their Yahoo Photo services and moving all users to FLICKR ..... read on.




Yahoo Inc. is shutting down Yahoo Photos, an online photo storage site, and asking users to move instead to its Web 2.0 photo sharing site, Flickr, a Yahoo official said.

In June, tens of millions of registered users of Yahoo Photos will be notified of various options including upgrading to Yahoo's Flickr service or various outside-photo storage sites, according to Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield.

Yahoo also will offer consumers the option of loading their photos on competing sites when users are notified next month.

Outside sites include PhotoBucket -- the most popular online photo sharing service among users of social network sites like News Corp.'s MySpace -- or more conventional photo printing and storage site such as Kodak Gallery, Shutterfly Inc. or Snapfish, he said.

"Flickr will get top-billing, of course," Butterfield said in an interview late on Thursday about the plan to give users multiple alternatives.

Butterfield and co-founder Caterina Fake, his wife, sold Flickr to Yahoo in 2005. Butterfield is now a director of product management at Yahoo.

Later, Jeff Weiner, executive vice president of Yahoo's Network Division, said in a company statement: "We are making great strides in our ongoing efforts to align Yahoo!'s resources and focus on core strategic priorities."

"Part of this progress is today's decision to close Yahoo! Photos to better serve our valued customers through Flickr."

Yahoo's move follows the explosive surge in growth by PhotoBucket, an independent photo storage site based in Palo Alto, California, from a quarter of the market a year ago to around 40 percent last month, according to Hitwise Inc. data.

In the same period, Yahoo Photos' share has been cut two- to three times over to around 5.8 percent of the U.S. market. Flickr, meanwhile, has grown to 4.5 percent, up from 3.7 percent, according to Hitwise U.S. Web audience data.

Yahoo continued to support both Photos and Flickr over the past two years, reflecting the different audiences of the two sites.

Yahoo Photos is a more conventional photo-finishing site, full of family snapshots, while Flickr has attracted a passionate fan base of amateur and professional photographers who use the site to share digital photos online, and for whom printing is largely an afterthought.

According to data from comScore supplied by Yahoo a year ago, Yahoo Photos counted 30 million registered users, who had uploaded 2 billion photos as of June 2006.

By contrast, PhotoBucket rose to 32 million users in 2006 from 12 million users in 2005. It is set to grow to around 62 million users by the end of 2007, PhotoBucket Chief Executive and co-founder Alex Welch said in a recent interview.



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Friday, May 04, 2007

Sigh!! Everthing is going up except our Salary


First we have reports showing that we running short of cooking oil, and everyone is afraid that cooking oil prices will go up!

Then Astro is also going to go up in its monthly subscriptions!! Aiyoh! I guess we have to help Ananda Krishnan pitch in to pay for the Measat 3 satelite that still switches off when it rains! Or then again the 9 Free Astro Channels that is published perhaps will have to be paid for lor!


Now even the Star Newspaper is going up in price to RM1.50 a day!! Aiyoh! Aren't they making enough money already from the tons of ads that we have to sieve thru each day?

Worst case .... our $$$alary doesn't seem to be going up!! $igh!

Thursday, May 03, 2007

How to Spruce Up your Colleagues Cubicle When they are Away!!

Are there some of your colleagues that are often away on Business Trips or constantly away taking MCs and Emergency Leaves?

Well here are some brilliant ideas on what you can do to their Cubicles when they are away to help Spruce up Life and Fun in the Office.


Things to do when your colleagues are away

#1 – Leave them some flowers


#2 – Leave them some To-Do memos


#3 – Spruce up their work area with some creative décor


#4 – Everyone loves presents!

Unwrapping presents is half the fun!


#5 – Clean their workspace.

And to make sure it stays clean, protect it with something.


#6 – Let them know you looked after their workspace while they were gone

and kept “undesirables” at bay.


#7 – Hand-made gifts. We all love them.

A little masking tape and some styrofoam goes a long way!


#8 – And finally…

If they’ve had a bit of an “extended” leave,

remind them that not much has changed since they’ve been gone.


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2 More Kicked Out from American Idol


With no one ousted at the end of last week's charity-focused show, "American Idol" gave the heave-ho to two contestants Wednesday night
— Phil Stacey and Chris Richardson.





The viewer vote tally from last week was added to this week's, with more than 135 million phone and text-message ballots cast in all. Stacey, 29, of Jacksonville, Fla., and Chris Richardson, 22, of Chesapeake, Va., drew the fewest votes. With their departure, the number of finalists is down to four. The winner will be chosen May 23.

Randy Jackson said on Tuesday's program that Stacey's take on Bon Jovi's "Blaze Of Glory" was his "best performance ever." Stacey — a "good man," said host Ryan Seacrest — performed that song one last time on Wednesday, as LaKisha Jones and other finalists wiped away tears.

Richardson, a Justin Timberlake lookalike, hugged "best friend" and finalist Blake Lewis when Seacrest announced he was going home.

"Thank you to everybody for keeping me in this long," said Richardson, before giving a farewell performance of "Wanted Dead Or Alive" — again, by Bon Jovi.

And the final four are — drumroll, please — Jones, Lewis, Jordin Sparks and Melinda Doolittle.

Wednesday's program also featured performances by Robin Thicke and Bon Jovi, the multiplatinum band whose shaggy-haired lead singer was this week's guest coach.

In its sixth season, "American Idol" continues to rule the ratings. It has attracted 26 million to 37 million viewers per telecast this season.