Sometimes people do things that make you wonder if they ever read. I recently stumbled upon a blog where the blogger said that he signed up with ALGOCO after reading a post on another blog talking about ALGOCO and how we were supposed to be able to make a little or a lot of income, depending on our down line, just by surfing the internet like we normally do.

Well, the concept is great and it would be excellent if all of us could make decent pocket money by staying at home just surfing the internet but life is not so straight-forward most times.

The point is, the post was about how ALGOCO has closed shop but once this guy read that ALGOCO could have earned us money, he signed up! The wonder doesn’t end there. I have to ask why the sign up form was still around on the ALGOCO website that there are people like this blogger could go and sign up with the program.

The people I pity are those who spent half a lifetime trying to recruit as many down line members as possible. Hah… to say that they were taken for a ride is an understatement.

Since owning an Apple iPhone, I have been trying to fill it up with music. Normally, that would not be a problem at all but recently, we have been warned that we will be fined MYR250,000 should we be caught downloading intellectual material like music, movies and software illegally, So out went my peer-to-peer programs.

I tried searching for free music on the internet and although there are such websites available, the “free” music offered are usually of some really obscure musicians and I don’t really want those!

This morning, I got to know of Nexus Radio, a free internet radio where we only have to download a software, install it, and start scanning the more than seven thousand radio stations spanning 38 different genres of music.

I have to say, this idea is nothing new. However, Nexus Radio is more advanced as we are able to download whatever broadcasts and tracks, automatically named and tagged, for playback later or to copy them to our music devices for music on the go. The only requirement is that your device has t support mp3 format.

If you love music as much as I do and believe that we should not be paying for music then do yourself a favour and check out Nexus Radio.

The other day, I wrote a post questioning if there is an ultimate online casino. I am sure there is, just that we have not discovered it yet.

I am sure that if you are like me, you would not have the time to visit every online casino site to read their terms and conditions, check their bonus structure and play a game or two to see if their graphics are up to standard. What I do is to read about all the major online casinos from a single source. That way, I get to compare their benefits with the guidance of professional online casino reviewers.

Gamblux.com is just such an online casino review site that strives to bring us all the happening online casino news and reviews in one single portal. If you need to know the about leading online casinos, Gamblux.com is the site to consult. Which online casino offers you the highest sign-up bonus? That, you will have to find out from Gamblux.com too!

At first glance, you may think that Gamblux.com is overloaded with information but it is actually a very user-friendly site and navigation is a breeze. Not only will you get a professional guide on the top online casinos of the moment, if you are new to online casinos, then Gamblux.com has a comprehensive page of online casino rules and strategies which you should check out.

I don’t know what is wrong with my Yahoo! Messenger that I am getting “Hey Sexy” messages, with audio, a few times a day! I know that the number of times I am getting this is not an indication of anything out of the ordinary, just that my computer is connected to the internet almost the whole day (and night).

Are others getting this weird message from persons (or bots) unknown or is my Yahoo! Messenger bugged? I remember not too long a go, one of my Yahoo! Messenger contacts sent me a link asking me to check out his holiday photos and I did click on it because I really thought that it was his online holiday photo album.

A few months after that, I met him and told him that I can’t open his “holiday album” and he was blur, “What album??”

Uh-uh… I went home and changed the password of my Yahoo! account. Perhaps it is already too late. I don’t know if it was because of this that my Yahoo! Messenger is now acting weird. Any idea?

Oh yeah, come to think of it, sometimes it is not “Hey sexy” with a weird smilie icon but in a foreign language which I suspect is Hindi or something.

Somebody please tell me that it is not that my Yahoo! account has been compromised that I am getting these messages but that the problem lies with a loophole with Yahoo! in general!

Geee… isn’t it creepy?